My Favourite Motorcycle Tent - Helsport Reinsfjell PRO 3
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- In this video I take a closer look at my latest tent I got so many questions about in my last long video. The Reinsfjell Pro 3 from Helsport is my absolute favourite tent.
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⏱️ Timecodes ⏱️
00:00 Intro
00:38 Specs
01:06 My old Tent
01:50 Length and width
02:03 Key Features
03:29 Why a 3 Person Tent
04:39 Strop Anchors
05:14 Summary
05:54 Complete Setup of the Tent
Another question I get a lot: "have you stopped using a hammock for camping"? The answer is NO! I still use my AMOK whenever I can, but some trips are better to use a tent, and others is better to use a hammock. It is a little bit situational what I choose. I always recommend people who start out with camping to get a good tent, this is the basic setup most people should have before they start adding to their needs and usage. I may do an own video about this as well 👌🏻 Happy Camping all 🤩 And don't forget to bring good coffee ☕
Yes maybe this year I'll try a hammock.
@@MrRabbitthumper I love it, but I understand that it's not for everyone. 🔥
Riktigt bra till och med så bra så jag har beställt ett helsport reinsfjell pro 3 nu som ska användas 2024. Tack för dina riktigt bra tester.
@@reinewallin1668 Veldig hyggelig å høre. Gratulere med nytt telt 🏕 2024 blir nok en bra sesong med mye telt hygge.
@@tshansen Det kan omöjligt regna lika mycket i år som i förra.....eller 😉
Hi Brother Thomas this is nice sharing by you. Enjoy very much. Thanks a lot and waiting for more from you. 😍
Hello Brother Ali, nice to see you here again. Glad you liked the video, much more is coming. Safe travels 🙏🏻
A Norwegian broke my heart recently and your videos on your adventures seem to ease the pain a bit. Now, I can't stop watching all of your videos. Looking forward to have more.
Im sorry to hear that Wilma. Glad you enjoy the videos. Take care.
Thank you, Thomas! I will be fine! Will be waiting for more of your videos...
Perfect Thomas. All my queries answered. Was actually wondering from you your last amazing video whether you had your tent poles separately to make it more compressed. Very smart.
Great to hear this Johan. Really glad i answered your questions in this video. I got so many questions about it i had a little bit of a hard time putting it all together in a video. Glad i succeeded
Great video Thomas. Always enjoy your terrific material!😁
Thank you so much Mike ☺️ always appreciate your nice comments, and as we speak I take a large sip of coffee from the amazing coffee mug ☕️ Aaaahhh
Haha, glad you are getting some use from it :)
I’m travelling with a Hilleberg Nallo2 and I’m absolutely happy with it. But this Reinsfjell looks great as well. 👍 Thanks for showing us!
Good choice! I think that Hilleberg is one of the best tent makers in the world. It is just so high quality.
Looks like a decent bit of kit, always interesting to see what you proper adventure riders use when camping 🙂
This will keep you dry for generations if you treat it nice and keep it clean. Glad you liked it mate. Cheers ☕️
Thanks, I'm obsessed all your videos from Kenya 🇰🇪,now ill surely know what to buy.
Thank you mate, so cool to hear that. 🤩 Appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos. Cheers
Great film. And a terrific tent.
Thank you Pål 🤩 Yes, the tent is just incredible. best money spent before last years season 👌🏻
Thank you for doing this video it was very helpful and informative 👍👍
Glad you fund it helpful mate. Cheers 👏🏻
Thanks for the presentation, I’m looking also for a tent for upcoming rainy adventure 😅👍🏽
You are welcome Alex, glad you liked it 👏🏻🔥
Very useful! I'm actually just about to buy me a tent, impeccable timing 🤩
Outnorth has this on special price 😉🔥
Ok, now I know which tent to buy next! Seems to be a good size for even a small family of 3 (with a toddler) . Cool to see the whole setup process at the end. Once again a video with a lot of value 👍
Yeah, this is a great tent for family trips Pål! And the opening in both ends saves you so much hassle when the kid or the better half needs to go to the toilet 😂🔥 glad you liked the video 👏🏻
@@tshansen at my age I have to get up every night to go to the toilet as well. This tent seems to be a win win then ;)
@ hahahaha 😂😂🔥 i can relate
@@tshansen 💛
I have this tent and i love it so much. Best tent out there
I agree mate 👏🏻
As I wrote in a comment on one of your earlier videos, I also use the Reinsfjell. But the 2P. It's a very good tent. Before that I also had a tunnel tent (Nordisk Halland 2), but exchanged it with the Reinsfjell for the same reasons as you did. Unfortunately, the tent is a bit expensive, but a good tent is very important. Four more weeks and I'll pitch it at the Lysefjord. And hopefully at many other beautiful locations in Norway. Thanks for your great content! And i wish you a great spring and summer season with lots of exciting adventures.
