dee_legg wrote:I think Nick would be talking about the Krypton, which has been criticised for its inbuilt ground sheet, which does act as a bath tub in rain. However, the ground sheet has been dropped in the Moondance series. IMO it's a great little tent, has the standard Mont quality which is great and from having a play with one in shop i'm confident in the pole structure. I'd get a Moondance 2 if i was in the market for a two person tent but at the moment the Mountain Hardwear Spire is doing fine.
I've got no experience with the MSR tent.
Hope you find what you're after!
NickD wrote:Was quite dissapointed, found the built in groundsheet to be hopeless and impossible to protect from pouring rain, so basically the ground sheet acted as a bath tub and made the inner floor very wet. This was from their 2008 range, the first series they'd produced in a while and I'm not sure if they've ammended it.
Humpo wrote:If your going to get the Hubba Hubba get the HP. It is lighter and has a better inner with alot less mesh. It is a great tent but I found it a bit small for two. But you can make it work with your packs out side. Super east to put up and really good quality.
They are on sale from this place.
http://www.e-omc.com/catalog/categories ... Tents.html
NeedBetterAlias wrote:Hi again - have narrowed choices down to Hubba Hubba HP (apparently it is fully encloseable inside) and Hilleberg Nallo 2 GT; does anyone have any opinions on the HIllberg Nallo GT?
Also, would be interested to hear thoughts re: tunnel vs dome tents for Tassie wind conditions? Have always gone with dome tents but Hilleberg Nallo GT is tunnel and very enticing; have read in a few places though that tunnel tents pointed in the wrong way re: wind direction can be a problem??
Thanks!
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Paula
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