I picked up one of these last month , I think its a great tent . We squeezed in three of and my two Beagles . The first outing we did get fair amount of condensation due to the combination of the heat source and three people in a single walled tent . I came up with a simple solution , I took two 5`` long 1/4 `` wood dowels , cut a groove at each end . Then I untied the top two zippers and used the dowels to space out the two doors . This provided enough ventilation to cut the condensation down dramatically . I also made two small pockets ( to hold glasses and small flashlight ) which I stuck on the walls with double sided velcro . Keep up the fun videos they are greatto watch .
@Shawn Blackwood so glad you enjoy the videos. I used a piece of firewood to do the same with the doors. Having a dowel for it is a good idea! Adding pockets is brilliant and I can’t believe I didn’t notice the tent didn’t have any lol. Thanks for watching
@Pierre Hamel I’m falling for it myself. Setup was easy, fairly lightweight, huge floor space, it’s nice. It’s a true two person hot tent. Space to two to sleep and relax. Thanks for watching
I've had that tent for a couple of years. Ive taken it out in heavy snow and rain. Definitely waterproof! have fit 2 cots for 2 adults and 2 large dogs with the stove. Love that tent!
I love your videos. You're hands down my favorite and I never ever hesitate in thinking you're being completely honest so I tend to buy stuff you've approved 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for my collection of goods!
@Brooklynne Hill lol thank you, I try my best. And you’re welcome, I add to my collection way too often. So glad you enjoy our videos. I love showing products and what I think of them. Thanks for watching
@Camping with Coyote Chris you will see more of this tent. It’s light, easy to setup, and nice sized. I wanted to water test it but if it failed I don’t think it would be fair. Maybe I’ll water test the new one 😁 thanks for watching
@Rich & Joe Bushcraft glad you liked it! I picked this one up months ago and finally got around to trying it out. I was so impressed I had to share it the next day. Thanks for watching
I have this tent and absolutely love it! It was set up for 3 months over the winter and did just fine. Not a single drip inside, I would buy another one and probably will at $200 for a spare. No screening or windows so not a good hot weather shelter but for wind, rain and cold A+.
I have been thinking about getting one of these tents but wasn't sure about it. Looks like I will be investing in one. Keep up the great videos, cheers from Quebec, Canada!
I have the same tent/shelter. I like it too, not for a hot tent but just cover from the elements. I often wondered what the heck Tegimen meant. It's not in the dictionary because it is a Latin word which means 'Protection', 'Covering' and 'Body Armor'. Gotta say, I never seen a stove that big! Thanks for posting this!
Awesome vid, My Dude 😎‼️ Thanks to your extensive use as of late with The Giraffe Stove, I just ordered mine early morning, yesterday. Got mine for less than $525 on Shop Pay.
@Raymond Buitron no way! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. What’s Shop Pay? It’s such a fun stove to operate. Really feeds my inner pyro lol. Thanks for watching
I wanted to get this tent in od green and frame it up using 2x2 and perminatly set it up in the woods behind my house. I also have a small wood stove for it.
Im 5'11. I have a few tents, one being a teepee tent that I converted to a hot tent, it stands 7 ft tall, its 11.7 ft by 11.7 feet wide, Its massive , a nice size room, has a y pole system so there is no center poles, A great open space to live in and be able to do things like hangout. making it a suitable shelter living space as big as a room. More like a affordable Yert. BUT..i looked for a tent that was large similarly and uses a ridgeline system. For backpacking. Or easy car camping because the tent comes down small...and had to have the tent stove jack. Not just for heating but for cooking in the tent. I camp and live in a area where it rains a lot, so the ability to have a fireplace inside the tent, when it rains all day and night, to prepare meals, is a feature I looked at for a long time, to be inside the tent for a long time, large enough to make it comfortable habitat to stay inside for a long period of time. It is about 6.5 feet wide so I am able to place my cot that width, i have a large camp chair and a tripod seat as an ottoman, I have 2 tv tables, for both cooking prep and my laptop computer. My wood burning tent stove which to cook and keep warm. I lay a tarp on the ground and then a carpet rug, because when i have my fire going, its toasty and live in my underwear, walking around barefoot. Its about 6'5 hieght off a ridgeline that I use ratchet straps for a solid ridge, hanging LED decorative string lights on that are solar powered. I have a 100watt solar panel, power converter system to a 12v 1000ah battery , having a 12v electrical system like a rv camper..in my tent. the tent is about 10 feet long. Its a parking garage. So when im set up, I can stay for extended periods of time , not going out of the tent. The rain factor was a concern because I have electronics, music, movies and internet, I could have made any tent into a hot tent, buying a jack and sewing it in,. My stove? its not the fancy ones you find, It was 100 bucks, the cheapest one on Amazon..but ive had it a few years and use regularly because it works. I found a good solution for stoking, this goes for ANY tent wood stove, at Rural King they sell these bags of 12 hard pressed OSB blocks that are treated with some mind of tree oil, you start your fire like normal in your tent stove, then throw a block of the rural king in, that one block will burn for hours, you wont have to stoke the fire as much, getting a stove fan, you can keep your tent at 70F when its only 20 f . This tent is an extended tube tent, not really much to set up, if the wind blows its like a balloon, not perfect like the photos, but it does the job. At 6'5 wide. 6'5 tall and 10 ft long and you can actually have a hammock for a recliner chair, roll it up then sleep in a good sized cot. I use a hammock as my chair. Ive learned how to make it a comfortable environment , sure beats sleeping in a bivvy, I can stand up and walk around some, stand and use a jug to bathroom, can gab allday on my computer, can cook three meals a day, staying perfectly dry from rain, so it suits my survival needs.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann oh i know brother. All is good here, just letting my shoulder heal up and hopefully there ids no muscle damage. I will find out this Tuesday.
