chunkymunky

New Member

• Mar 5, 2013

• #21

I don't think the tent would stand up to what I'd like to do to the models in it wahey

 

bankz5152

Well-Known Member

• Mar 5, 2013

• #22

I often dont fit inside these things being 6.4

+ I imagine if your smashed you could roll it over!

 

Hamsterberg

Well-Known Member

• Mar 5, 2013

• #23

The Mad Hat Man said:

doesnt the usual proximity to the ground reduce heat loss?

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If thats the case im selling my roof tent

 

Jay reKx

Active Member

• Mar 5, 2013

• #24

The Mad Hat Man said:

doesnt the usual proximity to the ground reduce heat loss?

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the earth is the biggest heat sink in the world.

much warmer a few inches up and out of the wind imo.

 

Freddy 007

Gone but not forgotten

• Mar 5, 2013

• #25

BIG_GINGA_BEARD said:

yeah a bivvy might work better. :lol: :doh:

Might be ok for the summer like you say.

Are they water proof or shower proof?

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2000mm hydrostatic head... So heavy shower proof at best.

 

Hamsterberg

Well-Known Member

• Mar 6, 2013

• #26

Taken from Outdoor gear website

An hydrostatic head of 2000mm plus is going to take care of most European rain conditions in all seasons. Of course, the type of material fabric and pole structure of the tent are then going to be a further consideration