Here in Norway the 2P Reinsfjell is 10.000,- but the 3P is 7000,- go figure 😂 A good tent is key for a good camping, I always recommend a good tent before anything else. You can add more tents, or different hammocks as well, but the base setup should always be a good tent. Thank you for the great wishes mate, the same to you. Cheers ☕️
Good presentation TS.
Thank you Sir 👏🏻
Really nice video and good points on the two tents differences. Helsport makes great stuff. The inner height is really impressive, didn't thought that you had that headroom concidering your height. I have some tents for different purposes and the favourites are the Hilleberg Allak wich is a dome tent as well, with a clever design for pitching and great ventilation. The other is the smaller Akto. Cheers Tjommi, now I got inspire to go out and camp.
The Reinsfjell from HelSport is a really impressive tent and have some really great dimensions for lager people. Hilleberg is probably one of the best tentmakers in the world, and their range of tents are just something else. It is always great to have some different options to choose between when it comes to camping and what trips you are planing. Really want to go camping again my self Tjommi 🔥☕️ Not many days before my next long trip now 😉
@@tshansen awesome with a trip planned! I just wanted to ride out for a overnighter. But first team riding with friends braap&beer style 😁👍
Enjoyed the video! I like the big front porch. I use a Klymit Cross Canyon 2 person which has front and back vestibules. I also separate the poles for packing.
Thank you Mike. The big front and rear porch are great, and so much more convenient that just one large one. Never seen the Cross Canyon before. But it looks like it has good ventilation on top, like you see on the Fjellreven dome tent. I like this. Cheers
Thanks for the review. I already bought the tent and looking forward to use it this summer.
You are welcome Benny. You bought this tent? Sounds like a good investment. Cheers
Yes i bought it. The pack sack you use for the tent, how big is it? The original pack sack that goes with the tent is waaayyy to big..
And what model Amok sleeping pad are you using? I’m looking to find a new one. The one I have now is not som comfortable. It’s too thin and I’m heavy 100kg +
@@BennyAlbertsen-st6cw I have the Fjøl XL Ultralight, best one I own. I have a 9cm and 7 cm from exped as well, but comfort weight, packing size etc on the fjøl beats them all.
@@BennyAlbertsen-st6cw I have a seperate compression bag for the tent, so I can push out all the air. The pack sack for the tent is kinda useless for that. And like you say, to big. But I put it in to the pack sack that comes with the tent. You can roll it up, or just press it together and put it into the bag. After it is inside the pack sack I put it into the compression bag and make it as small as possible.
Hej Thomas.
Thanks for this nice video and your advice; your style and your content is great!!
I am now sure not only which tent shape to go for but I’m also sure about the size. You ought to be a Helsport ambassador!!
Thank you so much for the nice comment Henrik 👏🏻 Just glad to help, and share my own experience is even better if it can make other out there have a easy time. Cheers
Thank you so much for the nice comment Henrik 👏🏻 Just glad to help, and share my own experience is even better if it can make other out there have a easy time. Cheers
Good vid TS. I almost always carry a three person. It's worth it especially if you have to hole up for weather. Liking that brand. I use a Heleberg Staika 2 person and others.
Yeah, after I was hold up for a couple of days because of my back locking up. I really saw the need for a bigger tent if you need to stay more than over night. Hilleberg is really great tent, probably the best tentmaker in the world 👏🏻
Thanks
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Thank you for spending my money on a new tent 😂 Just bought the same one for motocamping!
Question regarding the compression bag; how much liter / which size do you use?
Keep up the great content! Appreciate it!
Hahaha, you are welcome. It is really a great tent. I had to upgrade the compression bag, I thought the green one I had was just a little bit to smal. So I got a new one that is 20 liters
Really good vid man! Would you be doing a 890 vs world raid vid in the future? Looking forward on you opinion on these
Thank you Dusty.... I already have a World Raid first impression video where I talk about some of the key differences for me towards the 790. Maybe I should hook up with mattias soon and do a direct comparison video with his new 890 🔥
To get some useful for hiking as well, I got the Helsport Rondane Superlight 3. Amazing tent but this one looks really good as well!
