Ive been hammock camping for 7 years and thought that was the pinnacle of camp comfort. Wife got me the Pomoly Hex Plus and I recently spent 2 full weeks in the woods with it. I watched several Lonewolf 902 videos before heading out just to educate myself......WOW. I'm really turned around on hot tenting. The most comfortable and enjoyable 2 weeks camping I've had in years. I only regret that I'm not savvy shooting video....but I do owe this channel a lot of credit for providing a ton of valuable info before setting out on my own trip.
I had no idea a tent like that existed. That is awesome and freaking huge! That's a ton of room and very flexible with the sleeping options. Great job with the review man!
I have been looking at a lot of your videos on hot tents and ordered a Pomoly 2-4 person last week, thank you for your non bias reviews on all products.
You can put some metal binder clips- you know that common office supply clip- around the inside edge of your stove jack, to keep the sides of the pipe from ever coming into contact with the cloth.
Another home run video! I guess I'm going to have to buy another pomoly tent. Are you sure you're not getting a commission? You ought to be. You have already talked me into the 2-4 model with 1/2 inner tent and I love it. I camped out the last two weekends in Louisiana during tornado warnings. The first storm brought 3 inches of rain and covered the ground at one point with an inch of dime sized hail. The next weekend brought tornado warnings and five inches of rain with 2 tornados passing overhead. I wish I could say that I didn't get any water inside the tent but the wind blew a river of water under the snow flaps. I knew I was in trouble when I saw my dutch oven full of chili float by. Fortunately I had anchored my cot to the tent stakes and I stayed high and dry and survived. (Old red neck humor) I can say I don't believe a drop of water came through the fabric, only under the snow flaps. Any suggestions on how to keep water from running through the tent in such deluges? Thanks again for the great videos. I believe they get better every time.
I love the pomoly tents, absolutely bomb proof. I have never had water or snow inside of my pomoly tents. Having said that I wish you the best on future trips
In this great vid, when discussing the stove jack, you mentioned you were (at that time) using a 4" pipe. I have been actually thinking some lately on pipe diameters. Pomoly stoves currently have a 2.5" pipe / spark arrestor. In this review you thought that a wider pipe would be blocking rain from entering the stove jack which had me wondering why Pomoly does not have an option for a smaller size stove jack. Thanks for these helpful reviews.
I have switched completely to 2.5 inch pipes giving adequate room from edge of jack to pipe. Allowing cool air to pass through. Also just roll the yellow rope material upwards in the jack to create a water block.
With the gap for the T1 2" pipe I didn't have a problem with rain or heavy snow coming in. Ambient temperature only down to 32F and the ground was never frozen. The rain and snow beaded right off around, the weight of snow required tightening sides around jack so that side wouldn't lean in.
My tent didn't come with the mesh inner door.is that an extra ? I've had it for 2yrs and just got another one.the fabric is really nice.ive had my tent up for 2yrs and it's still waterproof,faded Abit but still good.setting up the new one soon.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Agreed! I also have a big hot tent for medium group ish we did sleep 4 grown man in it and.... my dog well it was an experience that I wouldn't suggest unless you are close friends hahaha what a great weekend that was!
Hi. Would one be able to put a queen size blow up mattress in the half mesh in closure? Also, what would be the pomoly equivalent in size for their Yarn line? Thx
I'm am planning on getting a hot tent but am struggling to decide between the Polomy Hex plus and the Polomy Yarn plus. From what I've seen they are the same dimensions but the Hex is more durable, insulating, waterproof, and lighter weight. What makes the Yarn more expensive?
Hi how r you ? I am really interested in buying this tent, the zippers are not ykk, just asking how do the zippers do in icy conditions , and if you could , get a close up view of the zipper...do they resemble ykk???
Hey, do you know if polomy will bring out a full mesh inner for the 4-6 man? This would create a great family camp option in warmer months. Then with the half inner, I'd be set for family and myself for the whole year.
