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Offline Jesse

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Re: Wall Tent
« Reply #30 on: December 11, 2010, 05:58:15 pm »
For what I do a large eureka tent works best. They dont leak and they are nice and light for hauling in a canoe or whatever. I seriously looked into a canvas wall tent but the size and weight made them not right for my needs. floor size of mine is 12' x 10' the height is 6'8" so I can stand up fine. it weighs 18lbs. not ultralight but for the size I dont mind.
Didn't leak a drop at the last classic which is amazing if you were there :o
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Offline Ryano

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Re: Wall Tent
« Reply #31 on: December 11, 2010, 06:17:02 pm »
Cracker, we camp in mine when its snowing more often then not.  My stove keeps it so warm in there you have to sleep in your underwear on top of your sleeping bag and then your still sweating. Ask the guys who camped with me at lbl a couple years ago. It was so hot in there in the middle of the night once we all woke up cause we thought the tent must be on fire! It had to be well over 100 degree's in there and in the 20's or 30's outside.
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