ben@bpetersondds
Lil-Rokslider
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Seek xlWhat stove are you guys running?
Seek xlWhat stove are you guys running?
I had a cross pole in the original design, but I really don't think it is necessary with proper pole tension and if need be slightly canting the poles. That's based on our testing.We did do that and it did help. It just seems a more stable solution would be a lightweight pole across the top. That being said, it was like a damn hurricane and the tent did really well in it. It is absolutely fabulous. Exactly what I want.
Buzz and I like our space....But barely enough room for two and a dog….
Winnerwell fastfold TiWhat stove are you guys running?
There is a 3" skirt on the tent. to get it all the way to the ground you just need to lower the pole height and tighten the line-locs.Is there a sod skirt on it?
In some of the pictures it looks like there is one, but some pictures seem to not show one. I’m thinking this just could be how it is pitched lengthening and shortening the stake out points.
I've used the tent several times in windy weather and IMO, it works well. I typically like a small air gap though to help with ventilation so I don't run it all the way to the ground. But 3" is enough to have contact with the ground and no you cannot lengthen it. Might want to double check those lengths on other tents.Do you feel that the short sod skirt contribute to to your wind problems?
My SLUMBERJACK does not have a skirt for my spike camp and I really do not like that. I feel a 3 inch skirt could be tough to seal down because many times the ground has more than 2 inches Deviation for the skirt to lay down on the ground. I think I’m narrowed down between this tent and the Gamm six. My buddy has the SO 8 man and I believe it is a five or 6 inch skirt.
How hard would it be to lengthen the skirt out a few more inches