Thread: Bereg tents

So picked up my MFP-3 today, from @Sarvo, think it’s the only MFP that came in with this order, bit of a gamble given the amount of bully on the net about these in comparison to their UP cousins. So, got it up so incredibly quickly, if you can use an umbrella, you can use this tent with ease! Got the floor in, wasn’t to awkward, now it’s set up for the bereg stoves, which look very well made with a ton of features, the difference for me is I have a previous forum buy stove, no issue just turned it sideways (flue on the Russian version are at the front so i aligned the Chinese flue which are at the rear of the stove) and bugger me days wow, this this tent gets warm and stays warm, and yes all the windows are opened! The tent comes with handy storage holders that Velcro to the walls, spares kits, removable floor, heat shield for the tent wall and bless me decent pegs along with guide rope, my first impression, yes, it’s a lighter version suited to rain, but as soon as I can find somewhere snowing I can set up the tent........im in!

It’s not a pack in tent, it’s definitely a truck, quad bike, heli, jet boat or ox, but once you get it pegged in, ropes out and pegged in this tent is sturdy and extremely well made, well my initial observations certainly point me in the direction,

Advice, if you have one of the Chinese stoves, do what I did and put some ply down in front of the stove door or have it big enough to be proud of the stove floor foot print, it will catch any wayward sparks, this won’t be an issue with the bereg stoves.

Mine is 3M diameter so plenty of room, im sitting on a decent stretcher with my two dogs and would have a ton of room for gear, i could probably get two stretchers in with gear or easily two people on air mats with kit, you can even get a thermal floor for the tent, so, my first impressions, very happy, now to get back over to the coast for an adventure