If I did only hiking or bicycle travels I would opt for the super light version of this tent, but the price tag was just a little bit on the heavy side for my liking when you get so much tent for half the price in the PRO series. I really like all the HelSport tents, been looking on the Lofoten series as well.
@@tshansen For sure, I got a second hand one of Finn. It was only used a couple times. Only cost 1/4 of the price :D
@@edwin-1348 Yeah, sometimes you can get some really good deals on Finn or similar sites. Congrats on the insane good price on the tent 🔥
Hey Thomas, Nice closing scene with your logo! Well done! That thing looks kinda big!🤣🤣🤣 I have a Marmot Tungsten 2 tent with two vestibules that I have used over the last two years. Thanks for the video showing another option and the reasons why you choose a 3-person tent. Tell me if it is the same for you: Don't you love the felling of setting up camp for the night? I just LOVE to settle myself in according to my selection of the place and the process of the install. It's like I am building my home! Cheers mate!
Hello my friend 🤩 Haha, that's what she said. I really like a big tent, as long as it does not pack too long or wide. Yeah, and this is also one of the reasons I prefer a bigger tent. You kinda build your home on the trip, and you have a little bit of extra space to move around, store or dry stuff etc. This is a luxury I want to bring on my adventures. 🔥
@@tshansen ❤️
Ha ha lol 🤣 Just bought a new tent "Robens Nordic Lynx 4" for the trip up your way this year, and it's a tunnel tent lol, we have a dome tent 3 person, but wanted that big front area for all our gear and more comfort in bad weather, not that you get that in Norway in high summer, lol.
The new tires E0 7+ are waiting for me in the tire shop, probably change them about a month before heading off and that's basically all the prep done, both bikes been serviced, nice fresh Motul 7100 oil, new OEM heated grips fitted to the wife's new 890, got new Galfer brake pads but don't know if I'll change them before we go or take them with me, did get one extra tire spoon from Eastbound as someone told me it makes a huge difference with 3 spoons instead of only 2.
Oh well, nice to see your posting again Thomas ;-) was a little quite for a while, lol 👊
Hahaha, Yeah! But a tunnel tent may suit you better for your trip and needs! I have made my experience with a tunnel tent 😉 the front area on my old tent is amazing, but since the tent it self is so big, i don’t miss it in my new tent! Sounds like you are getting ready for the season and new Adventures 👏🏻👏🏻🔥 best feeling. It has been a long winter and no riding conditions, but i hope there will be new content on a regular basis from now on out 😆😇
Nice video. Good review. Wich Drybag do you use for the tent? Have a nice day. Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
Thank you mate. I use a cheap one from Biltema. You can find this cheap in almost every sport store. Cheers
Nice one! I'm using a Salewa Litetrek III, very light weight, easy to set-up. Main reason for choosing that tent is that you clip the poles on the outside, so you never have the issue that the inside is getting wet while setting up the tent in the rain.
Separate question; how to you like the Mosko Moto Reckless 80 set? I'm eyeing towards it for my freshly bought Yamaha XT660R, though doubting if I need the 2 aux poxes.
I have seen some of this tents in action, looks like a great lightweight option. Yeah, i think this is a feature that many takes for granted, to set up the tent in rain without it getting wet inside. I absolutely love the Mosko Moto setup for my travels. It is really great and high quality with great well thought out features. Highly recommended
2 person dome from Outnorth is my choice, great to store the gear inside or in the absides.
Does outnorth have their own brand?
@@tshansen Yes they do. Seems fairly ok compared to other brands.
Called Urberg.
Good video, Thomas. For ACT Pyrenees last summer I bought a cheap 30 Euro tent, two persons. Was good enough for summer conditions. I use tents too rarely to justify an expensive one for biking (I have a large and expensive tent for cars) . But for an upcoming trip to Scandinavia one day I will have to invest. But first Romania, Italy and Wales. Cheers, Günter/Nürnberg
I bet summer conditions down there is better than up here most of the times! There is absolutely no reason to spend this amount of money on something you rarely use, i agree 👏🏻 you have some great trips ahead of you 😲 cheers
@@tshansen A camper's life can be much easier in the dry south ;-)
@@enduromotorradtouren Hahaha, I have heard some legends about this, but I'm not sure if I want to belive it 🤣👏🏻
@@tshansen Thomas ;-)
Seems like a great way to show a great tent for your needs. By the way, what camera did you use to film you setting up the tent?
