UNACCEPTABLE - NatureHike Vik 2 Tent - Agenda Free Review
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Today Luke is reviewing the NatureHike Vik 2 Tent; I DO NOT RECOMMEND this tent to anyone unless they plan to use it in a VERY DRY LOCATION....
Worst Condensation that I have EVER SEEN!
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NatureHike Vik 2 Tent -
Agenda Free Link : www.amazon.com/Naturehike-VIK...
Price : $189.
Colors : White - interestingly enough but for some reason on the NH web site, they call this gray.
Versions : 3 Versions :
A 1 person
A 2 person
And a 1 person with a snow skit
Includes :
Fly
Body
Groundsheet
11 stakes
3 tie ropes
Materials :
Fly : 15D Nylon with 2000mm rating
Body : 20D Nylon floor with 4000mm rating.
Mesh : b3 polyester
150D Oxford with 3000mm rating
Poles : 7001 Aluminum
Stakes : 7001 Aluminum
Zippers ?
Weight :
Tent and Groundsheet : 3lbs 8.0oz
Full tent with no Groundsheet : 3lbs 1.1oz /
Groundsheet : 7.9oz
Measurements :
Stored - 18” x 6” - can be smaller when compressed
Setup - Measure SIZE XXXX - consider length of tent and the walls - you will not want to touch the walls with your head or your sleeping bag or they could get wet.
Note : That is what is claimed on the NH web site but there are inconsistencies with the Amazon listing when it comes to the denier of the fly materials. Their web site says 15D and amazon says 20D. It is nylon but I don’t know which is accurate.
Also the waterproof ratings change multiple times on their web site, an example of this is the fly. It says in one place that it has a 2000mm rating, another states 4000mm.
Based on feel and my experiences, 2000mm seems more likely.
There are also varying statements concerning the pole material - in one place on the web site it states 7001 aluminum and in another 7075.
Tent Style :
Single wall, freestanding 4 Season tent - only the doors have to be staked
Review Pros :
Fairly lightweight for a 2 person tent
Good materials
IMPRESSIVELY Waterproof - I am seriously impressed with this aspect but being waterproof doesn’t make a tent a good shelter.
Good amount of space for a lightweight tent.
Easy setup
Good form factor when stored
Good size for individuals XXXX and under. - Tall individuals may have a hard time getting into and out of the tent.
Large enough to sit up
Can be completely freestanding if you aren’t staking out the doors.
Review Cons :
Overall quality of the shelter is questionable. My tent features some very poor sewing and attached threads.
While this tent is waterproof, condensation is some of the worst I have ever experienced in certain situations. For an example, during a rain event, condensation will form on every inch of the inner tent fabric.
I can’t understate this, my experiences in this tent when sealed in above freezing situations is exceptionally bad - air flow is terrible with this tent & it will rain down moisture on you when rain hits the fly and in the wind.
I’ve been in situations where the moisture has soaked everything inside of the tent including me * my gear. So bad that I had to put on my rain jacket and pants.
In below freezing conditions, condensation is bad when fully sealed and will freeze to everything.
Keep in mind how condensation forms and whether this is a potential issue for you and where you can plan to camp.
Air temperature in the tent becomes warm & also humid from people, breathing & a lack of ventilation. When the warm air inside the tent hits the relatively cool fabric of the tent, moisture condenses into liquid form.
Warm and humid inside, cool weather outside and poor ventilation - you are going to be wet.
Vents offer limited air flow
Drying this tent can take time
Not 4 season rated
Condensation can still work even with the doors open but it will help.
Vents? Can they be opened from the inside?
Summary :
Because condensation is so bad with this tent, my recommendation would be to use this shelter in dry climates only.
Tips :
Make sure you have a towel with you.
Setup with wind coming through one of the doors, this is going to help you greatly with condensation.
With the Vik 1 person tent, condensation is just as bad and in some cases it will be even worse due to their being only one door.
This is not a tent that you will want to take on a thruhike….do so and you will be sorry; this tent unless you are in dry areas is going to be an exceptionally poor performer.
This is not going to be a good performer for cold trips or for snowy conditions.
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Man I really appreciate you reviewing the more budget friendly gear even as a more upper middle to premium gear purchaser myself. So many beginners give up camping and hiking because of bad budget gear.
But there are plenty of people that do not even start because of the price of brand gear!
Absolutely, the price of entry to overnight hiking can be insane.
