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I’m glad you brought up the height of nylon walls versus height of mesh walls. I have a two person tent with mesh that goes way down (Marmot Ajax). I spent a windy night on Angel Island in the SF Bay in it some years ago. Woke up with my tent full of sand! My next tent will have way less mesh
Dan, I think this is the BEST video about tents or gear that you've ever done! ( I'm keeping my Copper Spur) Loved how you compared the door types! You ROCKED this!
One that to note that I don't see covered often is how high up the fly sits on the Nemo. I have this tent and love it in fair weather. Very light and just the right size for 1 plus a dog. But, look closely at the fly configuration compared to the Tiger Wall. In addition to the high cutout on the back of the Hornet, the entire fly perimeter sits 6-8 inches off the ground. The tiger wall can nearly touch the ground. In a hard rain, you will get a ton of rain and mud bounce up under the fly of the Nemo. Those vestibules where you have your gear stashed now have even less usability. I really wish the fly was just a tad larger to provide full coverage when needed.
that's what keeps me from buying it. I love everything else. If they simply changed the fly, then maybe just put a vent at the top, it would be a done deal!
I recently just came across your channel and I have to say it is now one of my favorites. Thank you for speaking your mind on products and giving a real review!
Have been using a Mont Moondance 2p for a few seasons now - essentially bombproof!! Properly built for Aussie conditions 👌🏼 Ecstatic with this tent and would love to see you give either the Mont Moondance OR One Planet Goondie tents some love! Enjoying the channel Dan 👏🏼
My brother and sis pitched in and bought a TigerWall UL3 for 30% off from the REI sale as a wedding gift for our honeymoon in September. Can't wait to try it out. Should be delivered this Thursday.
Kevin Tieu thanks for asking. Yes I prayed for Dan and his family. It was not a very long prayer, something along the lines of “God please protect Dan and his family and keep them safe and comforted.” As a rule of best practice, I find that if I don’t pray for that person as soon as I say I will, it winds up becoming a phrase out of habit rather than me following through. Granted, I’m not perfect, and sometimes I forget, but I try not to let it be just a phrase that I say and it actually means nothing!
Interesting how different tent priorities are from the UK. All of these seem to pitch inner-first, which is nearly a deal-breaker over here because it means your tent will probably be wet by the time you get the fly sheet over it. Also, they don’t look like they’re designed for strong winds or cold - plenty of mesh would be good in the heat but you’d be freezing your knackers off over here! Having said that, tents are designed for specific environments, as I learned when taking my arctic tent (Force 10 Vortex) to South America. It was great high in the Andes, despite being 5+ kg, but the same tent in the Amazon rainforest was basically an oven. Even pitched inner-only you had to pick between heat and flies. I picked heat
Everyone should look at/consider the Dan Durston Ultamid series--found on Mass Drop. About $200, 31 oz, double wall sil-nylon or poly--can't remember which. What I am waiting for is a tarp that will set up easily for the ground AND the hammock.
I picked up the North Face - Sequoia 2 person tent for only 120 at my local sporting goods store. It has been an excellent backpacking companion. I like the more configurable vestibule that it has compared to the tents in this video.
After watching I am happy I passed on the Nemo Hornet 2P, and got the x-mid 2p... little bit heavier but a lot more tent. At $280, it is a fantastic deal.
Just replaced my old family tent with the Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL3, so excited. Next year I will be able to invest in a smaller solo tent for a solo hike. I'll keep these in mind!
That's a good comparison Dan, thanks! Can see clearly the differences and pros/cons of each. Good luck with your home town. One day soon this madness will be over. In the meantime keep looking after yourself and your loved ones. ATB, Mark. 👍
Don’t blame you for taking your family away for a bit. Good review! I have the Tiger Wall 3 Platinum and love it! Super lightweight but have to watch that too. About the same weight as the two but a “three” person.
Still out of my budget. Would love to see tents that are under 200.00 and may be one that is not always recognized by the hiker community. Lanshan, Naturehike, etc.