Looks fun and solid. I’m about to drag my family out into the snow today, and hope that all these San Diego folks are tired of going up. I doubt it. I’m guessing it will look like a line for a Disneyland ride. Happy Sunday. Have a great one.
@Mile Robertson enjoy the snow bro! Happy Sunday to you as well. Disneyland lines are probably still worse but lift lines can get crazy too lol. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann oh, we’re not going snowboarding, I’m just taking them up to a little hill where all the little kids roll around. There’s only one real hill in the whole county that I can find.
I love this style of tent and almost bought this over the one tigress canvas teepee that I have. Maybe I just need to buy this anyway right? LOL love Jeremy's channel and I love this channel too bro! 🤘
@Floyd Lee Mullins II I mean having one tent has never stopped me from getting another lmao. But…… I have a problem. The gear junkie in me just can’t say no! Jeremy has a great channel. Thanks for watching bro!
Hey , what's good , Spackmann , how are you doing and how's Layla doing ? Fine I hope and pray ! Anyway , I've been looking for a nice tent 🎪 but it seems like if you brought them all 😂😂 , I'm just kidding around with you . Anyway , if you ever feel that you wanna get rid of a tent please let me know !!! I'll always be a supporter of your channel 💯😎✌️🙏🏻😇👋👍😊
@Stranger’s night lol I think I left 1 or 2 on the shelf. We are doing well thanks for asking. Hope the same for you and yours. I know it seems like I have a lot of tents and that I would want to get rid of 1 or 10, but I want more lmao. Sorry. Thanks for watching
@KUSH in the BUSH not after adding a stove lol. This tent is a great option for a hot tent in my opinion. I’ve been using the OutdoorVitals Down Summit 0F bag for 5 years and it’s amazing. On the cheaper side of winter bags(cheaper not cheap) but it’s been working great for me. Thanks for watching
Enjoyed the video Chris. I was glad you mentioned the original design being by Lone Wolf 902. I watched the video Jeremy put out that detailed the crap he went through with One Tigris. Basically, he got screwed. I have refused to buy anything by them since that. Any hoo!!! They are pretty cool tents, but...…😉I noticed you don't have a new stove for this video. 'Sup with that?🤣 Take it easy!! Roger
@RkF lmao I can’t have a new stove in every video….. yet. Yeah the story I heard sucks. It’s hard to support a company/person that would do something like that. Still have a few new stoves to show but I set this tent up to check it out and had to show everyone. It’s pretty sweet. Thanks for watching Roger
@@AdventureswithSpackmann LoL!!! I had to dog on you a little. Being an old fart on social security, that stove is above my pay grade. It would definitely be my go to stove though. Pretty sweet set-up. I just took the stance I did to support Lone Wolf. Felt like that was the least I could do to help him. C ya next time out!
@@rkf2746 it’s above my pay grade too but sometimes you gotta treat yourself lol. Stoves are my weakness. It’s better than crack I guess lol. I haven’t enjoyed a stove this much before. It really is fun to use.
Looks like this has a couple advantages over my Onewind Penumbra. Namely the snow skirts and the tensioning for the pitching. One concern I had with this tent just from looking at it, the stove jack location seemed a bit close to the walls / corners, like it could burn a hole with a big gust of wind. Yours has more height, but that may primarily be a function of the snow skirts, I will be adding some on to mine most likely. My video should be up on the 10th. I'll actually be trying to do both a normal and a silent /asmr version
@Handful of Tranquility I had the same concern but this stove throws heat from all sides and I kept checking the side of the tent for too hot and it seemed fine to me. There would be very little play for the walls to blow with the wind, if properly guyed out in my opinion but time will tell lol. Can’t wait to see yours. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann nice, quite a few people over this side of the pond like their products, seem to be very good quality. And with working with him to design it, he knows his stuff, just like you do, so...
Without the stove it can fit 4-6 people with kit. 2-3 people with stove and kit very well. I love my Tegimen. I’ve used it so many times just Hammock camping.
@garanzbrah I’ve seen them and they look good. I have a similar tactical harness for my dog and I stick Condor pouches to it for him to carry his and my gear. I like it so much better than the normal dog backpacks. Thanks for watching
Love this tent! Have you tried the tent poles to use as a traditional tent and not to the trees. Love this tent so much but I want to use it in the desert and the beach
Not this one but the hammock hot tent from Pomoly I have. It’s on my channel, treeless hammock hot tent or something Ike that, it’s called. This would work the same way. Two guy lines coming off each pole and you’re good. Thanks for watching
What size diameter and what length poles to hold up the tent if not using trees and hammock, your in the environment alright 😮the catapillers turn into butterflies man and fly off😮last owner was with nature man, the catapiller man 😮
@Preacher 113 every Sunday but I miss notifications all the time. Sometime I get notifications for my videos a day late or two sometimes. Thanks for watching
@Adventures with Spackmann so it's also heavier as well then idk I don't have either but have been looking at the one Tigris a while now but haven't got it yet lol
@@Preacher26 biggest difference is space when the doors are closed. When you close the doors on the Pomoly you cut the usable space in half because there are no zippers and you close the ends by folding them in on them selves.(if that make sense) they should have put end walls with zippers but oh well. It’s actually just a square tarp.
