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Re: Semi solid inner The SS1 is every bit as strong as any pyramid and I will argue stronger due to the shorter unsupported spans and supported ends. In a snow event, the SS1 design guarantees crush free zones at your... |
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Re: CA - Thinning Silicone with Klean Strip Odorless Mineral Spirits Problem We have noticed this problem too. We had a bunch of tents using similar new formulation CA solvents that just refused to dry. Finally fixed the problem by wiping the areas down with Atsko Silicone... |
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Re: SMD Lunar Solo vs. TT Rainbow [shameless promotion on] If you're looking at the Rainbow, another option is the StratoSpire 1. A little lighter, packs smaller, and double wall/double large vestibules with all the ventila... |
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Re: Re: Re: SS2 > a double zipper would allow the top few inches to be open with minimal rain entry I don't really follow this logic. Opening the zipper up high brings the opening closer to the interio... |
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Re: SS2 > The only issue we had with the tent which I haven't sought advice about from Henry or Franco because it didn't end up being too difficult to live with, was that the zips on the net ten... |
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Re: Re: SS2 > One things that annoyed me a bit is that the outer zip Is one way only so could not get enough ventilation in as the vents are very small. Both zippered ends have a shockcorded elastic loo... |
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Solid inner fabric Sorry about the material description omission. The fabric is 1.1-ounce 30d calendared ripstop nylon. We use the same fabric for the optional liners on the Moment, Rainbow, and Double Rainbow as we... |
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Re: Solo-Plus Tent State of the Market Report Franco beat me to it but, yes, "spooning" is in no way required when sleeping two in the StratoSpire 1. The interior easily widens to fit two side-by-side 20" pads. It is not tru... |
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Re: If the ground ain't flat? > Would the apex pullouts provide any benefit vis a vis a taut pitch if the ground under the shelter isn't flat or level? I've had to camp on some pretty bumpy spots. Yes, I suppose f... |
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Re: Re: Re: Survey of lightweight one-person shelters? > 1. A slightly larger interior size (a little wider sleeping compartment). No. Widening the middle is technically not a problem but widening the ends would require longer struts and make fo... |
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TarpTent I have never done this before but in this case I feel that we need to respond publicly to Demetri's complaint. Here is a copy of the letter we sent him today and a link to photos of the destroyed... |
