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    best tent

    Had a Macpac Microlight , thought it was a shite tent, getting 2p tent , preferably cross pole type, any recommendations

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    I have a minaret and have had it in very high winds with no issues
    Seems a good weight/strength balance

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    The MSR Hubba Hubba is my fav, its very light and hold up well
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    Quote Originally Posted by DAF View Post
    The MSR Hubba Hubba is my fav, its very light and hold up well
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    I to tried a microlite and found it was a bit wanting if you had to pitch it on uneven or difficult ground. After a lot of sifting about I chose a One Planet Goondie single man. I've only test pitched it so far but its good as long as you don't' mind an inner first sequence (the inner i is somewhat rainproof so its not n issue to me. One planet make a range including a two man - if you are going above the bushline in the South Is it might suit your purposes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DAF View Post
    The MSR Hubba Hubba is my fav, its very light and hold up well
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    You back already? Or just in coverage?

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    Fishing behind banks peninsula in lee of that storm..... I didnt want to die on the moonoo lol

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    Shes been pretty rough inland man. I don't envy you out there!

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    Meh its not so bad wen u know how to use the land an such as shelter.... We fished right through its not toooo bad out here inshore but I wudnt wanna be offshore lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by baldbob View Post
    Meh its not so bad wen u know how to use the land an such as shelter.... We fished right through its not toooo bad out here inshore but I wudnt wanna be offshore lol
    What you fish for off Canterbury ? Elephant fish ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tentman View Post
    I to tried a microlite and found it was a bit wanting if you had to pitch it on uneven or difficult ground. After a lot of sifting about I chose a One Planet Goondie single man. I've only test pitched it so far but its good as long as you don't' mind an inner first sequence (the inner i is somewhat rainproof so its not n issue to me. One planet make a range including a two man - if you are going above the bushline in the South Is it might suit your purposes.
    I've only got a one man jobbie too, suits me just fine. Doite version of what you are talking about sort of. It has a very small vestibule type area but fits me and the dog inside quite snugly, pack outside in the vestibule.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    What you fish for off Canterbury ? Elephant fish ?
    Mainly ling

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    And whales

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    I have a fairydown escape i think its called ......the poles dont cross so its more a tunnel tent, but shit it can handle some wind...... had it up a creek on the side of pukaki in over 80km winds and not an issue. mind you i wouldnt really want to repeat the experience

 

 

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