You are welcome back fusion complete as of 4-11-23... can't wait 'til this fall. These videos keep me hopeful and excited to get back in the woods 🪵. I have lots of new gadgets to make camp fun and exciting. Thanks for sharing your adventures and reviews. #stuckinabrace. ...Alan in 🇨🇱
@P701 Preparedness & Outdoors here is what I was able to find on the website for the stuffed in bag size and setup size. Thanks for watching Folded - 20.8”*5.9”*5.9”/53cm*15cm*15cm Unfolded - 12.5ft*6.6ft*6.2ft/3.8m*2m*1.9m
Ive set mine up a few times, its a good tent size. However there is a problem, I went out to set up today and we had huge wind gusts. The main reason of setting up today was to test using hammock tree straps and a ratchet strap ridgeline for a more solid line for the tent itself. My main goal today. which it was perfect...however, the wind blew the tent like a parachute. Most lilkely wont have wind gusts like this in other areas, we dont usually have wind like this. I used two treking poles as front poles to sturdy up the door where my stove will be. I did have out my wood tent stove, which i burned off oxidation from sitting all winter outside, which because of how violent the wind was, i didnt do this in the tent. So as a precautionary, i wouldnt have a fire going in your tent stove if the wind picks up strong. Again, it was 70mph wind gusts which are really rare here. I learned the limitations of this tent however.
@Liam Alepta I’m surprised you were able to set it up at all lol. The last time I had my wall tent setup it got windy while we were taking it down. Parachute is a perfect word lol. I had to have Jay hold it while I was unhooking all the poles and stakes. Wind can suck sometimes. I haven’t had this one up in heavy wind yet. Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I set out to test a ridgeline idea, using hammock tree straps and ratchet straps. Which the wind actually assisted my experiment. I did manage to get the tent entirely set up. it held up good, it blew up the ground stakes and looked like a blanket on a clothes line in a major wind gush however, It survived unscathed , No tears, no pulled out guy leads, no stake leads torn out. Just because of the high wind, this test was a success. The ridgeline of using a ratchet strap is an outstanding solid stable support for your tent or a leaning tarp shelter. Ive used rope and paracord, they all stretch, not very stiff to make a straight ridgeline, they sag over time, the ratchet strap didnt do that, So i have field test proof that a ratchet strap ridgeline is the best survival tool you can get for securing your emergency shelter. it was hilarious to see the tent like a huge parasail LOL The stakes pulled right out of the ground and went flying, , i have many of those large nail stakes in my camp gear box, i suggest those instead of the cheap aluminum the tent comes with. I literally have to use a claw hammer to pull the nail type tent stakes up, it would of stood fine with those in a 70mph wind tantrum.
Hey spackman I’m a fairly new subscriber but man I really like your videos. I was wondering, do you know of any lightweight tents that have a floor? If not, do you use a ground cover to prevent the condensation issues?
@George Scofield so glad you enjoy the videos! I usually don’t use a floor. I have a few videos on lightweight teepee tents that come with half inner, and the inner tents have floors. The only hot tent I use with a floor is the Walmart wall tent. I really don’t do anything to prevent condensation. I just deal with it lol. Thanks for watching
@Rich Taber best practice is to clean the tent off as often as you can. It’s not really meant to hold a ton of snow. The walls are pretty steep and with heat running in the tent I’m not sure how much would accumulate. That being said I have no experience with this tent in major snow falls. I got about an inch overnight and it melted as soon as it hit the tent. To reenforce it I would: Run a full ridgeline Have poles on either end and possibly in the middle inside of the tent Best way to stay safe would be to set an alarm for every hour or so and clean it off if you’re expecting a lot of snow. Thanks for watching
and now he is in bed with pomoly? absolutely love your budget gear reviews. What would be great is if onetigris sell some pre-made hard poles for this tent to be setup like typical hot tent. i think that could be cool too. or maybe someone could make one using combination of PVC piples are alloy poles.
@@xxgg I have a diy frame I made for hot tents, it may not work with this one cause of the vertical walls but check it out, published it a year ago, I think it’s called Cheapest DIY canvas tent or something like that lol.
This tent design was around long before one Tigris and lone wolf, as a silny hammock hot tent, a constant theme I’ve found with this company and their so called UA-cam superstar designers
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yeah, a guy makes and sells them, stove jacks on the other side. I got duped too. I got this tent on preorder, bought into the UA-cam superstar drama, only to find out the design was stolen from a small business that already made them
@@n8mayfield with 3 zipper doors, elastic for the guy outs, same dimensions too? Just wondering, cause the same design of every tent has been around forever. If everything is the same lmao that’s not good
@@AdventureswithSpackmann if you’re patting yourself on the back for the design but the only difference is the stove jack is on the opposite side are you then a designer?
Well the new yurt I was going to buy is up over 100 dollars from last year. Do you think that Walmart tent could do a full year, with some modifications?
@@erikcarey215 personally yes. Reinforcing the roof would make it last for sure. I have had comment about people leaving them up for 8months at a time without issue. One thing, top of the windows don’t close at all. Just zippers from the bottom to the top on the sides. Double sided Velcro was going to be my fix for those. Material I see standing strong. Correctly and fully pitched properly I see it lasting. If you can hold off until next Black Friday they go on sale for like half price. Still think it’s a great buy at $500(full price) any more questions let me know
Maybe the next time you have it up you could measure the frame and give me the total length, I'll then know how much a wood frame would cost, been a carpenter for over 30 years. With a wood frame on decking, could be a badass setup!
@@erikcarey215 I may have it up in two weeks again depending on how many people go camping with me. If I do I’ll measure one pole and give you a total amount of poles. They are all the same length I believe and if not I’ll give a total for each length.
I've read that melt problem with several tents. I've been trying to find a hot tent for months, and your presentation might just have made up my mind. I'm concerned about it not being large enough to have two little and one huge dog in it with me. I would like for them to not bump into the stove and hurt themselves. So it's either this one or a Luxe one. I'm thinking about getting a huge tent just out of concern for the dogs. Luxe has a couple of "8 person" tents. But then, there's this one. And this is one brand that I see recommended quite a bit.