Is it feasible to have the t-brick mini heat this tent? im torn between the t-brick mini and the perspective 1. Mainly the price point is getting me as im just getting into hot tenting. Im considering a smaller tent for my first one but would like to graduate into this tent. hopefully without needing a bigger stove
I've been looking at the luxe octopeak 6 person tipi. Now I have to decide between that or this one. Octopeak is silnylon and much lighter. It also has vents on the bottom but it does seem smaller by dimensions. Are you familiar with the octopeak? What do you think?.
I am familiar with the luxe tents however they are in a different world of use compared to the pomoly tents. The pomoly tents are so durable and well built you could literally live in them for a very long time.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping I just ordered the 6 man. Now I will proboubly go with the winnerwell woodlander medium stove. Thanks for the review I didn't know about the tent before and I can tell you the company has great customer service.
This is the tent im thinking about getting. If i wanted to just do a tarp floor instead of ordering the 85$ one from pomoly what size do you think i should get?
Is there anyway to prop the door open a bit? I'm really tall but also disabled so stuck weighing only 130lbs, I do cross country hiking in cold northern areas.
I really want a tent which totally blocks out light. Those "sunny 5am summer mornings," when you can't get back to sleep... I've had enough of those. Was thinking about canvas. Is this style of tent good for that? It looks right in every other way.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks. Three days ago I had my mind set on an Alto TR2, but then I found out about Levvus, and then, hot tenting. Your channel is helping me so much. Research is fun!
All your videos are great. Was wondering after using this tent and the Manta which would you prefer between the two? Keep up the great work and great videos!! Really liking the new ones!! Tango!!
Been going through all your vids. Is it the fabric that makes the difference between the Hussar and the Hex series of tent? I'm leaning towards the Hussar. What stove , pipe, tent combo would you recommend? Nate
Hi...love the videos you do...I am looking for a good tent for hunting from and I like the Hex plus...I also like the half inner...on Pomoly's site where you select the half inner it says (mesh). Does that mean the half inner is all mesh or is it the solid material to help retain heat?...If anyone can answer this I would greatly appreciate it. :)
They look like really nice tents. I've looked at luxe, onetigris, and some others. So far, I like this best. I've a question though, how come all the makers make Penta, hex and octo, but no one makes a square one pole tent? I have a 15'x15'x9' high, one poler of heavy fire retardant canvas, that weighs a ton. I had it made 25 some years ago when I was doing mountain man reenacting. It's better use of space and stands up great in storms and high winds. I put a family of 4 to queen air beds, gear, wood stove, and still had room. Now that it's just me; A 10x10x7 high, with a stove Jack near the door or on the side, double entry, with a half, and or full, removable mesh innet would be awesome. It's a better use of space, without all the extra corners. Just mho. Love your vids, been watching for a long time, need to get your son on more. He seems to be getting over being camera shy. Be well, God bless you and keep you safe.
Without the inner tent, just tried out with 2 75x27" 7" tall cots, stove, and there was clearly room for another, plus a 46x24" dog cot not to mention room to move furniture around while inside! Without the stove easily room for 6+ people to play cards! The huge Teton XXL cot is 15" tall and too high-it would only fit if I plugged the tent center pole through it's middle side opening.
I just ordered the Hex Plus after watching your video. Great review! I'm in Canada as well... do you know where these tents ship from and how long did it take for yours to arrive? Thanks!
If I get the 2-4 person tent and I am using it with only one person with a wood stove, is there room for a 75 inch long cot that is 24 inches wide? Will I still be able to use the half inner tent with a cot?
i was about to order one of these but then looking at the pack size its listed as nearly 25"x25", thats a big old square! i expected it to be big and heavy but thats not a very ideal shape to strap to a bag or anything. their site also lists the hex and hex plus as the same 25x25x6 surely they cant be the same. do you have any vids where you can see the packed sizes of the two or anything? or is it posssible to pack them into a different shape etc? cheers
@@Lonewolfwildcamping sorry to pester you again...do you think you could fit 3 people in the standartd hex with a stove but without the inner. or do you think i will have to get the hex plus? thanks
Ive watched your most of your vids a few times now and if it weren't for you I'd be lost lol. I really want the benefits of the Oxford fabric but I also want to be able to back pack it (even with difficulty). My question is, will the 2 - 4 man hex with a T1 stove have sufficient space for my young daughter and I on cots?
