Re: Ultralite Tent Recommendations
I have a Tarptent Moment, a Sublite, (also an unused Sublite Sil that anyone can have for free if they want), and a Zpacks Hexamid. I love my Moment, and...
Bob Trick 2012-12-24 22:35:32 #71541

Re; Save the confluence
My opinion on whether this plan goes through or not is irrelevant, but I think the Navajos get screwed either way.
imnhoj2@att.net 2012-12-24 22:34:53 #71540

Re: Ultralite Tent Recommendations
I have a Contrail. It's a good solo-plus tent; I use it when hiking with my (very big) dog. Mine weighs 26oz, seam-sealed. It took a bit of practice for me...
sumiwada 2012-12-24 20:07:27 #71539

Re: Ultralite Tent Recommendations
I've used both the Tarptent Sublite and the Zpacks Hex in the Canyon. The Sublite tyvek version is really excellent for the Canyon in many ways, among them...
Will_2_Win 2012-12-24 18:03:21 #71538

Re: Ultralite Tent Recommendations
Take a look at zpacks.com. I use their Hexamid twin tent plenty of room for 2 people and very lightweight. To: Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com From:...
Tremaine Dickenson 2012-12-24 16:37:52 #71537

Re: Ultralite Tent Recommendations
The tarptent idea is great for setting up shelter on varied uneven terrain. But if you want a full functioning tent that weighs at or less than a bivy sack,...
Keith Peterson 2012-12-24 16:37:31 #71536

Re: Ultralite Tent Recommendations
I know there are many Tarptent enthusiasts in the group and I have hiked with a few, and not being a Tarptent owner but from observation -- Tarptent is not...
Doug Nering 2012-12-24 14:19:10 #71535

Ultralite Tent Recommendations
My trusty Mountain Hardware Sprite I is a bit worse for the wear of five-years use in Grand Canyon. With two spring hikes planned, I'd like to upgrade to a...
Bill Ferris 2012-12-24 13:49:49 #71534

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