Thank you Adam. I used the Sony a7siii for all the shots in this video 👏🏻
Helsport is a reliable brand.
Besides a NORDISK OPPLAND 2, I also use a HELSPORT PASVIK for the summer.🌞🌞
For winter tours, I have owned a HELSPORT VARANGER CAMP 4-6 since last year.❄
Top equipment, practice-oriented and not one of the high-priced ones.👍🏍
Depending on what you need at the moment. 😉😉
Ha en flott ulykkesfri sesong alle sammen. Ta vare på deg selv.
God Tur.
God erfaring med HelSport du også hører jeg, godt å høre. 👏🏻
Hi Thomas, could you give me any advice on which sleeping mats are good?
There are many great ones! Thermarest, mammut, exped, amok, etc! You need to check the R-value and that it can take on some cold temperatures
Tjena tjommi! I have been watching a lot of your videos lately and I've been wondering.. when you go on your adventures, approximately how many hours do you drive each day? And also, what’s your max and minimum hours that you would drive on a day?
/Curios swedish neighbor :)
Tjena Oliver.
Well, I have a own "rule" I follow on all my trips, I want to set camp between 18 - 20, so I'm finished setting camp and have made me something to eat before it's getting dark. I try not to ride or plan more than 300 - 400 km each day, but that can variate a lot. I try to enjoy the trip, not getting to a certain place. So if I'm really into video I drive way less than if I just ride. How many hours I stay on the bike depends on when I leave camp. Normally I try to get going before 10 in the morning.
That looks a really good tent, I have the Naturhike mongar 2, it was only £130 but it has good reviews for motorcycle camping. Maybe this tent you have may be my next tent giving the room it seems to have and packs down so small 👍 do you use davinci resolve for editing?
Nature hike has some really nice tent for a fraction of the money (compared to other brands) That is always hard to beat. Yes, I use DaVinci Resolve for all my video editing. Either on my iMac or my iPad 👏🏻
@@tshansen I have only just started to use DaVinci resolve on my iMac, there is a lot to learn🤘
@@baylatron So many great tutorials online for that software, and yes, there is a lot to learn, but when you get the hang of it... no way back 👏🏻
I have always liked a bigger tent. Room for all my gear on days or nights that when the heavens open up, as they seem to always do. lol!
I believe that having a little bit of extra space and luxury on this trips makes it much better to stay on the road for longer. I know some people go all in on lightweight and as small as possible, but I’m not sure that is the best way of doing it. But you will always have the extreme in one direction or the other.
Hey Thomas! How tall are you? Nice video!!!
Hello Rocco 🔥👏🏻 i’m 2 meters tall or 200cm 🤪
Looks simular to the Exped Orion III tent 🙂
Yeah, it shares a lot of the same features, but the Orion has much smaller inner tent, that is to small for me with my 2 meters.
Really good looking tent. I've recently bought the Nordisk Halland PU-2. Also have a simple iglo for 3 persons, but I found it too big and heavy for on my bike when I go camping alone.
Maybe this one (but in 2p version) will be something for me in the future. Will only buy a 3p tent if my husband decides to join in more on camping trips. He's a bit of a Cinderella.
I used the same tent (Halland 2PU). But it was a little too short for me and i had the same condensation issues that TSHansen mentioned. Besides of that it is a really good tent. I used it in the alps and on a longer trip to Tuscany, Lombardy and the north italian lakes.
@Capt. Blueberry I'm lucky. Am only 1.62m tall/short. Don't need to think of the length. Will keep in mind about the condensation. Thanks.
Haha, he's bit of a Cinderella... best comment so far 😆 But as we are getting older, I can totally relate to the need for comfort. 😇
@tshansen You know you are giving me an open shot to give you an evil comment, right? 😜
@@feanythmayosh5525 Well, yes, but I have to be honest 🤣🔥👌🏻
I am curious on how the pack size compares to the Amok hammock set up? As I have less luggage space on my DRZ400 than you on your T7WR. And my current tent has a very large packed footprint.
The AMOK system packs smaller than when I bring the tent. When I go camping with my AMOK, all my sleeping gear and my sleeping bag fits inside the stinger, but when I use the tent, I need to bring the sleeping bag in one of the side pockets.
@@tshansen Thanks.