In some ways, I'm almost glad that my severe spinal disability obliges me to be a car camper only; I have window-shopped hiking/backpacking gear (because hey, a girl can dream), & the price gap for mid-range gear is pretty dramatic, because the less technical requirements mean that it's just less expensive to produce , say, a Coleman than a Teton.
I'd hate to be a cash-strapped would-be hiker.
(Sorry for all the de-posts, I kept spotting errors & my interface doesn't allow edits.)
I have to comment again. Just came back from a three day hike. I used this tent. I had zero issues with condensation and it's winter here in Finland. Absolutely amazing tent.
It is sort of a comedy channel.
Any single skin tent will have severe condensation in a humid and wet climate, calling it trash because it did the obvious seems a bit odd. It's like buying a winter jacket when you live in Florida and saying it's too hot and makes you sweat. Well yea...no s**t.
My thoughts exactly. Why you would take a single wall tent out in that weather is just plain stupid, especially considering his experience.
I owned the Vik 1 , it just died in Iceland . Hey Guys im hiking Scandinavia each Summer . The Vik 1 lasted 4 years in heavy wind Trips in Norway , Sweden and this year Iceland . The Vik 1 is a good Budget Versatile and free standing sub 2 pounds tent that Served me Well. Condensation is an Issue as with every Single Wall tent but it didnt bother me . For 160usd i dont even care if it gets stolen . It survived many hikes in the North . But 2 weeks ago in iceland the Pole break . Luckily on the Day before finishing all my big hikes in iceland , did one night Cowboy camping . Just bought an tarptent double Rainbow li yesterday so a huge Upgrade. Still a NH vik i can buy for 120euro here and its ok for the 1-2 years weekend backpacking i think
I have tested the 9x times more expensive (1.099 €) tent 2P, winter and wind proof, designed for alpine climbers - weight only 1.2 Kg with carbon poles. I set a camp nearby the river and after a couple of hours I was literally floating in a pool inside the tend due the condensation.
Which tent was it?
@@lilkapsas Samaya
Used the Vik1 for 7 days consecutively. On the nights where I camped on a ridge or knoll, and had some wind, I had no issues with condensation. Even with driving rain. If I camped by the water, where the morning dew would gather, I had big issues. So for me, it works as long as there is a draft. I wouldn't say it's any worse than other budget dome tents I've used.
Condensation reporting; I have slept in only a 100% mesh inner tent and woke up with dew/condensation dripping from the mesh all over me. Obviously I would not say dont buy this mesh because it is not well ventilated, it is 100% ventilated. It would give viewers a more scientific and objective analysis if you included inside humidity compared to outside humidity measurements before dismissing or recommending a tent. Include other data like, if there is morning dew all over the grass everywhere, then it is going to be all over the tent everywhere, and yes including the inside. Is it breezy, is it still etc..
You know that in Peru and arabic countries they use huge mesh ropes to harvest water from the fog and use the water for plantations?
Been using the Vik 1 for a year. In the dry winter desert it really shines. Light, simple and not too expensive. It does what it's designed for. Every design is a compromise. No tent does it all. This tent is no worse than any other single wall non breathable tent, tarptent, or even a low pitch tarp. Condensation is what you pay for other advantages.
What advantages?
@@WildEdgar weight. That’s basically what single wall buys you.
@@WildEdgar weight, simplicity, ETC.. Single wall tents all condensate... That's what they do..
@@phantommaggotxxx ALL tents condensate. That's by physics. But two wall tents separate the wet outer layer from the dry inner mesh.
I fully agree. I see the Vik 1 as a warm weather/dry weather tent, and those are the conditions I use it in. It's cheap and light, and perfect in the right conditions. For cold and wet conditions, I use tents suited to those conditions.
Absolutely love the review. I've bought one before this vid came out and loved it so much during warm (w/o a sleeping bag) - cold (fairly dry) weather camping, that I bought one for a friend's birthday, mainly due to weight, decent quality & price. Unfortunately this 2nd one is very disappointing, after setting it up in the park. IDK if anyone's had the same issue I have, but the bottom of the tent body's comically small, length wise. The 72" long klymit static v sleeping pad don't fit in the tent, it bundles up about 2" on one side when inflated & in the tent. The footprint that comes with the tent folds up onto itself when fully constructed. I'm sure it's a manufacturing defect, but being around $150, this shocked me as none of any tents I've had/have has a size issue where it's 10" shorter than spec. Thank god amazon got a free returns service & I had a backup gift for my friend.
I have the Vik 1 w/ the snow skirts.