Thanks for the info. I have been day hiking or backpacking cabin to cabin in the Porcupine Mountains SP, but am taking the plunge into tenting this year, and am shopping for a 2 person backpack tent (IRNP). Again, thanks
Should also mention, if you work healthcare or first response Marmot is offering a one time 40% off any full price item. As far as I know that applies to tents as well
Wish we could have met when I was visiting Kenosha. I went there quite often when I was living in Great Lakes. Im a midwesterner at heart(grew up in MI) but love the videos!
We own the BA Blacktail 3P tent. We are not ultralight people (longest hike/camp are 8 day trails) so the just above 5 lbs weight is not concerning comparing the price point for lighter 3 season tents. In AU $$ the tent was $299 with the footprint being an additional $70. No complaints with the tent. My one complaint is with Australia - no one here has the zenbivy nor have heard of it.
If I hadn't found a BA Copper Spur HV UL2 on sale last year, I would have gotten the Tiger Wall, I love my side entry tents. I went for a long time having single entry on the end style tent, but as I travel through middle age, the side entry tents are seemingly more roomy and easier to get out of in the middle of the night when nature calls, haha. I'm a huge fan of Big Agnes gear, I have multiple sleeping bags, sleeping pads in their brand. Great products:-)
It’s weird, but between my old model Hornet 2P and my newer REI Quarter Dome SL 1P.... I prefer my Quarterdome. Similar tent design, but the QD has a much larger vestibule, I found ventilation to be superior, and it has a bit more shoulder room. It’s shockingly roomy on the inside (I’m 6’2” sleeping on a long Xlite). Same weight. And it’s cheaper. There is little I find I miss about the Hornet, except for maybe the Jake’s feet making setup really easy. Then again, the QD can be setup fly first with a footprint, and doesn’t drip water every time you open the fly door....
Couldn’t agree more, I just picked another ul backpacking tent (ended up going for the more pricey copper spur) but regardless of price these were the other three I seriously considered!
I enjoy your content and have been subscribed for a long time. I am so sorry to hear that your family has been effected by the recent unrest. Getting away for a little bit is a good idea until things sort themselves out. You are in my thoughts and prayers. God bless.
Here's hoping you and your family find some peace of mind away from Kenosha, and that your town gets through this difficult time. Love your videos - All the best!
I love my 2 pro. I will say that for winter, id rather have another tent. The Lanshan is fantastic in regular weather but chilly in the cold. These three are great tents. Ive seen two and they work well.
We now live in Tennessee and I am hiking the AT with my 70lb dog so definitely want the lightest 2 person tent!!! Thaa as no’s again for he great video!!!
I own the Tiger Wall 2 and it’s nice but just know when the fly gets wet the zippers are not the best. Be gentle. Other than that I love it. I use it solo. I got mine on sale at REI for 300.
I'm not positive, but my marmot limelight 4p doesn't have color coordination, but does have red tabs on one side that mach up with red tabs on the fly, and it looks like there may have been similar red tabs on the superalloy to help orient. Just observing, great video as always!
Thanks Dan. Just bought the Big Anges, currently on sale at REI. I've been wanting a better tent and respect your reviews. The sale pushed me into action!
I'm just getting into backpacking, how did the Big Angnes do for you since you bought it? That seemed like the best of the three to start with, but it'd be nice to hear from someone who's been using it for 2 years.
I don’t see the purpose of a vestibule if it rains. Won’t the ground contact points of your gear still get wet. What do you do for this scenarios when it rains?
Hay fellow kenoshan, subscribe, thanks for the videos. In the process of getting back into hiking and camping from a ling hiatus from doing high adventure hiking in scouts. One thing i will say i think its crazy the pack weights you guys use. When we did hiking we all used external frame 85 liter packs loaded no less than 60lb, me at 6ft 145lb regularly ran 75 to 85 pounds. Now from a motorcycle accident bad back, hip and knee I'm hesitant to do long hikes.