Hi Thomas! We are going to norway on our motorcycles in august, and plan to Camp on campsites. Os it possible to use hammocks there or is it only in the Woods? We are going from Oslo round the workers museum in rjukan and round to Kristians sand for the ferry Home.
Hello 🤩 It depends on what campsite it is. Some campsites has good options or places inside to hang a hammock, and others not so much. So i always try to look at satellite imagery from the campsite and see if there is possibility to hang a hammock. The main season is over in August, so there should not be any problems with crowded campsites.
@@tshansen thanks for the answer! Is it bad with the mosquitos mid/end august so far South? Ser you out there 😎
Jag valde mellan Helsport Reinsfjell 2p och Exped orion 2p ul men det blev ett Exped för lite extra tak höjd. God tur och kör försiktigt!
Exped er også et veldig godt telt jeg så litt på selv, men pga mindre lengde innvendig ble det for lite for meg med mine 2 meter
What boots are you wearing, and are you recommending them? Thank you in advance.
I wear the Sidi Adventure 2 Gore tex boots. On my second pair now, so yes. I can really recommend them 👏🏻
Slo akkurat til på Reinsfjell Pro 2 på medlemspris hos XXL. Får håpe det lever opp til forventningene! Første test blir vel på Skog om et par uker.
De pleier å ha virkelig gode priser via medlemspris på xxl også 👏🏻🔥 tror nok du blir veldig fornøyd med valget 👌🏻
Now I have the gloves, boots, sleeping bag, ground chair and tent recommended by tshansen. Very happy with all of them. So now I am about to find out whitch helmet he is using. I need a new one...
Haha, that is awesome to hear mate. I have the Klim Krios Pro, but for the love of everything that is holy! Try it out before you order. When it comes to helmets, fit is number one 🤣
Do you have any experience with heating in the tent in wintertime??
Yes, i have tried it a couple of times! In winter i like a tunnel telt better because you can dig a cold pit and have more space for heating inside the tent!
Hi Thomas. I bought the exact same tent last February and took it for a first trip this week. However the tent was leaking( had quite some rain…). Not sure if it was leaks or condensation but via the mesh openings in the inner tent quite some water dripped in and got me wet. According to Helsport the threads will expand over time and the tent will be leakfree. But I have a hard time believing that. Did u have similar experiences? And how did u solve it? Thanks!
That is not good to hear🤔 no, i have not had similar experience! I have had condensation, but not leaking like you describe here! I have a hard time believing that as well! The tent adjust over time? Hahaha, worst response ever
Can we seat inside (measuring 1.78m) in a chair like Hellinox Zero or Robens Pathfinder without rubbing the ceiling ( or the luggage net)? Your version of the tent is not the SuperLight, right?
This is the pro, not the superlight, that is correct! I can easily sit inside with my helinox ground chair, but not tested with my other helinox chairs, i tend to favourite my ground chair
@@tshansen Thank you.
Pretty steep price. Does it have double layer doors (mesh and fabric)?
Yeah, it is an expensive tent you will probably have for the rest of your life if you take good care of it. Only on the inner tent, not the outer. This is made for 4 seasons and nordic climate
Very cool tent for some reason they don’t sell them in Canada….bummer !
I thought they sold it everywhere, sorry to hear that mate. Cheers
If I wouldn’t have already the Exped Orion … same same but different. 😊
Yeah, the Orion is much the same, the only downside with that tent for me ( I did consider it) was the inside dimensions.
@@tshansen May I copy your procedure to put the tent into a compression bag? 😊It would really free up some extra storage. I guess this will make sure that a moist tent is evenly moistened when unpacking in the evening? 😆
@@MopedWanderlust Hahaha, feel free to copy what ever you like 🤣 you can be sure the whole tent Is evenly wet every evening when you set it up. easier to dry that way 🙈
Is there a dedicated footprint available. How is it in heavy rain?
Yes, there is a dedicated footprint, i have it on in this video! It is really good, in heavy wind as well, but i did not have footage of this to include 😔
Helsport make great tents and generally more reasonable price than Hilleberg. The British english terminology for what you call tie down anchor points is `guy lines` (or guide lines), setting up is `pitch the tent` , taking down and packing away is `strike camp` 😉😊
This is absolutely brilliant, words I have not heard been used before. Thank you for enlighten me on this subject. 👏🏻 Hilleberg is the delux edition of any tent I recon 😆
5:10 Du skal vist snart have nyt bag dæk på 😀
Jeg har et lignende telt fra engelske Vangoo, men kun med én stang i midten, ellers meget identisk. Så er vægten lidt mindre. Men jeg er også til 4 persons telt. Du er god til review videoer.. jeg har netop købt Ground Chair efter at have set din video.
