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I followed this and successfully put my new tent up! I’m useless too so must be a good video. Cheers.

Without the fly you could just use the tent and a 3x3 tarp.

Decent video mate, just abit of constructive criticism, when shining the light on you for recording don’t shine the light straight on to your face as it messes with it other then that good vid

How can I undo this knot if I’ve tied up my shoes and now can’t take them off… asking for a friend

Cool to know what this knot is called. This is how I make an adjustable size necklace or bracelet. ❤

Good effort 🫡..ear plugs for the noisy rain

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Great job Callum! Really enjoyed that mate, great effort from you boys. Some weather that was! Just like us, nothing better than camping with your mates, core memories. New subs from us mate, looking forward to the next.

He’s got the tinsel and the Christmas jumper out! 😮

Very cool. Thanks for the hacks.

try a hammock under blanket you will be warm as toast :)

O hammock , my poor old back can't take sleeping on the ground in a tent anymore :)

Very nice, i live in a northeast brazllian state, its not cold at night and people here use hammock for camping for centuries.

great vid, very helpful cheers

Too saggy setups

learning curve guys but enjoyed it 🤣

Little life hack for your foresters tent to ensure tautness - peg your doors down first and then pull your sides out taut to them. Helps if your ridge is ever so slightly too high as well, that upwards pull is harder walls and more headroom foot you

When are we going to find out what to do when you can't find the seal for the airbed 😂😅

Thats awsome

All the shorts are linking together 😅

Good job, Callum. Just a suggestion while setting up, start putting up the poles from the area that the pegs/stakes were put in first. It adds the tension in a different way to make it easier to get the pole ends into the pins. Did you have much in the way of condensation with this tent? And as there was quite a bit of space behind the inner tent was there a way to access that area with the inner up? It might also be good to see the tent without the inner and how to set up the inner. 😊 Look forward to more videos.

Awesome, very helpful

Great initial rolling action 👌🏻

Who’s the assistant

0.27 thats what she said

Also helpful if you come across a vampire, lots of little sharp stakes!

POV just Callum sees you in a dark forest alone 3:45

Drinking game, take a shot each time you say Dominant 😂🥃

First, where does the toilet go? Second, if it's pouring rain, windy storms or snowing, how does he get to the stuff under the sink bowl without going outside ‼️🙄🙄 People always show these vans in the sun ‼️

Do you put a mattress on it or do you just sleep on the wood

I live in Sweden and im probably one of very few owners of this tent here since Go outdoors doesnt ship outside UK. I agree that if I were to go back in time id gone for the 2v2 aswell, im average size at 185cm and this tent is just a bit too small, i have to sort of crawl in and that is just gonna be harder with age aswell. I have since went on to buy both the naturehike mongar 2 and the one tigris backwoods bungalow, which in my mind both are better tents

Hi is that the automatic zafira ? im trying to find a decent automatic mpv but not sure whats reliable 🤔

Leave the inner and outer attached, makes it easier next time you pitch 😊

You run that line through twice through the loop.You gotta track each hitch

I've got 2, bought the original 20 years ago in Argos and it's been used maybe 8 times as I bought a Vaude not long after that was an all in one pitch and freestanding that suited my needs better for sea kayaking(camped on a few beaches), then a few years ago I picked up another one off Ebay which is mint condition, I keep one at the house and one in the car with some "bug out" kit.... I plan to Fabrisil the Ebay one this summer as it's not been tested yet in bad weather! These tents were absolute winners (Unlike the single skin "Sydney" they produced, condensation hell....)

BED - re heat retention, you can place your luggage under it, keeping floor space clear and adding insulation. I add more under me when using the bed to keep the bars away from my arms or use a wider bed.

1:02 magnetic aluminium, incredible the technology available today.

To be fair I thought it was guide lines too before, it does make sense.. much too small for me that tent but thinking of getting an oex tent soon!

They're actually called guy lines, not guide lines.

Used one for years, cost me £3 from a charity shop. Unfortunately the zip on the flysheet has gone now. I suppose I could get it repaired, but I have moved on from it now as I am getting older now and need the comfort of a cot to lie on.

So what do you do about the wet patch you’ll get after walking with it for a while? I feel like you didn’t think this through

I think I just lost brain cells, how do rewind in my head?

Being 60ft up wont make it warmer mate 😂 Using that logic Everest would be warm all the time 🤣🤣 Heat does rise! but if it’s not trapped, then it will keep going up!!! Chattin some absolute nonsense in this video lad. The proper way to rate warmth would be to compare the R value of these pads. Also when you lay on them and start to feel warm in your living room is not the right way to test them, the cold ground you get at night will chill the air in the pad!!! 🥶 -Phillip 👍

best camping bed is a van imo haha

Thanks Callum, great videos as always.

An 8 foot long inner 😊 exactly what's needed! Why doesn't that seem to be allowed any more? Great tent & video

I have had one for 16 years, bought from Argos for £15 and I prefer to my Robert Saunders Backpacker S which cost me £70 back in the late 70's. The Tiger Paw has stood up in some really bad weather I am amazed by it !

Good video, I have a very similar pro action tent, This is a super budget priced tent, my tent weight is 2.5kg , I love the side entrance, I gave my tent a extra waterproof spray however it kept me nice and dry in heavy rain! It is very similar to my Coleman Bedrock tent! Cheers Mark!

I've been wondering, and haven't seen this tried yet, but for the free-standing version, could one perhaps use two longer sticks instead of one, joining them at the top somehow to eliminate the stick-in-the way issue? Seems to me it would make more room in the shelter. Another idea might be: Using four sticks in like fashion to simulate the ridge-line version, and making a door out of clear plastic. This would allow a fire out front to radiate heat inside, and an emergency tarp hung on the rear wall inside the tent would reflect the heat coming through the door, for cold weather of course. The same thing could be done for any of the free-standing versions, I suspect. What do you think? 🤔

I must ask how many tents do u have? Or do u just buy em try em then take em back 😂