I’m currently trying to decide between the zpacks triplex and the Big Agnes copper spur ul3. I realize these are two totally different tents and each will have its own pros and cons. Would love some feedback as to which one you would pick and why.
Harry Fersner - For what it’s worth: I have been using the Copper Spur HV UL3 for years, and have considered a Triplex again and again, but I just can’t bring myself to buy a Triplex. It’s not the cost - I’m just not convinced the trade offs are worth it. The Triplex requires a large area to pitch because of the big footprint plus the long guy lines required for a non-freestanding tent. Then there’s the condensation issue. The weight savings is tempting. For now I plan on waiting for Big Agnes to release a freestanding DCF tent that improves upon the Tiger Wall Carbon 3, which uses too thin of fabric for my taste.
Sorry to see what's happening in your hometown. I have my fingers crossed that it ends soon. I own both the Nemo Hornet 1 and 2 person. I highly recommend I also have the Tarptent Aeon Li and Dan Durstan's 1 person tent
I'm looking at getting a Hornet 1p for solo adventures, smallish thru hikes. Whats it like for holding gear inside, would you recommend it over the 2p or is it worth dealing with the extra weight and getting the 2p if i want a bit more inner tent room?
Hey Dan. Have you ever done a video on vests? I used to think they were stupid until I was required to get one for a mountain climbing trip in Alaska. Now I'm a fan.
Hello we hope all is well . thank you so much for sharing all your words of wisdom and reviews. it really does help us, fellow travellers. Please stay safe my friend. Kind Regards Sarah and Glenn
So you said that the marmot doesn't have a color coded setup. Although in your video I can see the red tabs at the connection points. Don't those tabs accomplish the same things helping you set up the tent. I too have been very curious about that marmot tent. I also was concerned about the color. Color is the main reason I didn't buy the tiger wall because I want to blend in when in the backcountry. I look forward to your review of the marmot after using it.
Interesting. The Nemo hornet 2p is too short for me to lay in at 6’3. I love the tent but couldn’t sleep without my head or feet touching. This is on a 3” thick BA sleeping pad though...might be able to make it work on ccf. Great tent, I was sad to return it.
You should have mentioned the guy lines for Big Agnes tiger wall 2. Its a con seriously worth mentioning especially if we are going to call out the hornets guy lines which are pretty bad but nothing like the fixed pre cut lines of the tiger wall 2.
Be honest...You're hiding at Kyle's place 😂 (but seriously...Stay safe) I prefer the Lanshan models (my personal choice) but great review... great tents for sure.
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I'd love to see packed size included in stats on any gear in the future. As a bikepacker that's almost more important than weight to me.
Agreed, I know the nemo gets really small, but I'd like to see the other ones for comparison. Just had to return a tent because of the packed size.
Ms_87J I of course have my eye on the Big Agnes bikepacking-specific tents, but also keeping an open mind on other options.
@@Galactico42 big agnes has a sweet price at rei right now ;)
Check out the Marmot Super alloy. Poles are shorter than most a may pack into panniers better
Ms_87J picked up a copper spur 3 person from rei for $375 few weeks back
I’m glad you brought up the height of nylon walls versus height of mesh walls. I have a two person tent with mesh that goes way down (Marmot Ajax). I spent a windy night on Angel Island in the SF Bay in it some years ago. Woke up with my tent full of sand! My next tent will have way less mesh
A table at the end with all of the key stat comparisons would have been a nice touch ;)
Love my Nemo Hornet 2! Super light, very compressible, and comes with me on most of my backpacking trips! Thanks as always Dan
How good is it at keeping water out.
Dan, I think this is the BEST video about tents or gear that you've ever done! ( I'm keeping my Copper Spur) Loved how you compared the door types! You ROCKED this!
One that to note that I don't see covered often is how high up the fly sits on the Nemo. I have this tent and love it in fair weather. Very light and just the right size for 1 plus a dog. But, look closely at the fly configuration compared to the Tiger Wall. In addition to the high cutout on the back of the Hornet, the entire fly perimeter sits 6-8 inches off the ground. The tiger wall can nearly touch the ground. In a hard rain, you will get a ton of rain and mud bounce up under the fly of the Nemo. Those vestibules where you have your gear stashed now have even less usability. I really wish the fly was just a tad larger to provide full coverage when needed.
