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Thread: MSR carbon reflex

  1. 20-09-2018, 02:08 PM #1
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    MSR carbon reflex

    Hi all,
    Wondering if anyone has this tent and any comments they have about it. Looks very light. Also is fitting 3 people in it possible or is it too much of a push.
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  3. 20-09-2018, 02:22 PM #2
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    I think @BRADS had one and broke it first time out? He is a farmer tho
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I think @BRADS had one and broke it first time out? He is a farmer tho
    True story...first night of a week long trip.

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    I have the two-man (snug) version and rate it very highly but I am very careful as to where I pitch it. It's survived heavy rain extremely well, but I haven't had it out in severe gales.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pop Shot View Post
    I have the two-man (snug) version and rate it very highly but I am very careful as to where I pitch it. It's survived heavy rain extremely well, but I haven't had it out in severe gales.
    Okay that’s good to hear. Sorry were you saying it fits two people snug? I’m looking at the two man but wondered if needs be is three a possibility
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    Quote Originally Posted by High Country Boy View Post
    Okay that’s good to hear. Sorry were you saying it fits two people snug? I’m looking at the two man but wondered if needs be is three a possibility
    Only if one sleeps outside ahaha two man are more like 1.8 man tent
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    Quote Originally Posted by 199p View Post
    Only if one sleeps outside ahaha two man are more like 1.8 man tent
    Hahaha. Yeah you’d want to be real friendly sleeping two in the two man. I have one and it’s “cuddly”.
    The one man is more roomy. I have both.
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    Watch out for the big bad wolf if you buy a msr tent...
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    I have spent a night or two in a Muther hubber tent ("3person tent") and it is an ideal 2 person tent with two vestibules for each person to keep there pack and gear out of the weather on their side and not have to climb over each other to get out. 3 would be possible but far from comfortable.
    Be a good tent for all but open country in high winds.
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  11. 20-09-2018, 09:24 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I have spent a night or two in a Muther hubber tent ("3person tent") and it is an ideal 2 person tent with two vestibules for each person to keep there pack and gear out of the weather on their side and not have to climb over each other to get out. 3 would be possible but far from comfortable.
    Be a good tent for all but open country in high winds.
    Yep, Dad has that one spent quite a few nights in it with three, might have to consider it. Was looking at the other one because it’s considerably lighter but the mutha hubbba is pretty light nonetheless
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    I have the carbon reflex three man only thing that I didn’t like was the fly does not have zips on the opening I got twin needle to fit some and now it’s great
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    I had the 2 person carbon reflex.Is made to fit 2 slim Chinese people I’d say.Mine blew to bits on day 2 of a week long summer tahr hunt.Was windy but not that bad.Wont touch another one that’s for sure
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    Quote Originally Posted by Monk View Post
    I had the 2 person carbon reflex.Is made to fit 2 slim Chinese people I’d say.Mine blew to bits on day 2 of a week long summer tahr hunt.Was windy but not that bad.Wont touch another one that’s for sure
    Glad I'm not the only one.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
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    The wind didnt get a chance to get yours before it broke tho

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