@Anastasia E. Luxe Hiking Gear is a distributor of Luxe for the US. They were terminated by Luxe cause they have been taking orders for a year and not sending products. I do NOT recommend ordering from Luxe Hiking Gear. If you can get it from Luxe directly that’s different. This melting was my fault in my opinion but can happen to anyone. It maybe a little small for 4 occupants. Thanks for watching
I like that it's compact enough to fit in my pack. I picked this up for hunting, and for any possible oh sh%$ event that would require us to gtfo of the city.
You said not stored rite? How should I store mine so I don't ruin it?rite now I just have it bundled up n stuffed ina stuff sack....do u have a vid on how ta store yer tarp, tent,or rainfly?if not....u should do one.....
@HilbilyRedneksOpinion I either hang mine in my garage until they are dry(then usually they don’t get put back in their bags until the next use). This was stored in an open tote box on a porch. Bugs got in and camped out for while lol. Maybe I’ll do a how to keep your gear video. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I don't have the garage ta sling it in.i do fully dry it befer I stuff it away,and it shurely ain't gunna git got by bugs...but it's good bein all bunched and stuffed not folded like it came rite?
@HilbilyRedneksOpinion I believe so. I stuff everyone one of my pieces of gear. Except sleeping pads. I’ve heard that stuff is better because there won’t be the same folds in the same place every time creating a weak spot in the fabric. That’s what I’ve heard and haven’t had an issue caused by stuffing before. Not sure there is a right way but stuffing has worked for me.
@ahilbilyredneksopinion hmm that seems small. 7x8.7. I can’t remember how big the tegimen was but I think it’s bigger than that. I want this in 12x12 or even 10x10.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann so.....did ya give it a good look see and notice its 12.4 long,12.4 wide 6.5 high with 8 foot side walls?it's truly a thing of buty I would love ta see yer vid on...just sayin....yer the best.
They have purpose. Sometimes I like them when there is a lot of snow. A floor can get slippery especially after a few days of burning a stove in a tent. Thanks for watching
I picked up one of these last month , I think its a great tent . We squeezed in three of and my two Beagles . The first outing we did get fair amount of condensation due to the combination of the heat source and three people in a single walled tent . I came up with a simple solution , I took two 5`` long 1/4 `` wood dowels , cut a groove at each end . Then I untied the top two zippers and used the dowels to space out the two doors . This provided enough ventilation to cut the condensation down dramatically . I also made two small pockets ( to hold glasses and small flashlight ) which I stuck on the walls with double sided velcro . Keep up the fun videos they are greatto watch .
@Shawn Blackwood so glad you enjoy the videos. I used a piece of firewood to do the same with the doors. Having a dowel for it is a good idea! Adding pockets is brilliant and I can’t believe I didn’t notice the tent didn’t have any lol. Thanks for watching
I also have this tent, we just love it. I did use it in fairly high wind no problem. Two camping cots, two chairs a small table and stove.
@Pierre Hamel I’m falling for it myself. Setup was easy, fairly lightweight, huge floor space, it’s nice. It’s a true two person hot tent. Space to two to sleep and relax. Thanks for watching
I've had that tent for a couple of years. Ive taken it out in heavy snow and rain. Definitely waterproof! have fit 2 cots for 2 adults and 2 large dogs with the stove. Love that tent!
@Cathy P that awesome to know! Did you have chairs inside as well? With the cots setup? Thanks for watching.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann 1 chair inside otherwise we sat on our cots
@Cathy P nice!
I love your videos. You're hands down my favorite and I never ever hesitate in thinking you're being completely honest so I tend to buy stuff you've approved 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for my collection of goods!
@Brooklynne Hill lol thank you, I try my best. And you’re welcome, I add to my collection way too often. So glad you enjoy our videos. I love showing products and what I think of them. Thanks for watching
Awesome I want to see more on this tent wish it was new for the water test !! Great video
@Camping with Coyote Chris you will see more of this tent. It’s light, easy to setup, and nice sized. I wanted to water test it but if it failed I don’t think it would be fair. Maybe I’ll water test the new one 😁 thanks for watching
Without that giant stove, there might be more room. That is the biggest stove I have seen on any of the camping videos.
@hkjuhu campbell lol you ain’t kidding. It is a large stove. I’m kinda proud it’s the biggest you’ve seen in a video lol. Thanks for watching
@AdventureswithSpackmann what is that stove?
@caseyrash3522 it’s the giraffe stove. I have a ton of videos on it. This year I got a pellet attachment for it. It’s wicked cool. Thanks for watching
@caseyrash3522 it’s the giraffe stove. I have a ton of videos on it. This year I got a pellet attachment for it. It’s wicked cool. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann just picked up on that.😄 Thanks!
What a great review !!!! Awsome set up !!!!! Great job mr . SPACKMAN !!!!
@Paul Parisien glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
Oh sweet the OneTigris review I was waiting for you to do! Awesome!!
@Doug St. Laurent awesome! I’ve been waiting to do this one too. Which I had months ago. Which I bought this last year lol. Thanks for watching
Great review! We picked one up for our channel, but haven't had a chance to try it yet, so we're really looking forward to it.
@Rich & Joe Bushcraft glad you liked it! I picked this one up months ago and finally got around to trying it out. I was so impressed I had to share it the next day. Thanks for watching
I have this tent and absolutely love it! It was set up for 3 months over the winter and did just fine. Not a single drip inside, I would buy another one and probably will at $200 for a spare. No screening or windows so not a good hot weather shelter but for wind, rain and cold A+.
@Randy Beeson heck yeah it’s awesome! I’m planning on buying another as well. Thanks for watching
I have been thinking about getting one of these tents but wasn't sure about it. Looks like I will be investing in one. Keep up the great videos, cheers from Quebec, Canada!