While the tent is generally well designed and convenient, the silver reflective material is not particularly well bonded to the fabric. After three winters (-40 C) of freezing and thawing through hot tent use, the silver has separated in several places, resulting in a spider web of plades where you can now see light through. Nothing shocking as all things DO wear. But the purchase of this product does seem to be predicated as a relatively light use product.
Canvas for long term, poly is for short term. If you're just going out a few times per year go with Polly, If you're going for heavy usage/long term go canvas. Is rule of thumb is canvas will last longer but is heavyer and way more expensive, polyester is lighter and cheaper but won't stand up to a long term UV damage.
It looks the same but it's not. They are very different in size and geometry. I have researched both because of the similar appearance and I also have seen both in person to see the actual differences
@@Lonewolfwildcamping so im looking for a tent and i want it to last it will be my first hot tent. Can i really trust pomoly? I know that they are new to hot tents. In your own opinion price and quality what would you Prefer using, Luxe megahorn 4 person or the pomoly 4-6 person? I really dont know much about hot tents and want tomake the right direction. Thank you for all your knowledge.
@@teddychaney3234 honestly I have 10 different hot tents. Some lightweight and some heavy . Both serve their purpose well. For durability and a bomb proof tent I will say I do %100 trust and love all of my pomoly tents.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thank you brother, btw I allready sub and likes your videos, so much good info about my future tent, I am 6”2 and I hope everything will be good for me :)
Ive been hammock camping for 7 years and thought that was the pinnacle of camp comfort. Wife got me the Pomoly Hex Plus and I recently spent 2 full weeks in the woods with it. I watched several Lonewolf 902 videos before heading out just to educate myself......WOW. I'm really turned around on hot tenting. The most comfortable and enjoyable 2 weeks camping I've had in years. I only regret that I'm not savvy shooting video....but I do owe this channel a lot of credit for providing a ton of valuable info before setting out on my own trip.
Thanks so much, glad i could help
Me too, it is the perfect video❤
I had no idea a tent like that existed. That is awesome and freaking huge! That's a ton of room and very flexible with the sleeping options. Great job with the review man!
Yes they make some very cool tents in a variety of sizes. I'm loving them all 😁🤙
Thank you very much for this product video 😆👍🏻
I love all pomoly products. Very nice and reliable. Thank you 😄😁🤙👍🤩
Lonewolf 902 I’m looking forward to your secret tarp🤣🤣🤣
Lonewolf 902 I’m imagining that how will you introduce your own item😂😂😂
@@POMOLY I am very excited about that as well. Much more information to come very soon 🤩👍🤩👍🤩👍
@@POMOLY its going to be exciting and a nice collaboration with a excellent business in outdoors products . #friendship 🤩😁👍
that's a perfect family tent, Sheeezus , its massive
It makes a perfect family or group tent.
I have been looking at a lot of your videos on hot tents and ordered a Pomoly 2-4 person last week, thank you for your non bias reviews on all products.
Glad I could help
Thank you for answering my questions ❤ cheers 🥂
No problem 😊
So glad to find your channel today, your reviews are done really well and easy to watch, cheers...!
Thank you
That is an awesome tent! Great review.
Thanks alot bro 😊
Looks like a well made spacious tent mate great review.
Thanks. They are very durable .😁
Thank you. I have been heavily watching your videos about tents, I'm going to get a pomoly here soon. I'm ready.
Thsnk you, glad I could help
I've been looking at this tent. .awesome review thanks sir.. now just got to save up....