Love my Nemo Hornet... but I find issues with the bottom and rain puddling where it comes off.
that's what keeps me from buying it. I love everything else. If they simply changed the fly, then maybe just put a vent at the top, it would be a done deal!
Praying for you and your family. Stay safe. I appreciate all you do and the content you’re putting out.
I own the tungsten and the tiger wall, both are great tents. I bought the big agnes after watching your videos on it a million times lol!!!
Our prayers are with you and all the people of Kenosha. Be positive! After this, all of you will be a lot stronger.
Marmot Limelight 3P was my hero on a very stormy trip. Everyone else got soaked. I was very impressed and happy with it.
I'm so glad you were able to get your family away from the madness Dan. Sorry that it's happening at all though. Stay safe.
I recently just came across your channel and I have to say it is now one of my favorites. Thank you for speaking your mind on products and giving a real review!
Great job Dan. Extremely thorough. You have me questioning on buying that Big Agnes! I appreciate your research on the differences of the tents.
Have been using a Mont Moondance 2p for a few seasons now - essentially bombproof!! Properly built for Aussie conditions 👌🏼
Ecstatic with this tent and would love to see you give either the Mont Moondance OR One Planet Goondie tents some love!
Enjoying the channel Dan 👏🏼
I like Mont too. I have the Dragonfly 4 season tent and it is awesome. however, its 2.5kgs and too heavy for a solo hiker like me to carry
My brother and sis pitched in and bought a TigerWall UL3 for 30% off from the REI sale as a wedding gift for our honeymoon in September. Can't wait to try it out. Should be delivered this Thursday.
Just broke in my gossamer the two and hands down lights most spacious tent I’ve ever had and I love it
Sorry to hear about life being challenging because of your residence in Kenosha with the situation going on. Praying for you guys! Good video 🤟🏻
Kevin Tieu thanks for asking. Yes I prayed for Dan and his family. It was not a very long prayer, something along the lines of “God please protect Dan and his family and keep them safe and comforted.” As a rule of best practice, I find that if I don’t pray for that person as soon as I say I will, it winds up becoming a phrase out of habit rather than me following through. Granted, I’m not perfect, and sometimes I forget, but I try not to let it be just a phrase that I say and it actually means nothing!
Glad to see you got out safe with your family
Thank you for showing these put up so much instead of only package+talk
Interesting how different tent priorities are from the UK. All of these seem to pitch inner-first, which is nearly a deal-breaker over here because it means your tent will probably be wet by the time you get the fly sheet over it. Also, they don’t look like they’re designed for strong winds or cold - plenty of mesh would be good in the heat but you’d be freezing your knackers off over here!
Having said that, tents are designed for specific environments, as I learned when taking my arctic tent (Force 10 Vortex) to South America. It was great high in the Andes, despite being 5+ kg, but the same tent in the Amazon rainforest was basically an oven. Even pitched inner-only you had to pick between heat and flies. I picked heat
Looking for an outer first tent for European use. Little bit in the UK, but mostly in the Alps.
Something under 2kg and under £400
Everyone should look at/consider the Dan Durston Ultamid series--found on Mass Drop. About $200, 31 oz, double wall sil-nylon or poly--can't remember which. What I am waiting for is a tarp that will set up easily for the ground AND the hammock.
He just came out with a Dynema version. Cool tents
@@ricker76er honestly cannot wait for the 1p version.
I picked up the North Face - Sequoia 2 person tent for only 120 at my local sporting goods store. It has been an excellent backpacking companion. I like the more configurable vestibule that it has compared to the tents in this video.
After watching I am happy I passed on the Nemo Hornet 2P, and got the x-mid 2p... little bit heavier but a lot more tent. At $280, it is a fantastic deal.
you may be able to get 2 hornets in the footprint of the x-mid though ;)
Thanks Dan. I’m tent shopping so very timely.
