37kgs!!!! Really!!! got a pic of it bagged up Clunk?
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37kgs!!!! Really!!! got a pic of it bagged up Clunk?
Sorry should be 34kg but even so it's not light weight (plenty of canvas and a good heavy duty flooring). It is tall to being over 2m, which I find a bonus not having to stoop to get dressed.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
Will get a photo of it bagged up soon (ish) :D
I'll also get some weights of the tent bag and pole bag separately.
Here you go MR put the bags against the wheel just to give an idea on the size once bagged up. Considering the size of the tent, I don't think it's too bad at all. Tent bag weighs just under 20kg, pole and peg bag are just under 14kg.
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My wife and I bought one of these tents at an Anaconda half price sale,last year. We have survived some horrendous conditions and couldn't be happier.
They are very well made,super stable in strong winds and a lot cheaper than their more expensive competition.
OI we have pics of you...two hours...oh geez you where way more funn than thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Doggy
Clunk,
We saw one at the weekend and it looks pretty impressive but was wondering how vulnerable the side and back mesh is, as the canvas cover is on the inside? Is there any other protection for the mesh if the wind starts blowing a bit?
No idea mate, not had it out in anything more than a bit of a breezeQuote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
How would the wind affect the mesh?Quote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
The mesh is exposed (no canvas cover) on the sides and back of the tent which means if it's windy, there's a chance it can be damaged by debris from trees etc, that's why I asked is there's any other protection for the mesh. Having said that, we'll probably still get one...Quote:
Originally Posted by spinyeel
Bit of gaffa tape will fix it up [emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8