Godt arbejde 👌
Hahaha, ja jeg skal bytte bakdekk i løpet av den neste uken 🙈 Fortsatt litt mønster igjen (til små kjøring) Vel takk for det Morten, selv føler jeg at jeg sliter veldig med å lage reviews. Vanskelige filmer å lage (alltid usikker på innholdet) Men alltid kjekt å prøve noe man ikke er like god på. Ground chair? er den ikke god vel?
@@tshansen Jeg synes dine reviews er rigtig gode. Skåret ind til benet uden alt for meget snak og med alle de væsentlige detaljer. Jeg har ikke modtaget stolen endnu. Jeg valgte den, efter at have hørt din udtalelse om, at det var mere afslappende at sidde i den lave stilling.. og at benene ikke synker i jorden.
Hvilket dekk skal der på denne gang?
@@farcinsen81 Tusen takk for ærlig tilbakemelding, Det skal jeg ta med meg videre og kanskje ikke være så fremmed for å lage flere reviews. Ja ground chair har jeg med meg på alle mine turer. Fantastisk stol. Jeg skal ha på igjen tkc70 rocks bak, så jeg får slitt de helt ut før jeg legger på et helt nytt mitas e-07+ igjen.
Looks like a great tent Thomas but i the Price is also in the hugger end 💸 , not for this Year gear budget 😢😉
Thank you Kim, hope your bike is going well. It is somewhat expensive, I agree, but this is a tent you will have for generations if you take good car of it. 👌🏻 So if you use it as much as I do, it is a cheap investment 🔥
@@tshansen the bike is almost as i want it and looks better the me 😜, i now that hellsport tents are great , and one day i will have one . But for now i will handle with the Camp gear i have , hope for a great season with more km then last year
@@kimkelberg Great to hear my friend 👏🏻 Enjoy every second of it. Hope to get much more time on the road my self this year
Do you prefer the tent over a hammock?
Depends on the situation! I would not be without any of them! If i camp over the tree Line there is better to have tent, or if you have rally poor weather! But it is much more comfort in a hammock and so much better to sleep off the ground!
Wow Only 4.7kg! That is a heavy tent. Mine weighs 1.2kg and now looking for another under 1kg
Under 1kg? We call that a tarp 🤪 4.17kg is not that bad for a 3 person tent! Not bad at all
👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋👋👋
Cheers 🔥
Do you not enjoy Fire 🔥 in your sleeping bag like Rob & Seymore 🤣🤣👌🏼🤣👌🏼
Hahaha, not in that way, no 🤣👏🏻
Stopped at 0.45. Too big and too heavy. My tent is under 1kg and obviously smaller to pack.
Well, we all have different needs. ☺️
Nice when you got the money
About 600 euros in some stores here in Norway. That i think is a really cheap and great investment. Compared to how many night you can spend in it compare to what a hut or a hotel room cost. Cheers
Noraly............."what's a tent???" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I have my old one from 1988 from going to forest fires out of state. 1 man. We all lived out of them for 2 weeks. My gear fit fine. Besides, the others would laugh if you had a tent for 2 or 3 people when you are the only one in it. 😁 Forest Rangers do not want to be called Girly men. 😂 Interesting. thanks.
Real men don’t care if the rangers laugh or call them girly men 😉🔥👏🏻 they just smile in silence 😆 we all have different needs and a one person tent is to Small for my needs
@@tshansen You got me. As I never did care what people thought of me and at 66 still don't care. famous saying..."I'd rather be hated for who I am, than to be loved for who I am not." That has always been me. I was just trying for another laugh with you. But, I did not say me.. just rangers in general. thanks. What does your other friends Nomad sweden use? I know Runa has a small one too. I guess you will be seeing her this season on her new husky. 🙂
Schöne Grüße
Glad you liked it mate 👏🏻
hur lång är du?
Jeg er 200 cm ☺️
@@tshansen då ska man nog klara sig med sina 203 cm 😅
Helt klart! Perfekt telt for oss med litt ekstra høyde
so it is really a Semi free standing tent.
Nope, if there is little to no wind, the tent stands by it self. you can set it up on a wood deck or rocks if you like.
Så d e verd pængan ?
Definitivt 👏🏻🔥