Stay safe. Be well.
Lanshan 1 Pro $138 ...best tent for the money that I have ever found . .....and used. Thoughts and prayers Dan.
It's nice to see Jim go from the office to the outdoors
Just replaced my old family tent with the Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL3, so excited. Next year I will be able to invest in a smaller solo tent for a solo hike. I'll keep these in mind!
That's a good comparison Dan, thanks! Can see clearly the differences and pros/cons of each. Good luck with your home town. One day soon this madness will be over. In the meantime keep looking after yourself and your loved ones. ATB, Mark. 👍
Just bought my TigerWall UL2 and ground sheet from REI at 30% off during the Labor Day sale.
Good score!
John McA yeah! Still running this week too I think
@@guywithFX yeah still $299 compared to $399, I got one too.
Nice. I was between it and the REI SL tent. Ended up going with the 1p SL. Hope I don’t regret it
Same here! I got the UL 3 though. I figured it will be better for bring people with me.
Don’t blame you for taking your family away for a bit. Good review! I have the Tiger Wall 3 Platinum and love it! Super lightweight but have to watch that too. About the same weight as the two but a “three” person.
Still out of my budget. Would love to see tents that are under 200.00 and may be one that is not always recognized by the hiker community. Lanshan, Naturehike, etc.
The marmot catalyst 2p is $183 MSRP and I've used it for 5 or 6 backpacking trips. Great tent but a little heavy. Check it out.
Thanks for the info. I have been day hiking or backpacking cabin to cabin in the Porcupine Mountains SP, but am taking the plunge into tenting this year, and am shopping for a 2 person backpack tent (IRNP). Again, thanks
Should also mention, if you work healthcare or first response Marmot is offering a one time 40% off any full price item. As far as I know that applies to tents as well
Finally tried out a hammock Dan. As comfortable as it was I think a tent is easier. Hope your having some fun in the outdoors.
Thank you for the tips Jack Ryan. This helped.
Wish we could have met when I was visiting Kenosha. I went there quite often when I was living in Great Lakes. Im a midwesterner at heart(grew up in MI) but love the videos!
Nice to be able to escape in the wheeled tent. Looks like an Imagine. Happy camping
We own the BA Blacktail 3P tent. We are not ultralight people (longest hike/camp are 8 day trails) so the just above 5 lbs weight is not concerning comparing the price point for lighter 3 season tents. In AU $$ the tent was $299 with the footprint being an additional $70. No complaints with the tent. My one complaint is with Australia - no one here has the zenbivy nor have heard of it.
If I hadn't found a BA Copper Spur HV UL2 on sale last year, I would have gotten the Tiger Wall, I love my side entry tents. I went for a long time having single entry on the end style tent, but as I travel through middle age, the side entry tents are seemingly more roomy and easier to get out of in the middle of the night when nature calls, haha. I'm a huge fan of Big Agnes gear, I have multiple sleeping bags, sleeping pads in their brand. Great products:-)
OMG it might take 2 minutes to figure out! WTH? You are still the man...Dan
Big Agnes Blacktail Hotel 2 Bikepack Tent was the tent I went with!
It’s weird, but between my old model Hornet 2P and my newer REI Quarter Dome SL 1P.... I prefer my Quarterdome. Similar tent design, but the QD has a much larger vestibule, I found ventilation to be superior, and it has a bit more shoulder room. It’s shockingly roomy on the inside (I’m 6’2” sleeping on a long Xlite). Same weight. And it’s cheaper. There is little I find I miss about the Hornet, except for maybe the Jake’s feet making setup really easy. Then again, the QD can be setup fly first with a footprint, and doesn’t drip water every time you open the fly door....
Stay safe man. Number one priority
Couldn’t agree more, I just picked another ul backpacking tent (ended up going for the more pricey copper spur) but regardless of price these were the other three I seriously considered!
