What TP tent

[Ofdscooby]

Don't know much about them but thinking I want to go that route. Have some stuff going on at work where I may need to spent some time in one this summer so I'm thinking of getting one to fit the bill for both hunting and work. I get a smoking deal on the Big Agnes ones but I'm sure there are more options out there. Was thinking of something that would give me an a good ultralight set up for two guys and gear or add the insert and have it really Gucci for just myself. Thoughts/ Suggestions?

 

[TRICER]

can’t go wrong with seek outside. I have the silver tip it has plenty of space for 2 guys no stove. If you want to run a stove the Cimaron is the way to go. I am gonna have Seek on the Podcast in a few weeks excited to talk with them.

People really like the new Peax TP as well.

 

[Ofdscooby]

Sweet I’ll definitely check it out. Hopefully doing some REMS deployments this summer. So sometimes we’re camping in a park and sometimes we’re getting flown into remote areas where weight and size are an issue. I think I would at least like something with a stove jack. Just to have the option.

 

[just_ducky_1]

Seek is awesome. I second the Cimaron. Griz tore my buddies up, he sent it in and got it fixed up. Just stuff it in a saddle paneer and ride off. Under 6lbs and tons of room. Stove was great when snowed in two days.

 

[Wildgame]

I don't understand the need for a super lightweight tent when you need to carry a freaking stove.

 

[ilovesprig]

I don't understand the need for a super lightweight tent when you need to carry a freaking stove.

That's a thought...................

 

[Ofdscooby]

I don't understand the need for a super lightweight tent when you need to carry a freaking stove.

life’s about options

 

[TJD123]

I don't understand the need for a super lightweight tent when you need to carry a freaking stove.

Cause the stove is light weight too! I have the cimaron. I'd have a hard time going back to a non heated tent when in the back country and its sub 25 out

 

[just_ducky_1]

Yup, stove is maybe two pounds. I say maybe because it’s so small it fits in anywhere but soooooo worth it! Drying clothes, warmth, cooking, ambience with your heterosexual life mates.

 

[Hoghead]

I have a Cimarron and redcliff. For 2 guys, I would definitely get the Cimarron packs up small. 3 pounds 6 Oz with carbon fiber pole and stakes. If you use a trekking poles hitch, I think it saves 8 oz.

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