I only have about 10 nights in it as I predominantly use a hammock and only sleep on the ground when I absolutely HAVE to. ;-)
Been through a couple of fairly rainy nights in it and, honestly, my experience has been overwhelmingly positive.
I have found that as long as it’s guyed out properly and the vents are opened up, it breathes about as well as any other single-wall tent I’ve ever used...which is to say, nowhere near as good as a double wall, but still manageable...
The stitching on mine is top-notch, no frays or runs like you showed on yours.
I’ll wholeheartedly agree with you about rigidity under snow load though. Wouldn’t even want to try that.
I live in the Pac NW, where it does rain quite a bit, (most years anyway), but the relative humidity is usually pretty low, so maybe that’s a factor.
Overall, I’ve been pretty dang pleased with it.
I have been thinking about ordering one of the Lanshan 2 Pro models though to replace it. Mostly for weight considerations vs. living space increase. The Vik 1 is pretty small.
Good review as always, YMMV reigns supreme.
I have both the lanshan 2 pro and the naturehike VIK 1.the 2 pro is great with minimal condensation cause of the better venting. The vik 1 needs to open on the closed side.. But still managable
Tested this naturehike tent now 3x in different circumstances (plains, mountains, forest, hot temperatures, chilly and rainy, breezy, warm but morning dew...) ... And yes, it definitely has a condensation problem. It's is quick to build up, it's lightweight, and it's also well ventilated. But it's definitely completely wet on the inner sides so that your hair and your clothes and sleeping bag really get wet once you touch the walls, especially at night.
As usual, thanks for your candor, Luke. BTW I like the different way you edited this video--overlapping slow motion video of the parts being used while your discussing it. Great. Strength and honor.
Just used this for an overnighter in a dry climate. No issues like you mentioned at all. No stitch work issues. Can’t beat it for the price to weight ratio.
I remember the text on your Gossamer 2 review: "Just being waterproof isn't enough."
Man I love your reviews keep up the good work
I have the less common Naturehike Nebula and wild camped in all weathers in the UK and its been great ... it too suffers from some condensation but only ever on the outer and never affected the inner tent at all ... bone dry. Doesnt matter how dry the conditions outside, the outer skin is always wet in the morning, especially the door flaps and I have to light sponge the fabric if I am packing away early ... if not then it drys out pretty quicky in the sun.
Good review, Still waiting for the Hyke and Byke review.
NO single-wall-tent will not produce condensation in these wet conditions or in freezing conditions
You're thinking of modern materials. There are older tents that do not. They have different problems, like weighing more than a tube TV, but not condensation. Just remember those old army tents. There's probably asbestos in there or something, but they don't leak or have a condensation problem.
@@ser6Ijvolk they're made of cotton
@@heikorieger5402 Surely not pure cotton. There's probably something added. It's either a mix of materials or it's treated with something.
@@ser6Ijvolk
It's canvas "duck", which is cotton impregnated with wax.
Thank you.
This really helps me figure out what to look for and purchase
Thank you for being agenda free. My back is wrecked as is one knee. I cannot do what you do, but live through you. Keep helping, keep trekking, keep up the good spirit.
Great video as usual and I really appreciate your honesty on each review! Would you do a review for the Star River Tent by NatureHike? Cheers!
I have this tent. The first time was fine. It was warm (10ºC and dry) No issues. However, the second time the condensation was really bad. There was high humidity and the wind stopped just before sunset. There seems to be something about the material which attracts humidity. My friend's 25€ tent was much drier, both inside and out. The material was soaking wet on both sides, but I did not get wet since it seemed to direct the humidity towards the vents and the corners and it did not rain. There was no strong wind to shake it off and rain inside the tent, but there was no wind to dry it out either.
Love your honesty brother. Keep up the great work 👊💜👊
I have the Vik 1 with the snow skirt. It has has little straps to tie them up so they aren't a problem but do add a bit of extra weight. I wanted the standard and somehow ordered the one with the snow skirt. I was leaving on a trip so I just kept it. The Vik is very much a Jekyll and Hyde tent. Unlike yours, the build quality on mine is excellent. It's easy and quick to set up. It pitches tight and has plenty of space for me.....But when the temp drops, the condensation is a real problem. I just used it on a 2 night trip and it was great but it only got down to about 50 F. I can't see ever using it in the winter again but in nice conditions, I love it. If it's cold or rainy, noooooooo
Love the channel and a great variety of camping videos. It has been some time since you've done something on video gear. I'd like to not waste money on bad gear.
