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My everything was sore when i got back because I'm out of shape but it was worth it. Had some oatmeal after setting everything up and enjoyed myself.
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Tight! Which tent? I just got a Durston Xmid 2 at the end of last summer and am looking forward to checking it out this spring.
Onetigris Gastropod, mostly got it for the ability to peel the front up into an awning since I bought it for festival camping.
It looks like a great tent! GoLite used to have one like that back when they were a new company and I really wanted one, but couldn't afford it. Is that a trekking pole in the center, or does it have a dedicated pole? Is there an optional floor and bug liner?
Dedicated pole, tent is 2.3 meters tall. I'd be impressed if you could find a trekking pole that tall!
Oh wow! So you can totally stand up in the middle of that tent then! Rad.
It's big enough to bring the bike inside with plenty of room for a stove and sleeping pad. Maybe two if you're smart.