$138USD for a hilleberg clone.
https://www.massdrop.com/buy/wild-count ... rer=CPSVNE
Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
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Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by slparker » Fri 18 Nov, 2016 8:32 am
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by Strider » Fri 18 Nov, 2016 8:57 am
Wild Country are made by Terra Nova. It looks closely related to the Laser Competition 1. Quite different to an Akto.
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by slparker » Fri 18 Nov, 2016 9:20 am
That's true, the hilleberg comes in red.
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by andrewa » Fri 18 Nov, 2016 6:58 pm
It does look like an Akto. As do a few other tents. Thank you for posting, as its good value.
Unfortunately it's not Hilleberg/Ferrari red.
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Unfortunately it's not Hilleberg/Ferrari red.
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by GBW » Fri 18 Nov, 2016 7:42 pm
Totally different at the ends. Not much ventilation.
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by Franco » Sat 19 Nov, 2016 2:27 pm
As with most things, the devil is in the details.
I could be wrong but I bet that if one is not into motorbikes a 250cc trailbike from one brand will look like a 250cc from another , the same for cameras,pushbikes , boots , whatever.
The point here is that there are many single hoop end-supported tents and of course they will look somewhat the same yet the exact design does make a difference.
I was at an outdoor show today. Lots of sheep there . I learned that there are several types of Merino including several cross-breeds.
Their owners seemed to be able to tell one from the other, to me they more or less looked the same.
BTW, 15 micron Merino IS very soft...
I could be wrong but I bet that if one is not into motorbikes a 250cc trailbike from one brand will look like a 250cc from another , the same for cameras,pushbikes , boots , whatever.
The point here is that there are many single hoop end-supported tents and of course they will look somewhat the same yet the exact design does make a difference.
I was at an outdoor show today. Lots of sheep there . I learned that there are several types of Merino including several cross-breeds.
Their owners seemed to be able to tell one from the other, to me they more or less looked the same.
BTW, 15 micron Merino IS very soft...
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by north-north-west » Sun 27 Nov, 2016 7:15 am
Strider wrote:Wild Country are made by Terra Nova. It looks closely related to the Laser Competition 1. Quite different to an Akto.
It looks identical to the Laser Comp I had, which was the most condensation-prone tent I've ever been in.
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by johnw » Sun 27 Nov, 2016 9:49 am
north-north-west wrote:Strider wrote:Wild Country are made by Terra Nova. It looks closely related to the Laser Competition 1. Quite different to an Akto.
It looks identical to the Laser Comp I had, which was the most condensation-prone tent I've ever been in.
Yeah, I used mine the other weekend. I do like it because it weighs nothing and packs small, but was reminded in the morning it does have condensation issues. The subject of this thread is definitely a clone of the Laser Comp 1 from what I can see. The Atko is a similar design but has significant differences.
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Re: Looks like a cheap Hilleberg Akto
by north-north-west » Sun 27 Nov, 2016 10:20 am
Akto has broader flat topped ends, with vents in them. It needs low-level breezes to work properly but at least has some allowance for ventilation. This thing lacks that.
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