@Richard Dukeshire it’s a great option in my opinion. Enjoy it. Thanks for watching
I have the same tent/shelter. I like it too, not for a hot tent but just cover from the elements. I often wondered what the heck Tegimen meant. It's not in the dictionary because it is a Latin word which means 'Protection', 'Covering' and 'Body Armor'. Gotta say, I never seen a stove that big! Thanks for posting this!
Nice! Easy setup canopy. This is one of my favorite stoves in my collection. Thanks for watching
Awesome vid, My Dude 😎‼️ Thanks to your extensive use as of late with The Giraffe Stove, I just ordered mine early morning, yesterday. Got mine for less than $525 on Shop Pay.
@Raymond Buitron no way! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. What’s Shop Pay? It’s such a fun stove to operate. Really feeds my inner pyro lol. Thanks for watching
I being a budget buyer appreciate you finding a great deal on this tent. It is a nice tent. Plenty of room for 2 and a giraffe rocket stove.
@Trucker Jon’s Outdoor Shenanigans can’t believe the amount of room in this tent. For the price it maybe hard to beat. Thanks for watching
I wanted to get this tent in od green and frame it up using 2x2 and perminatly set it up in the woods behind my house. I also have a small wood stove for it.
Not a bad idea my friend. Have fun with it. Thanks for watching
I'm from New York as well, south east fingerlakes area. Nice hot tent and pretty cool giraffe stove👍
@Outdoorwally awesome! I’m the other side of the state. Close to Vermont border. That stove and tent are sweet pieces of kit. Thanks for watching
Im 5'11. I have a few tents, one being a teepee tent that I converted to a hot tent, it stands 7 ft tall, its 11.7 ft by 11.7 feet wide, Its massive , a nice size room, has a y pole system so there is no center poles, A great open space to live in and be able to do things like hangout. making it a suitable shelter living space as big as a room. More like a affordable Yert. BUT..i looked for a tent that was large similarly and uses a ridgeline system. For backpacking. Or easy car camping because the tent comes down small...and had to have the tent stove jack. Not just for heating but for cooking in the tent. I camp and live in a area where it rains a lot, so the ability to have a fireplace inside the tent, when it rains all day and night, to prepare meals, is a feature I looked at for a long time, to be inside the tent for a long time, large enough to make it comfortable habitat to stay inside for a long period of time. It is about 6.5 feet wide so I am able to place my cot that width, i have a large camp chair and a tripod seat as an ottoman, I have 2 tv tables, for both cooking prep and my laptop computer. My wood burning tent stove which to cook and keep warm. I lay a tarp on the ground and then a carpet rug, because when i have my fire going, its toasty and live in my underwear, walking around barefoot. Its about 6'5 hieght off a ridgeline that I use ratchet straps for a solid ridge, hanging LED decorative string lights on that are solar powered. I have a 100watt solar panel, power converter system to a 12v 1000ah battery , having a 12v electrical system like a rv camper..in my tent. the tent is about 10 feet long. Its a parking garage. So when im set up, I can stay for extended periods of time , not going out of the tent. The rain factor was a concern because I have electronics, music, movies and internet, I could have made any tent into a hot tent, buying a jack and sewing it in,. My stove? its not the fancy ones you find, It was 100 bucks, the cheapest one on Amazon..but ive had it a few years and use regularly because it works. I found a good solution for stoking, this goes for ANY tent wood stove, at Rural King they sell these bags of 12 hard pressed OSB blocks that are treated with some mind of tree oil, you start your fire like normal in your tent stove, then throw a block of the rural king in, that one block will burn for hours, you wont have to stoke the fire as much, getting a stove fan, you can keep your tent at 70F when its only 20 f . This tent is an extended tube tent, not really much to set up, if the wind blows its like a balloon, not perfect like the photos, but it does the job. At 6'5 wide. 6'5 tall and 10 ft long and you can actually have a hammock for a recliner chair, roll it up then sleep in a good sized cot. I use a hammock as my chair. Ive learned how to make it a comfortable environment , sure beats sleeping in a bivvy, I can stand up and walk around some, stand and use a jug to bathroom, can gab allday on my computer, can cook three meals a day, staying perfectly dry from rain, so it suits my survival needs.
@Camping With Liam wow sounds like one heck of a setup! Camping in style for sure. Thanks for sharing your setup and thanks for watching
Awesome set up brother. Sorry it took so long to watch this video. Life is getting in the way but that isn't a problem.
@Jeff Jackson life happens bro, please don’t be sorry. Thank you for watching, when, doesn’t matter to me. Hope all is well.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann oh i know brother. All is good here, just letting my shoulder heal up and hopefully there ids no muscle damage. I will find out this Tuesday.
Looks fun and solid. I’m about to drag my family out into the snow today, and hope that all these San Diego folks are tired of going up. I doubt it. I’m guessing it will look like a line for a Disneyland ride.
Happy Sunday. Have a great one.
@Mile Robertson enjoy the snow bro! Happy Sunday to you as well. Disneyland lines are probably still worse but lift lines can get crazy too lol. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann oh, we’re not going snowboarding, I’m just taking them up to a little hill where all the little kids roll around. There’s only one real hill in the whole county that I can find.
@@milesrobertson6882 lol I was close
I love this style of tent and almost bought this over the one tigress canvas teepee that I have.
Maybe I just need to buy this anyway right? LOL love Jeremy's channel and I love this channel too bro!
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@Floyd Lee Mullins II I mean having one tent has never stopped me from getting another lmao. But…… I have a problem. The gear junkie in me just can’t say no! Jeremy has a great channel. Thanks for watching bro!
great video!
@Doc Ink thanks bro!