Thank you
Haha, love your socks man xD
Thanks 🤙
Like the smaller one be perfect for most of my camping nice review well thought out
You can put some metal binder clips- you know that common office supply clip- around the inside edge of your stove jack, to keep the sides of the pipe from ever coming into contact with the cloth.
That thing is massive !
It's super awsome 🤙👍
Another home run video! I guess I'm going to have to buy another pomoly tent. Are you sure you're not getting a commission? You ought to be. You have already talked me into the 2-4 model with 1/2 inner tent and I love it.
I camped out the last two weekends in Louisiana during tornado warnings. The first storm brought 3 inches of rain and covered the ground at one point with an inch of dime sized hail. The next weekend brought tornado warnings and five inches of rain with 2 tornados passing overhead. I wish I could say that I didn't get any water inside the tent but the wind blew a river of water under the snow flaps. I knew I was in trouble when I saw my dutch oven full of chili float by. Fortunately I had anchored my cot to the tent stakes and I stayed high and dry and survived. (Old red neck humor) I can say I don't believe a drop of water came through the fabric, only under the snow flaps. Any suggestions on how to keep water from running through the tent in such deluges?
Thanks again for the great videos. I believe they get better every time.
I love the pomoly tents, absolutely bomb proof. I have never had water or snow inside of my pomoly tents. Having said that I wish you the best on future trips
Billy Harper Hi billy let me come up with an idea, how to solve this problem about your experience 🧐🧐🧐
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Looking forward to this!!
Enjoy 😁
This was a very very very very very well video lol
Thank you
Good stuff brother
Love this tent! A favorite. Hopefully to own soon! Ty for the great video! 👍
Thanks 😊
Jeremy is Pomoly going to put mess around the inside of the cone. That way when the weather is nice you could open the cone and get a nice breeze
The top cone does open
Would love to see a comparison between this and a Hussar plus
Would love to see a comparison between this and a Hussar plus
Nice osiris shoes man!❤😁
Glad you like them!
After last week's outing with temps dipping into the lower 20's. I'm pulling the trigger on this model.
Great choice, gotta love winter camping comforts 👍😊
I wish they had a tent this size in a lighter fabric for backpacking. I'm currently looking at the Luxe Octopeak.
Nortent offers one in a lighter fabric, but any tent of this size is going to weigh quite a bit
thanks lonewolf take care be safe
Thank you
In this great vid, when discussing the stove jack, you mentioned you were (at that time) using a 4" pipe. I have been actually thinking some lately on pipe diameters. Pomoly stoves currently have a 2.5" pipe / spark arrestor. In this review you thought that a wider pipe would be blocking rain from entering the stove jack which had me wondering why Pomoly does not have an option for a smaller size stove jack. Thanks for these helpful reviews.
I have switched completely to 2.5 inch pipes giving adequate room from edge of jack to pipe. Allowing cool air to pass through. Also just roll the yellow rope material upwards in the jack to create a water block.
With the gap for the T1 2" pipe I didn't have a problem with rain or heavy snow coming in. Ambient temperature only down to 32F and the ground was never frozen. The rain and snow beaded right off around, the weight of snow required tightening sides around jack so that side wouldn't lean in.
Awesome tent!
Thanks
So this is the 2-4 person tent? You call it 4-6. I don’t see a 4-6 person hex plus on their website. Love your videos!
Is there a way to use a stove with the full inner tent ?
Thats a hell of a tent.
It's pretty awsome tent, I definitely love it.
My tent didn't come with the mesh inner door.is that an extra ? I've had it for 2yrs and just got another one.the fabric is really nice.ive had my tent up for 2yrs and it's still waterproof,faded Abit but still good.setting up the new one soon.
NO! I'm not buying a new tent!! stop this haha!!! Another great tent indeed! but my wallets says NO :P Thanks for the review! Cheers
🙊🙈🤣 thanks alot. It's a great tent for large groups
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Agreed! I also have a big hot tent for medium group ish we did sleep 4 grown man in it and.... my dog well it was an experience that I wouldn't suggest unless you are close friends hahaha what a great weekend that was!
