Hi Steve, blimey mate, your house is like a branch of Go Outdoors! 🤣🤣 Loved seeing all those different ones. I’ve got the Wild Country Helm 1. I absolutely love it. Hope you’re doing well mate, all the very best. 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴🏴
Haha yeah a little to much, i do like a tent. It opened my eyes a bit and time to let a few go as i will never use them. I had this planned for a long time and a short window came up to get the use of the field so now or never just a shame the wind was a bit strong but got there. I haven't used the Helm 1 maybe need to look into that one. Planed trip way up North for a couple of day in a week or two with my daughter Charlie to summit camp and hoping for good weather so got that to look forward to. Hope things are well your end 👍 Steve 👍
Nice, I’ve done over 50 nights in my Grampian 2 and it’s been a great buy. Survived 60kph winds up at Fort William when other tents were failing all around. As long as you’re careful about touching the ceiling in the morning with the condensation. I use the “rear” vestibule for storing my food as it keeps it off the ground and covered but if an animal really wants at it then it doesn’t have to destroy the tent to get it.
Grampian 2 is fantastic, way more sturdier than many tents. feel very safe in it. You have tested yours in real proper heavy weather and great to hear that. All good tips and advice for all to read, thanks for sharing. Steve 👍
If you love your MSR take a look at the Wild Country Panacea 1. Very similar but it pitches all in one and you can use your trekking poles for extra stability. Right, time to carry on with the rest of the vid
Well thank you for the heads up and will have a look. Its a bit of a game changer these all in one pitches and it would really help in the rain for sure. Thanks for the comment, very useful for me and others. Cheers Steve 👍
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Hi Steve, blimey mate, your house is like a branch of Go Outdoors! 🤣🤣
Loved seeing all those different ones. I’ve got the Wild Country Helm 1. I absolutely love it.
Hope you’re doing well mate, all the very best. 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴🏴
Haha yeah a little to much, i do like a tent. It opened my eyes a bit and time to let a few go as i will never use them. I had this planned for a long time and a short window came up to get the use of the field so now or never just a shame the wind was a bit strong but got there. I haven't used the Helm 1 maybe need to look into that one. Planed trip way up North for a couple of day in a week or two with my daughter Charlie to summit camp and hoping for good weather so got that to look forward to. Hope things are well your end 👍
Steve 👍
Nice, I’ve done over 50 nights in my Grampian 2 and it’s been a great buy. Survived 60kph winds up at Fort William when other tents were failing all around. As long as you’re careful about touching the ceiling in the morning with the condensation. I use the “rear” vestibule for storing my food as it keeps it off the ground and covered but if an animal really wants at it then it doesn’t have to destroy the tent to get it.
Grampian 2 is fantastic, way more sturdier than many tents. feel very safe in it. You have tested yours in real proper heavy weather and great to hear that. All good tips and advice for all to read, thanks for sharing.
Steve 👍
If you love your MSR take a look at the Wild Country Panacea 1. Very similar but it pitches all in one and you can use your trekking poles for extra stability. Right, time to carry on with the rest of the vid
Well thank you for the heads up and will have a look. Its a bit of a game changer these all in one pitches and it would really help in the rain for sure. Thanks for the comment, very useful for me and others.
Cheers
Steve 👍