Thank you for the review, I can't find the light weight tarp under your tent for sale. Any tips? Thanks!
Hi, great content as always. What do you think about naturehike's cloud up wing tent? The construction seems interesting.
Perfect timing, I was just looking at this one!
Thanks for an honest review. Naturehike, from what i can gather is great at waterproofing but pretty average at everything else. I'll look elsewhere for my winter tent. I wish you'd review the Flytop budget winter tent, as i think it's decent! Thanks again
Your honesty makes me laugh! LOL!😁⛺
I have a different 2 person (3 season model). I didn’t have the quality issues you had. Did you try to contact them for a replacement?
Appreciate your insights. I’m learning so much about products and what to buy. Kiaora from New Zealand
Hi Sheryl H M Kiwi I am from new Zealand to I am a regular of the channel love his vids from Blenheim
Hi from Christchurch. Happy days.
Bay of Islands
I have VIK 1 and when the weather is nice the tent is bone dry. Only if I camp close to the water or when its raining I get condensation, but it is still manageable. My only problem with this VIK 1 is that I can feel the drafts, wind blows through the tent, so it is definitely not a winter tent.
My Vik 1 lasted 4 years mainly used in Norway and Sweden and it died 2 weeks ago in Norway . I think the Archpole broke because I fell one day on trail and damaged the poles still what i can say is the Vik 1 as a sub 2 pound freestanding Tent , I was always dry in it from rain , had normal condensation and I agree to Grizzly u can feel wind blowing through the tent so if u camp above treeline like I do often on the mountain Fjörds u will have cold winds in the Tent .
Telling u a secret about Scandinavia and humid weather :
WOOL .
Forget all us synthetics and fancy down jackets .
Tried them all .
Nothing insulates better than Wool while it’s breathable and anti odor .
Since Iceland I really can say my best layer was the AppGear Alpaca Hoodie and then the Icelandic sheepwool jumper I bought there .
Will take the extra ounces for this layer anytime
@@rodrev_hiking6757 I do agree for Scandinavia and so for the Alps - wool is the best material.
Thanks! I was almost going to buy Vik 1 with skirt 🤣 This saved me 👍
People are always surprised at single wall shelters having condensation lol. Just bring a cloth to wipe it down with and it's fine.
Hey Master Luke,. Once again a great vid, but just to let you know, you got a very bad hurricane coming your way and if you decide to go out in it,please use some of your best equipment. Ida is giving us hell, here in New Orleans and it’s scary.. As always Strength and Honor to you and be careful out there as I know that you always do
Thank you for such a honest review.
What is a recomendation for a true 2 person 4 season tent? Thanks!
Hi from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures and your family
Thank you for the information.
Hey, I've just ordered the Haven tent XL, havent received it yet but would love you take on it. I'm a 4 season camper and plan om using this on my solo trips. Cheers!
I have a vix1 the condensation isn't as big of an issue as he's making it out to be. It's a single wall tent so of course some is expected. . I've spent several nights in the rain and stayed dry.
Lone wolf did a review on this tent was lot more positive
@@kokadjooutdoors620 maybe this guy isn't as "agenda free" as he claims . Maybe the other guy is on nature hike's payroll. Who knows.
Just thought I'd share email experience for what it's worth. There are certainly better tenta out there. But the for the price/weight/quality I think the vix1 is pretty good.
@@FranklinHicks-qs4gs he is agenda free same type of channel and winter camps in it no problem so not sure why such a difference
@@kokadjooutdoors620 this guy is in NC. Maybe high humidity compared to the other channel
@@FranklinHicks-qs4gs other guy in Nova Scotia so sure climate way different. Looking for tent for wildland fire assignments thought this might fit the bill but not so sure
Thanks for the great review.
Good review. I think the tent isn't bad for beginners who cant afford more than 125€. Would be cool to know what tents in the same price range did better in your opinion.
What is the best way to waterproof a modern nylon tent?
Thanks for the agenda-free reviews and lack of affiliate links. I'm getting rid of my $30 walmart tent and ordered a Naturehike Cloud Peak 2. Naturehike has some of the best budget tents in my opinion. Got a Big Agnes air core ultra as well. The rain test videos are extremely helpful, thanks again.
I've got Cloud peak 2. A very nice small tent suitable for 1 person plus gear. Maybe you want to know that it is only 120cm wide inside even though Naturehike declare 130cm!
For 2 people I raccomand excellent Naturehikr Opalus 3. I had to buy it because Cloud Peak 2 was too small.
