Texastrouthunter
FNG
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- Sep 29, 2017
Any reviews on these two??? Wanting to get one to use for family trips wife and daughter, as well as take for some base camp hunts (not really needing super rugged 4 season tents)
Had an Alaskan guide 8-man and sold it for a 10x14 kodiak canvas.
The guide tent was substantially lighter and more storm worthy. If you’re not worried about those two features, the Kodiak Canvas is better in every other way.
I have been using a 10' x14' Kodiak in the interior of Alaska for the last 3 years, 75 nights or so. Compared to our old wall tent the Kodiak is a dream, fast set up, sturdy, and very warm with the added Kni-Co Alaskan stove.Any reviews on these two??? Wanting to get one to use for family trips wife and daughter, as well as take for some base camp hunts (not really needing super rugged 4 season tents)
Get the flex bow over the cabin style. I can set up my flex bow by myself in about 6 minutes.alright sounds like the kodiac it is then, leaning more towards the flex bow vs the 10x10 cabin. ive got a Mr buddy propane heater so dont need the added stove but it will probaby be me setting up most of the time and seems like the flex bow is more of a one person operation