Backcountry customer service is top notch as well
I enjoy your content and have been subscribed for a long time. I am so sorry to hear that your family has been effected by the recent unrest. Getting away for a little bit is a good idea until things sort themselves out. You are in my thoughts and prayers. God bless.
Great video Dan.Shame you had to leave your house.Still putting out vids,your a trooper man
Love my nemo hornet elite 2 person. I use it for just me so plenty of room inside and out.
Here's hoping you and your family find some peace of mind away from Kenosha, and that your town gets through this difficult time. Love your videos - All the best!
Wow, did not know you lived in Kenosha. So cool, I lived in Pleasant Prairie for awhile.
Grand Design Imagine I love it.
Like the thorough reviews. I prefer the 3F UL Lanshan 2 tent for the price and weight.
I love my 2 pro. I will say that for winter, id rather have another tent. The Lanshan is fantastic in regular weather but chilly in the cold. These three are great tents. Ive seen two and they work well.
@@brockdelorenzo7505 great to know. I haven't used mine in cold weather.
Awesome video Dan! As always
Good move. Keep your family safe.
Im sorry you have to get out of your home town. Stay safe, enjoy the time away. 🥾🥾🌻
We now live in Tennessee and I am hiking the AT with my 70lb dog so definitely want the lightest 2 person tent!!! Thaa as no’s again for he great video!!!
Hello from Pleasant Prarie! Enjoy your videos they help me decide what to buy
Awesome!! I’m right in Kenosha!!
Come on BA, build those footprints in!
I own the Tiger Wall 2 and it’s nice but just know when the fly gets wet the zippers are not the best. Be gentle. Other than that I love it. I use it solo. I got mine on sale at REI for 300.
big agnes looks the best for me
I'm not positive, but my marmot limelight 4p doesn't have color coordination, but does have red tabs on one side that mach up with red tabs on the fly, and it looks like there may have been similar red tabs on the superalloy to help orient. Just observing, great video as always!
Interesting! I’ll look into that. Thanks for pointing it out!!
Nice video, have the BA and it has been a workhorse on backpacking hikes. And I agree that a footprint is just a smart thing to do. Be safe 👍
I still love my MSR Elixir 2. It's a bit on the heavy side but I'm not exactly ultralight.
Thanks Dan
Thanks Dan. Just bought the Big Anges, currently on sale at REI. I've been wanting a better tent and respect your reviews. The sale pushed me into action!
I'm just getting into backpacking, how did the Big Angnes do for you since you bought it? That seemed like the best of the three to start with, but it'd be nice to hear from someone who's been using it for 2 years.
I feel sorry for you and your family. I liked your home town when we lived in Milwaukee. So sad what is happening to this country. Stay safe
Go Packers. Sorry you guys are going through that. Stay safe man. And thanks for the videos.
Can you make an updated tent video? I need to buy one for this season
Good reviews Dan.
FYI, the MSR Hubba Hubba NX satisfies nearly all of your ‘cons’ with all three of those tents...worth looking at if you haven’t yet.
Dan, amazing review. Please review the REI quarter dome SL2. amaaazing tent for the buck, i think many people would enjoy it
I don’t see the purpose of a vestibule if it rains. Won’t the ground contact points of your gear still get wet. What do you do for this scenarios when it rains?
Dan I know you are not big on Bikepacking but Big Agnes has a couple specific to that too which is nice short poles easy to mount to the bike
What are your thoughts on the coyote 2 or coyote 3 tent thank you
Thanks Jim
Hay fellow kenoshan, subscribe, thanks for the videos. In the process of getting back into hiking and camping from a ling hiatus from doing high adventure hiking in scouts.
One thing i will say i think its crazy the pack weights you guys use. When we did hiking we all used external frame 85 liter packs loaded no less than 60lb, me at 6ft 145lb regularly ran 75 to 85 pounds. Now from a motorcycle accident bad back, hip and knee I'm hesitant to do long hikes.
I’m currently trying to decide between the zpacks triplex and the Big Agnes copper spur ul3. I realize these are two totally different tents and each will have its own pros and cons. Would love some feedback as to which one you would pick and why.