@@davorjuretic5177 good info. Seems like it looks bigger on the outside but the vestibules are deceiving. Have you used the cloud peak in rain?
@@primitiveanxiety7135 Oh, rain is no problem. It doesn't leak. I actually like it. Very good tent for the money for one person. I use it when kayaking in combination with a tarp in front of it
Tanks again for a great review.
I was just asking myself a question:
What do you do with all the tested gear you don't recommend or are unhappy with?
Seriously? Oh, wow, I was a fan before, but now I respect him just _so much_ more.
Thank you for that info! 😃
Would you get better airflow if was turned90 degrees?
It would be interesting to see how the new Lanshan 2 Pro from 3F UL Gear would fair vs the Vik2 ? (it's also a single wall design)
Great review !!thank you
Can you do a review on the lanshan 2 pro ?
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2 people in that tent would be like a trip to Niagara Falls
(Canadian side of course!)
🤨 Canadian side eh....hmmf
On the Canadian side you get a better view of the falls and there are more things to do (including shopping at Niagara-on-the-Lake) but the border is still closed.
Well I'll let you know how it goes because me and my son are camping in this tent this weekend. Hopefully the 35 degrees at night temps will help keep it under control.
i'm looking for a tent for the Appalachian trail what would you recommend
I have the VIk 1. Used it 45 days consecutively. My experience with it is that it is NOT waterproof in wind and heavy rain. Also one aluminum pole broke after a couple weeks. Maybe I was just unlucky...
Nice Review! A Review of an 3F Ul Gear Tent would be awesome! The "Zheng Tu 2" for Example! 👍
You got it Angelo! - Luke
Use the Lanshan2 since 2 years. Tested in all coditions. Extremly hard winds on the GR20. Great tent but you have to seamseal it by your own.
Enough space for a couple and gear in the vestibules (2 weeks of hiking).
One thing:
My gray version dries very slowly. The pro version should absorb less moisture.
I've heard good things about 3F UL gear; some have said that they are owned by NatureHike as well.
Thanks for the info on the Landshan.
- Luke
@@TheOutdoorGearReview Oh really. That is interesting!
Because of the carbon hiking poles (T1) I am currently still hesitating. 126g for 120cm is incredible, but there is not yet a single test in the whole Internet.
@@TheOutdoorGearReview hard to believe!! 3F has a way better built quality, especially on the seams! That's why it would be really interesting to see a comparison in one of your reviews! Love your channel, BTW!! 💯💯👍👍!
My husband and I want to start camping. What do you recommend for novice campers ..reasonably priced?? Thank you. I watch all your vlogs. Have learned a lot. I live in Texas and you have taught how to survive in a freeze. Something we just went through several months ago.
Keep it light and simple for your first camp and don't trust Amazon reviews. I'd go through Luke's backlog of videos for a tent but remember, no tent is perfect, so pick tradeoffs that aren't as relevant to your situation/location. Camp in your backyard or close to home and see what you really need when you do go away. Hope that helps 🙂
Honestly would love you to review the nature hike cloud peak 2……PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!
Im also waiting for his review for the cloud peak 2.. please please please
How many tents do you own? Do you keep all the ones you have bought?
thankyou for the honest review
Hi love the channel watch it all the time, I am looking at the euro hike backpacker dlx 2 for overnight camp, is there a possibility that you could review it please.
I've been using Naturehike Vik 15d single person tent and I do not have of the issues you mention. It works very well from hard rain to sunny summer nights.
Thanks for the review
Thanks For the review!
Hi it's awesome to know about ⛺ because me and my husband loves camping 🏕 we like to know things like that
Super review. Thanks.
Can you do your own hydrostatic pressure test? Because in the heavy rain it looked like water was going thru the rain fly material.
This was excellent to know I was looking at this tent.
Good tent for the price! Mine has no quality problems, I don't use it in winter and not that often... why should I buy a more expensive tent?
It has a water collection system.
Ya ain't gonna run outta drinkn water
Stiltents are critical gear on Dune.
Oh no... but what else would you recommend as an alternative? I am just a newbie and want to buy a light tent...at an affordable price
Nice video! What ultralight tent would you recommend for two people, that is as light as possible and is under 200$?
A truly ultralight 2 person tent under $200 is a hard thing to find. Finding one that doesn't have condensation issues, even harder. You could check out the 3F UL Lanshan 2 or something like the Naturehike Cloud Up 2. When it comes to the Lanshans they have two versions - standard and pro. The standard is a double wall and you can choose either a mesh or solid inner. The pro is a single wall available with either mesh or solid side panels. It's lighter than the standard version, but has the same condensation issues as the Vik and you MUST seam seal it yourself because they don't do it unless you buy it from their site and pay them to seal it.