Have you done a Pomoly Tent/Stove (Ultra) campout video?
Great video. Very informative!
Thank you
Hi from Greece!
Hey
what is the difference between the manta plus and the hex plus? they look identical
A couple of vents at the bottom and much different door designs
@@Lonewolfwildcamping do you have a video that discusses the differences between all the pomoly tents?
Have you tried out the Bromance 70 yets? Also wondering - could you hang these tipi style tent from a pole tripod for a basecamp setup?
*Good afternoon. Glad to meet your videos. Very interesting. Like /subscribed . Natalya*
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Hi. Would one be able to put a queen size blow up mattress in the half mesh in closure? Also, what would be the pomoly equivalent in size for their Yarn line? Thx
This is what I'm talking about!
Pretty awsome stuff coming from pomoly 🤙😁
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Looks good!
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Nice tent!!!
Thanks, very durable too 🤙😁
I'm am planning on getting a hot tent but am struggling to decide between the Polomy Hex plus and the Polomy Yarn plus. From what I've seen they are the same dimensions but the Hex is more durable, insulating, waterproof, and lighter weight. What makes the Yarn more expensive?
She Sure Is A Big'n ! Thanks for the view ! Stay Safe & Well, Friend ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks for enjoying 😁
Hi how r you ? I am really interested in buying this tent, the zippers are not ykk, just asking how do the zippers do in icy conditions , and if you could , get a close up view of the zipper...do they resemble ykk???
Hey, do you know if polomy will bring out a full mesh inner for the 4-6 man? This would create a great family camp option in warmer months. Then with the half inner, I'd be set for family and myself for the whole year.
They currently have a full mesh inner for the manta
Is it feasible to have the t-brick mini heat this tent? im torn between the t-brick mini and the perspective 1. Mainly the price point is getting me as im just getting into hot tenting. Im considering a smaller tent for my first one but would like to graduate into this tent. hopefully without needing a bigger stove
I've been looking at the luxe octopeak 6 person tipi. Now I have to decide between that or this one. Octopeak is silnylon and much lighter. It also has vents on the bottom but it does seem smaller by dimensions. Are you familiar with the octopeak? What do you think?.
I am familiar with the luxe tents however they are in a different world of use compared to the pomoly tents. The pomoly tents are so durable and well built you could literally live in them for a very long time.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping I just ordered the 6 man. Now I will proboubly go with the winnerwell woodlander medium stove. Thanks for the review I didn't know about the tent before and I can tell you the company has great customer service.
This is the tent im thinking about getting. If i wanted to just do a tarp floor instead of ordering the 85$ one from pomoly what size do you think i should get?
What material is the tent made from cause Mines canvas ?
Is there anyway to prop the door open a bit? I'm really tall but also disabled so stuck weighing only 130lbs, I do cross country hiking in cold northern areas.
Yes, either use a pole, tree or guyline to help
I really want a tent which totally blocks out light. Those "sunny 5am summer mornings," when you can't get back to sleep... I've had enough of those. Was thinking about canvas.
Is this style of tent good for that?
It looks right in every other way.
Definitely choose pomoly 300d fabric tents
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks.
Three days ago I had my mind set on an Alto TR2, but then I found out about Levvus, and then, hot tenting. Your channel is helping me so much.
Research is fun!
All your videos are great. Was wondering after using this tent and the Manta which would you prefer between the two? Keep up the great work and great videos!! Really liking the new ones!! Tango!!
Thank you very much
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Which tent do you like better, the Hex Plus or Manta by Pomoly? I’d be using it in AK year round. Thank you again!!
Been going through all your vids. Is it the fabric that makes the difference between the Hussar and the Hex series of tent? I'm leaning towards the Hussar. What stove , pipe, tent combo would you recommend?