Hey , what's good , Spackmann , how are you doing and how's Layla doing ? Fine I hope and pray ! Anyway , I've been looking for a nice tent 🎪 but it seems like if you brought them all 😂😂 , I'm just kidding around with you . Anyway , if you ever feel that you wanna get rid of a tent please let me know !!! I'll always be a supporter of your channel 💯😎✌️🙏🏻😇👋👍😊
@Stranger’s night lol I think I left 1 or 2 on the shelf. We are doing well thanks for asking. Hope the same for you and yours. I know it seems like I have a lot of tents and that I would want to get rid of 1 or 10, but I want more lmao. Sorry. Thanks for watching
Nice tent. I'm thinking of getting one.
It’s decent for the money! Thanks for watching
Next winter I’m getting one. Cheaper then a good winter sleeping bag.
@KUSH in the BUSH not after adding a stove lol. This tent is a great option for a hot tent in my opinion. I’ve been using the OutdoorVitals Down Summit 0F bag for 5 years and it’s amazing. On the cheaper side of winter bags(cheaper not cheap) but it’s been working great for me. Thanks for watching
very nice setup
@Harshman Hills thank you. It’s a pretty slick setup for sure. Thanks for watching
Enjoyed the video Chris. I was glad you mentioned the original design being by Lone Wolf 902. I watched the video Jeremy put out that detailed the crap he went through with One Tigris. Basically, he got screwed. I have refused to buy anything by them since that. Any hoo!!! They are pretty cool tents, but...…😉I noticed you don't have a new stove for this video. 'Sup with that?🤣 Take it easy!! Roger
@RkF lmao I can’t have a new stove in every video….. yet. Yeah the story I heard sucks. It’s hard to support a company/person that would do something like that. Still have a few new stoves to show but I set this tent up to check it out and had to show everyone. It’s pretty sweet. Thanks for watching Roger
@@AdventureswithSpackmann LoL!!! I had to dog on you a little. Being an old fart on social security, that stove is above my pay grade. It would definitely be my go to stove though. Pretty sweet set-up. I just took the stance I did to support Lone Wolf. Felt like that was the least I could do to help him. C ya next time out!
@@rkf2746 it’s above my pay grade too but sometimes you gotta treat yourself lol. Stoves are my weakness. It’s better than crack I guess lol. I haven’t enjoyed a stove this much before. It really is fun to use.
Looks like this has a couple advantages over my Onewind Penumbra. Namely the snow skirts and the tensioning for the pitching. One concern I had with this tent just from looking at it, the stove jack location seemed a bit close to the walls / corners, like it could burn a hole with a big gust of wind.
Yours has more height, but that may primarily be a function of the snow skirts, I will be adding some on to mine most likely.
My video should be up on the 10th. I'll actually be trying to do both a normal and a silent /asmr version
@Handful of Tranquility I had the same concern but this stove throws heat from all sides and I kept checking the side of the tent for too hot and it seemed fine to me. There would be very little play for the walls to blow with the wind, if properly guyed out in my opinion but time will tell lol. Can’t wait to see yours. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I just released my video with the onewind tent, I talk about it midway through the video
@@HandfulOfTranquility awesome I’ll check it out
Great score 😎
@Rick Harkema right! Thanks bro.
It does definitely look like an amazing tent. They do make some great products
@Chris ‘CJ’ Jones this is the first of their products I own. Workmanship is there and design too. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann nice, quite a few people over this side of the pond like their products, seem to be very good quality. And with working with him to design it, he knows his stuff, just like you do, so...
@Chris ‘CJ’ Jones I can’t wait for the “Adventures With Spackmann Hot Tent” comes out. Looking a company to work with.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann ooh, that would be amazing dude!!! You can guarantee if you're involved it's gonna be awesome and amazing right out the box
@@chriscjjones8182 I hope it will be. Just need to find someone to work with. I’ve got some ideas brewing
We love this hot tent! We have one as well!
@Roaming Outward I can see why! It’s awesome. Thanks for watching
Great video. Looking for a hunting tent. I’m going to search for a video on that stove
I have many videos with that stove. How many people hunting? Thanks for watching
WOW, that's a hell of a stove!!! 😳
@Elizabeth Thompson it sure is! Thanks for watching
Without the stove it can fit 4-6 people with kit. 2-3 people with stove and kit very well. I love my Tegimen. I’ve used it so many times just Hammock camping.
Seems like a great tent to me. I would agree. Thanks for watching
They make good hiking packs for dogs too.
@garanzbrah I’ve seen them and they look good. I have a similar tactical harness for my dog and I stick Condor pouches to it for him to carry his and my gear. I like it so much better than the normal dog backpacks. Thanks for watching
I do like that stove 😁
@John Burgin love it more and more each time I use it. Thanks for watching
Love this tent! Have you tried the tent poles to use as a traditional tent and not to the trees. Love this tent so much but I want to use it in the desert and the beach
Not this one but the hammock hot tent from Pomoly I have. It’s on my channel, treeless hammock hot tent or something Ike that, it’s called. This would work the same way. Two guy lines coming off each pole and you’re good. Thanks for watching
What size diameter and what length poles to hold up the tent if not using trees and hammock, your in the environment alright 😮the catapillers turn into butterflies man and fly off😮last owner was with nature man, the catapiller man 😮
I am using old school aluminum extension poles that have the metal ring for the tensioner. The thickest section is probably 1.5inches.
