No, not at this moment.Is the Guardian still in the works?
No, not at this moment.Is the Guardian still in the works?
No, not at this moment.
He was mentioning it, but we are not doing that tent. There is another tent, different naming, that will fit that bill. It will be larger than the Eolus. ETA unknown. Covid complicates getting design and training done and Grand Junction is a hot spot at the moment. I've had a proto type and it's pretty cool. A bit more in the Silvertip to Cimarron category.
I should know more in 14 days , .. another sample is out for sewing. Then I need to set it up / test etc.Any updates on this? Sounds like just what I’m looking for.
I've had it in snow and 0-20 degree weather for 4 days. The Silex will handle it ok, especially with the auxiliary stake points. Wouldn't recommend it though. Getting in and out isn't ideal. Snow tends to drop inside when lifting the door.How does the Silex handle an active snowstorm? Seems like it would have a very low tolerance for snow load, and it would get everywhere inside the tent from drift and opening the doors. Any experience here?
Thanks, kind of what i figured. Seems like if you pitch this on dry land then a snow storm hit, it wouldn't be ideal. No peak vent for ventilation once snow covers the ground, no snow skirt to keep it out of the tent, doors that open upward etc... but that weight is appealing.I've had it in snow and 0-20 degree weather for 4 days. The Silex will handle it ok, especially with the auxiliary stake points. Wouldn't recommend it though. Getting in and out isn't ideal. Snow tends to drop inside when lifting the door.
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Exactly. I liked the BT2 better in snow by far. The Silex is ok for a little snow, but not days on end and a lot of accumulation.Thanks, kind of what i figured. Seems like if you pitch this on dry land then a snow storm hit, it wouldn't be ideal. No peak vent for ventilation once snow covers the ground, no snow skirt to keep it out of the tent, doors that open upward etc... but that weight is appealing.
Adjustable poles make things easier.Any trekking pole recommendations for pitching? Seems like the latch lock style would be best. But I haven't pitched anything with poles yet.
It's been over 14 days... we're anxious to hear lolI should know more in 14 days , .. another sample is out for sewing. Then I need to set it up / test etc.
Adjustable poles will make life easier. I've used fixed length poles with mine and it wasn't ideal when the ground wasn't perfectly level. I switched over to Peax trekking poles for a zero hassle pitch.Any trekking pole recommendations for pitching? Seems like the latch lock style would be best. But I haven't pitched anything with poles yet.