They are far better than any tent in regards to condensation or keeping dry. Just google the videosHow do you manage with that if its pouring down and really windy? I dont mean to be rude but it looks like it will be not very good.
Tents also get far less condensation if you pitch them under treesThey are far better than any tent in regards to condensation or keeping dry. Just google the videos
It does, sewn in and bottom entry which is ridiculously easy to get in and out.I do like the idea of the hammock. I seem to sleep well in them.
Maybe next time. Does yours have the built in mossie net?
I didn't know that. Tbh hammocks are great IF you've somewhere to hang them.Tents also get far less condensation if you pitch them under trees
what will u be parting with in in the market for a new tent.strongly thinking of buying the nature hike cloud 2 good weight great price.I've bought myself a new tent for my next tour (an OEX Lynx II from Go Outdoors) - much to Mr R's disquiet...
I'll be parting with some tents in the near future.
But if it rains, you're still getting rained on under a tree long after the rain has stopped. You've also got bird poo to deal with, falling branches if the wind gets up, tree sap.......I'd rather not, thank you.Tents also get far less condensation if you pitch them under trees
I didn't claim it was an ideal solution, just something to take into account when choosing where to pitch.But if it rains, you're still getting rained on under a tree long after the rain has stopped. You've also got bird poo to deal with, falling branches if the wind gets up, tree sap.......I'd rather not, thank you.