How'd I miss this 1 I usually get all ur vids this 1s a month old wth loli do like this tent I've seen it b4 but i'ma watch urs lol
@Preacher 113 every Sunday but I miss notifications all the time. Sometime I get notifications for my videos a day late or two sometimes. Thanks for watching
I love that u mentioned Jeremy/lonewolf in this cause I watched when he was deciding 2 transfer 2 pomoly but n e way
@Preacher 113 yeah I watched through the whole thing too. Craziness for sure. Thanks for watching
@Adventures with Spackmann u know he's got the more less the same design tent wit pomoly now right
@@Preacher26 I have the Pomoly hammock tent too and it’s not as good in my opinion. It is a canvas material which is better
@Adventures with Spackmann so it's also heavier as well then idk I don't have either but have been looking at the one Tigris a while now but haven't got it yet lol
@@Preacher26 biggest difference is space when the doors are closed. When you close the doors on the Pomoly you cut the usable space in half because there are no zippers and you close the ends by folding them in on them selves.(if that make sense) they should have put end walls with zippers but oh well. It’s actually just a square tarp.
Awesome Tent ⛺️ Review !!!!! ☆☆☆☆☆ ...Alan in 🇨🇱
@APAR1 thanks bro! And thanks for watching
You are welcome back fusion complete as of 4-11-23... can't wait 'til this fall. These videos keep me hopeful and excited to get back in the woods 🪵. I have lots of new gadgets to make camp fun and exciting. Thanks for sharing your adventures and reviews. #stuckinabrace. ...Alan in 🇨🇱
@@apar1560 awesome bro! Hope you have a speedy recovery and enjoy all the new gadgets.
Great review .. 👏 I am curious how small the tent packs down to?
@P701 Preparedness & Outdoors here is what I was able to find on the website for the stuffed in bag size and setup size. Thanks for watching
Folded - 20.8”*5.9”*5.9”/53cm*15cm*15cm Unfolded - 12.5ft*6.6ft*6.2ft/3.8m*2m*1.9m
Ive set mine up a few times, its a good tent size. However there is a problem, I went out to set up today and we had huge wind gusts. The main reason of setting up today was to test using hammock tree straps and a ratchet strap ridgeline for a more solid line for the tent itself. My main goal today. which it was perfect...however, the wind blew the tent like a parachute. Most lilkely wont have wind gusts like this in other areas, we dont usually have wind like this. I used two treking poles as front poles to sturdy up the door where my stove will be. I did have out my wood tent stove, which i burned off oxidation from sitting all winter outside, which because of how violent the wind was, i didnt do this in the tent. So as a precautionary, i wouldnt have a fire going in your tent stove if the wind picks up strong. Again, it was 70mph wind gusts which are really rare here. I learned the limitations of this tent however.
@Liam Alepta I’m surprised you were able to set it up at all lol. The last time I had my wall tent setup it got windy while we were taking it down. Parachute is a perfect word lol. I had to have Jay hold it while I was unhooking all the poles and stakes. Wind can suck sometimes. I haven’t had this one up in heavy wind yet. Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I set out to test a ridgeline idea, using hammock tree straps and ratchet straps. Which the wind actually assisted my experiment. I did manage to get the tent entirely set up. it held up good, it blew up the ground stakes and looked like a blanket on a clothes line in a major wind gush however, It survived unscathed , No tears, no pulled out guy leads, no stake leads torn out. Just because of the high wind, this test was a success. The ridgeline of using a ratchet strap is an outstanding solid stable support for your tent or a leaning tarp shelter. Ive used rope and paracord, they all stretch, not very stiff to make a straight ridgeline, they sag over time, the ratchet strap didnt do that, So i have field test proof that a ratchet strap ridgeline is the best survival tool you can get for securing your emergency shelter. it was hilarious to see the tent like a huge parasail LOL The stakes pulled right out of the ground and went flying, , i have many of those large nail stakes in my camp gear box, i suggest those instead of the cheap aluminum the tent comes with. I literally have to use a claw hammer to pull the nail type tent stakes up, it would of stood fine with those in a 70mph wind tantrum.
@@liamalepta8003 I’ve used ratchet straps before. I agree. They work great!
Hey spackman I’m a fairly new subscriber but man I really like your videos. I was wondering, do you know of any lightweight tents that have a floor? If not, do you use a ground cover to prevent the condensation issues?
@George Scofield so glad you enjoy the videos! I usually don’t use a floor. I have a few videos on lightweight teepee tents that come with half inner, and the inner tents have floors. The only hot tent I use with a floor is the Walmart wall tent. I really don’t do anything to prevent condensation. I just deal with it lol. Thanks for watching
Just wondering, how would you augment/reinforce the tent if you were to get a major dump of snow?
@Rich Taber best practice is to clean the tent off as often as you can. It’s not really meant to hold a ton of snow. The walls are pretty steep and with heat running in the tent I’m not sure how much would accumulate. That being said I have no experience with this tent in major snow falls. I got about an inch overnight and it melted as soon as it hit the tent.
To reenforce it I would:
Run a full ridgeline
Have poles on either end and possibly in the middle inside of the tent
Best way to stay safe would be to set an alarm for every hour or so and clean it off if you’re expecting a lot of snow.
Thanks for watching
and now he is in bed with pomoly?
absolutely love your budget gear reviews.
What would be great is if onetigris sell some pre-made hard poles for this tent to be setup like typical hot tent. i think that could be cool too. or maybe someone could make one using combination of PVC piples are alloy poles.
@xx mike glad you enjoy the reviews! You mean like a wall tent frame? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann sort of like those typical canvas hot tents. DIY simple frame for this to go over or something.