Nate
Yes, very different fabrics
friend can you tell me what is the difference between pomoli hot tent vs megahorn tipi which has better reviews which is better thanks
I only have experience with the pomoly
Could you borrow a motorcycle to show how it might fit with and without the inner liner in a future video if possible?
Definitely not
Hi...love the videos you do...I am looking for a good tent for hunting from and I like the Hex plus...I also like the half inner...on Pomoly's site where you select the half inner it says (mesh). Does that mean the half inner is all mesh or is it the solid material to help retain heat?...If anyone can answer this I would greatly appreciate it. :)
Hi lonewolf.
Could you sleep 2 adults in the half inner in the 2-4 tent? Thanks
Very closely yes
@@Lonewolfwildcamping my partner is quite small so should be OK. Ps I'm watching your video now on the 2-4 tent. Very informative 👍👍👍
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What are the dimensions of that entertain in inches
They look like really nice tents. I've looked at luxe, onetigris, and some others. So far, I like this best. I've a question though, how come all the makers make Penta, hex and octo, but no one makes a square one pole tent? I have a 15'x15'x9' high, one poler of heavy fire retardant canvas, that weighs a ton. I had it made 25 some years ago when I was doing mountain man reenacting. It's better use of space and stands up great in storms and high winds. I put a family of 4 to queen air beds, gear, wood stove, and still had room. Now that it's just me; A 10x10x7 high, with a stove Jack near the door or on the side, double entry, with a half, and or full, removable mesh innet would be awesome. It's a better use of space, without all the extra corners. Just mho. Love your vids, been watching for a long time, need to get your son on more. He seems to be getting over being camera shy. Be well, God bless you and keep you safe.
Thanks, the added corners cut down on the walls blowing into the tent much like a 4 wall tent does.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping I kind of sort of see that, kind of like stelf design on fighters to reduce radar image, it deflects more. 👍
Indeed, strange shape but its functional
Another great review. Think you can get 3 cots and a stove in there?
Thanks and yes it will fit
Without the inner tent, just tried out with 2 75x27" 7" tall cots, stove, and there was clearly room for another, plus a 46x24" dog cot not to mention room to move furniture around while inside! Without the stove easily room for 6+ people to play cards! The huge Teton XXL cot is 15" tall and too high-it would only fit if I plugged the tent center pole through it's middle side opening.
3 cots will fit with full mesh inner, but not with half inner, and 3 will fit with no inner .
I just ordered the Hex Plus after watching your video. Great review! I'm in Canada as well... do you know where these tents ship from and how long did it take for yours to arrive? Thanks!
You're gonna love it, enjoy 🇨🇦🍂🤙
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks! Do you know where they ship from?
How long did it take to get your tent?
What do you recommend today for a large tipi style hot tent
I recommend a pomoly dome tent. More room inside
Would you be able to fit two cots and a stove in this tent
Yes, it will all fit and more
Without the inner tent, do you think you could fit 3 arm cots in the tent?
Also with the stove
Yes it is possible
If I get the 2-4 person tent and I am using it with only one person with a wood stove, is there room for a 75 inch long cot that is 24 inches wide? Will I still be able to use the half inner tent with a cot?
Yes, it should fit no problem
what's the real different between Hussar blus and Hex blus.?
Weight, one is lightweight the other is heavy duty
@@Lonewolfwildcamping is the Hex heavy duty. Am I right.!
Yes
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Recommended Stove for Hex blus Tent.?
Pomoly t1
Nice bro
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Can you fit two adults and a stove in the Hex?
Yes, fits well
i was about to order one of these but then looking at the pack size its listed as nearly 25"x25", thats a big old square! i expected it to be big and heavy but thats not a very ideal shape to strap to a bag or anything. their site also lists the hex and hex plus as the same 25x25x6 surely they cant be the same. do you have any vids where you can see the packed sizes of the two or anything? or is it posssible to pack them into a different shape etc? cheers
I never use the stuff sack. Do a freestyle pack up and it will fit much easier
@@Lonewolfwildcamping sorry to pester you again...do you think you could fit 3 people in the standartd hex with a stove but without the inner. or do you think i will have to get the hex plus? thanks
No worries, I think 3 people who don't mind sharing some space would work well with a stove, no inner mesh
Ive watched your most of your vids a few times now and if it weren't for you I'd be lost lol. I really want the benefits of the Oxford fabric but I also want to be able to back pack it (even with difficulty). My question is, will the 2 - 4 man hex with a T1 stove have sufficient space for my young daughter and I on cots?