That condensation looks very bad.
Nice review Luke.
Thanks
Tengo la Vik1 tres estaciones, y sí, la condensación es alta, no tan escandalosamente alta en mi experiencia, pero alta, sí.
Es una tienda para ambientes cálidos y secos, en esos en los que no suele hacer falta una tienda de campaña, y es una auténtica lástima, porque sin ser la tienda más ligera sí es la más fácil de montar y desmontar y eso se agradece en una larga travesía con una mochila pesada en la espalda.
Gracias por tu vídeo. Saludos desde España!
Hahaha best title ever.
I just made a tent review on the sea to summit telos tr2. Pretty sweet tent, need to take it out on the trail and get her feet wet
I have the Vik 1 without the snow skirt. I have not as much problems with condensation than you have. I guess that the limited ventilation with the skirt leads to the issues you have.
i have Naturehike Taga 2. It has the same problem, condensation. When it's raining hard, it's very misty inside.
This review is complete BS based on my own experience with the exact model. This is a very good tent. The stitching and quality on my tent is absolutely fine. It is a single wall tent. They all have condensation to some extent. I have not noticed condensation any worse than any other single wall tent.
Yes, for a single layer cheap tent it's overall good.
Thanks for the review.
Curious, did you have any condensation issues? 🤣
I don't think the airflow issue is really the fault of the tent as much as it is the hot-air of the person reviewing it.
I used it in rain.. it was horrible condensation.. but other than that.. its good! No condesation problem
My brother has one of these and on fall nights it's great.. If it's hot and humid it can get a little wet inside, but it's basically single wall so you get what you get. He carries a power brick and uses a 140mm usb fan in the top and it's usually ok.
LOL, It's funny really, there are UL snobs that sleep in survival bivvys and wake up in pools of 'moisture'...
Exoskeleton tents are awesome, I love the vestibule design that can be staked out to make a canopy. It's really nice in the rain when using a camp stove. Specially a wood burning camp stove..
For the same 150 bucks, look at a 3fUL taji 2 if you want a Chinese exoskeleton.
Hey man I live in Marion nc I’m just curious you said you lived close to linville gorge where you from?
Dude I love your videos, and no I'm not a paid person I just really think you would like the poler tent and their products. You should definitely give it a try,
have you checked the Naturehike Star River Camping Tent?
If you are worried about airflow take a dryer vent hose yes the type of metal hoses they use on the back of the dryer ..when you get into the tent take the dryer holes and put it in the corner and zip the door of the tent around the dryer hose.. you will have fresh air coming in through the hose.. I've done that before it works..
Hey Mate, can you please do an outdoor review on the haven hammock tent. I want to buy it but I can't find any trustworthy reviews like you do.
Hi,
Thank You for your honest reviews - awesome content man!
a question - do you have any military background? Just wondering
can we get a playlist of things you recommend?
Does it have insect mesh at the entrance?
Could you take a look at the Naturehike Cloud Peak tent? It looks like a cheap clone of Fjaellraevens Abisko Dome tent.
I can't wait to watch Luke's agenda free trash bag reviews 😆😆😆
I’m sure the review would be very "trashy" 🤪🤪
Not necessarily, it could be a legitimate 3-season trash bag if the setup and orientation are adequate. 😆😆😆
Can you do a review of the Featherstone UL Obsidian 1 Person
Thanks!!!
Good Review and warning . A tent that rains inside , with a OSA below 50 . Is a formula for death . Be safe .. gubs
GREAT REVIEW!! The work that you do really helps people like us who are not gear savvy! THANK YOU!🥰
A very nice review. I notice the poles are outside the covering. Did you have trouble with ice build-up like you've had on other tents of similar design? Having a white tent is not a good idea in situations of heavy snow. I can just see someone using that in such a situation. They go out and do something, then find their tent buried in snow, lost until the snow melts.
So I'll be completely honest, I have zero interest in camping or outdoor type stuff, idk why youtube recommended your channel, all I do know is since watching the first tent review I was recommended I've subbed and I absolutely love the channel
Good video. Wish you would test some REI branded tents.
I can do that; which model are you interested in? - Luke
Any of the half dome series from REI would be great!
I would use a tarp and I have a better cover and stay dryer thanks for the review
Thanks luke👍