@@xxgg I have a diy frame I made for hot tents, it may not work with this one cause of the vertical walls but check it out, published it a year ago, I think it’s called Cheapest DIY canvas tent or something like that lol.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann i guess i just gave you a new video content to make :)
This tent design was around long before one Tigris and lone wolf, as a silny hammock hot tent, a constant theme I’ve found with this company and their so called UA-cam superstar designers
@fellowshiparoundthefire the concept of a hammock hot tent or this design exactly? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yeah, a guy makes and sells them, stove jacks on the other side. I got duped too. I got this tent on preorder, bought into the UA-cam superstar drama, only to find out the design was stolen from a small business that already made them
@@n8mayfield with 3 zipper doors, elastic for the guy outs, same dimensions too? Just wondering, cause the same design of every tent has been around forever. If everything is the same lmao that’s not good
@@AdventureswithSpackmann if you’re patting yourself on the back for the design but the only difference is the stove jack is on the opposite side are you then a designer?
@@n8mayfield lol absolutely not. What’s the little company you are talking about?
Hope I get selected
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Cool tent! Have a few questions about the Walmart cabin tent, when you have time. Thanks Chris
@Erik Carey fire the questions away bro! I’ll respond as soon as I can. Thanks for watching
Well the new yurt I was going to buy is up over 100 dollars from last year. Do you think that Walmart tent could do a full year, with some modifications?
@@erikcarey215 personally yes. Reinforcing the roof would make it last for sure. I have had comment about people leaving them up for 8months at a time without issue. One thing, top of the windows don’t close at all. Just zippers from the bottom to the top on the sides. Double sided Velcro was going to be my fix for those. Material I see standing strong. Correctly and fully pitched properly I see it lasting. If you can hold off until next Black Friday they go on sale for like half price. Still think it’s a great buy at $500(full price) any more questions let me know
Maybe the next time you have it up you could measure the frame and give me the total length, I'll then know how much a wood frame would cost, been a carpenter for over 30 years. With a wood frame on decking, could be a badass setup!
@@erikcarey215 I may have it up in two weeks again depending on how many people go camping with me. If I do I’ll measure one pole and give you a total amount of poles. They are all the same length I believe and if not I’ll give a total for each length.
I've read that melt problem with several tents. I've been trying to find a hot tent for months, and your presentation might just have made up my mind. I'm concerned about it not being large enough to have two little and one huge dog in it with me. I would like for them to not bump into the stove and hurt themselves. So it's either this one or a Luxe one. I'm thinking about getting a huge tent just out of concern for the dogs. Luxe has a couple of "8 person" tents. But then, there's this one. And this is one brand that I see recommended quite a bit.
@Anastasia E. Luxe Hiking Gear is a distributor of Luxe for the US. They were terminated by Luxe cause they have been taking orders for a year and not sending products. I do NOT recommend ordering from Luxe Hiking Gear. If you can get it from Luxe directly that’s different.
This melting was my fault in my opinion but can happen to anyone. It maybe a little small for 4 occupants. Thanks for watching
OneTigris actually makes a larger version of this same tent and it's still under 300 bucks!
@@chriswilkie1704 that one is cool looking too. Haven’t used it but yeah very similar but bigger
I like that it's compact enough to fit in my pack. I picked this up for hunting, and for any possible oh sh%$ event that would require us to gtfo of the city.
Great idea for it! Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann We're in Canada. Hot tent is a must. lol
@@OutlawCaliber13 I hear that! What’s the current temp? We have a warm spell the last couple days but last week it was single digits F here.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann 39, right now. Last week was like 11. lol
@@OutlawCaliber13 ah so you are having the same warm spell lol. So weird this year
put a link up for the poles you used
I have added a link to my Amazon storefront with the poles from Unigear. Thank you for watching
Is it possible to put the tent in porch mode?
@Chris Hayes like make an awning out of the doors? Thanks for watching
You said not stored rite? How should I store mine so I don't ruin it?rite now I just have it bundled up n stuffed ina stuff sack....do u have a vid on how ta store yer tarp, tent,or rainfly?if not....u should do one.....
@HilbilyRedneksOpinion I either hang mine in my garage until they are dry(then usually they don’t get put back in their bags until the next use). This was stored in an open tote box on a porch. Bugs got in and camped out for while lol. Maybe I’ll do a how to keep your gear video. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I don't have the garage ta sling it in.i do fully dry it befer I stuff it away,and it shurely ain't gunna git got by bugs...but it's good bein all bunched and stuffed not folded like it came rite?
@HilbilyRedneksOpinion I believe so. I stuff everyone one of my pieces of gear. Except sleeping pads. I’ve heard that stuff is better because there won’t be the same folds in the same place every time creating a weak spot in the fabric. That’s what I’ve heard and haven’t had an issue caused by stuffing before. Not sure there is a right way but stuffing has worked for me.
O man.brand new frum one tigress the Cozshack.....check that out.
Oh cool, I’ll check it! Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I'd love ta see yer take on that.....
@ahilbilyredneksopinion hmm that seems small. 7x8.7. I can’t remember how big the tegimen was but I think it’s bigger than that. I want this in 12x12 or even 10x10.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yep,double checked.its 12.4 both directions with 6.5 high and 8.7 long sides.gander closely. Lol
@@AdventureswithSpackmann so.....did ya give it a good look see and notice its 12.4 long,12.4 wide 6.5 high with 8 foot side walls?it's truly a thing of buty I would love ta see yer vid on...just sayin....yer the best.
Camping? More like GLAMPING in a tent that size am I right? Lol
@Corey Gunzzz you ain’t wrong lol. Thanks for watching bro
what stove is that?
@gphiliph2793 that’s the giraffe stove. There should be a link in the description to it on AliExpress. Thanks for watching
Not crazy about tents with no floors!
They have purpose. Sometimes I like them when there is a lot of snow. A floor can get slippery especially after a few days of burning a stove in a tent. Thanks for watching
68". It's 5'8" wide.......
But it is a nice big tent.
What did I say? Thanks for watching
another merchant
Huh? Thanks for watching