Harry Fersner - For what it’s worth: I have been using the Copper Spur HV UL3 for years, and have considered a Triplex again and again, but I just can’t bring myself to buy a Triplex. It’s not the cost - I’m just not convinced the trade offs are worth it. The Triplex requires a large area to pitch because of the big footprint plus the long guy lines required for a non-freestanding tent. Then there’s the condensation issue. The weight savings is tempting. For now I plan on waiting for Big Agnes to release a freestanding DCF tent that improves upon the Tiger Wall Carbon 3, which uses too thin of fabric for my taste.
Speaking of neck gaiters, In my opinion a merino wool gaiter is always what’s preferred
Sorry to see what's happening in your hometown. I have my fingers crossed that it ends soon.
I own both the Nemo Hornet 1 and 2 person. I highly recommend
I also have the Tarptent Aeon Li and Dan Durstan's 1 person tent
I'm looking at getting a Hornet 1p for solo adventures, smallish thru hikes. Whats it like for holding gear inside, would you recommend it over the 2p or is it worth dealing with the extra weight and getting the 2p if i want a bit more inner tent room?
Hey Dan. Have you ever done a video on vests? I used to think they were stupid until I was required to get one for a mountain climbing trip in Alaska. Now I'm a fan.
Hello we hope all is well . thank you so much for sharing all your words of wisdom and reviews. it really does help us, fellow travellers. Please stay safe my friend. Kind Regards Sarah and Glenn
Stay safe! Praying for ya and Kenosha!
So you said that the marmot doesn't have a color coded setup. Although in your video I can see the red tabs at the connection points. Don't those tabs accomplish the same things helping you set up the tent. I too have been very curious about that marmot tent. I also was concerned about the color. Color is the main reason I didn't buy the tiger wall because I want to blend in when in the backcountry. I look forward to your review of the marmot after using it.
A fellow Wisconsinite. I am pretty close to that as well. Stay safe and maybe I will see you on the trail someday.
Worth mentioning the REI Co-op Quarter Dome SL 2 Tent as a runner up.
Is there any reason the Hornet is better or not better than the Nemo Dagger 2?
Holy crap hope your family is safe, and your community as well
Cool you are from Wisconsin my husband and I are from Rice lake and Cumberland loved your video!!!
Good info Dan been looking into getting a tent for backpacking this will help. Stay safe my friend and stay healthy
You may want to mention double doors and free standing or not.
Thanks for your video!
Interesting. The Nemo hornet 2p is too short for me to lay in at 6’3. I love the tent but couldn’t sleep without my head or feet touching. This is on a 3” thick BA sleeping pad though...might be able to make it work on ccf. Great tent, I was sad to return it.
You should have mentioned the guy lines for Big Agnes tiger wall 2. Its a con seriously worth mentioning especially if we are going to call out the hornets guy lines which are pretty bad but nothing like the fixed pre cut lines of the tiger wall 2.
I’ve never had issues with those guy lines like others have. Been using the tent for 1 1/2 years.
Dan Becker glad to hear that here on the east coast it’s a bit more of an issue finding the footprint and flat area
What you think about the Memo Aurora 2
What’s your opinion on the marmot tungsten ul2.
Awesome tent. 30.5 square ft so enough room for two. Well under 4 lbs and $349. Good deal
Dave MacDonald I have just purchased one haven’t had a chance try it out yet.
Between your videos you say in one the marmot is lighter than the big agnes tw2 then in this video you say its the heaviest?
I like the Big Agnes tent...
what should I get the Nemo aurora or the naturehike mongar 2???
It would be really great if you could also tell us where they are made.
Thanks for the info. Stay safe man. Crazy times.
Be honest...You're hiding at Kyle's place 😂 (but seriously...Stay safe) I prefer the Lanshan models (my personal choice) but great review... great tents for sure.
I just took my Lanshan out for the first time and it performed very well.
@@ropingirl awesome! Yea, never failed me yet.
REI Flash 2 is awesome for a sub 2 lb tent and only $299