Yes on hiking style cots, not huge military cots
Has anyone used this with the full inner? Want to buy one but worried that it may be a total nightmare to pitch.
Takes me about 5 mins it's easy.stake corners when flat add center pole adjust accordingly
What are the dimensions of each tent, hex and hex plus as pomoly have same dimensions for both? Thank you
Pomoly.com
@@Lonewolfwildcamping don't you know? You did the vids on them? Thanks
The specs change as new versions are made. For up to date specs the website is best for accuracy
Really nice man going to DM you
Thank you. I'll check
Is there mesh at the top in the pyramid?
Not in the large one. But yes in the smaller one.
While the tent is generally well designed and convenient, the silver reflective material is not particularly well bonded to the fabric.
After three winters (-40 C) of freezing and thawing through hot tent use, the silver has separated in several places, resulting in a spider web of plades where you can now see light through.
Nothing shocking as all things DO wear. But the purchase of this product does seem to be predicated as a relatively light use product.
Does anybody own and use the new 2.0 version of this? what is everyones thoughts on this tent so far? Thanks kindly :)
Kinda off topic, but you should do a video about your ink.
I've got alot of it for sure. I might talk about it if its requested
They’re. I requested it. Lol
How well does this tent hold heat in the winter?
No different than any other tent. I do alot of winter camping and I gotta say when it's cold it's cold you know what I mean.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping how long did shipping take for you? You live in USA?
How would you compare this 6p tent to the megahorn XL 8p tent?
I dont have the magahorn xl tent so I wouldnt be a very reliable source of information on it. I can say however I live the pomoly line of tents.
Which pomoly tipi do you like the most? Polyester or Canvas ?
And why?
I enjoy both types depending on the current camping situation and personal needs
Canvas for long term, poly is for short term. If you're just going out a few times per year go with Polly, If you're going for heavy usage/long term go canvas. Is rule of thumb is canvas will last longer but is heavyer and way more expensive, polyester is lighter and cheaper but won't stand up to a long term UV damage.
Doea the hex plus canva has the same advantages?
The advantages are the same but the canvas let's more natural light transmission and is a bit better around embers from fire
I was doing some research and this tent looks exactly like the tentsme tent and they're selling it for way cheaper.
It looks the same but it's not. They are very different in size and geometry. I have researched both because of the similar appearance and I also have seen both in person to see the actual differences
@@Lonewolfwildcamping so im looking for a tent and i want it to last it will be my first hot tent. Can i really trust pomoly? I know that they are new to hot tents. In your own opinion price and quality what would you Prefer using, Luxe megahorn 4 person or the pomoly 4-6 person? I really dont know much about hot tents and want tomake the right direction. Thank you for all your knowledge.
@@teddychaney3234 honestly I have 10 different hot tents. Some lightweight and some heavy . Both serve their purpose well. For durability and a bomb proof tent I will say I do %100 trust and love all of my pomoly tents.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thank you sorry for asking so meny questions. Im planing one buyimg one when they get more in the usa warehouse
I'm pretty sure you just sold me one 🤔
Where's the link?
m.pomoly.com
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Hi
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You didnt told us how tall are you?
5,7
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thank you brother, btw I allready sub and likes your videos, so much good info about my future tent, I am 6”2 and I hope everything will be good for me :)
Thanks alot, the tent should be ok for you
And thanks god they ship this tents to EU with 0 shipping costs!!
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thank you brother for the review!
Why no link to the company website??
It's in the video description....
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