The new Base Seconds Shelter, pitches in less than 2 minutes, and can be folded down in less than 2 minutes. Clip in an inner tent (sold separately) for a 4 man tent. Check out www.quechua.com or www.decathlon.co.uk for more info.
Duration : 0:0:40
Posts Tagged ‘shelters’
Great new pop up tent / shelter that you can stand up in!
Monday, March 22nd, 2010Camping Hiking Outdoor Tents – Shelters Truck Tents Canopies
Monday, March 22nd, 2010
http://www.CampingHikingOutdoorTents.com We provide a variety of high quality family tents, Sportz Truck SUV tents, canopies and shelters along with great accessories. Camping and Hiking Tents, Truck Tents, Camping Canopies and Shelters including Sportz Dome Tents!
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Duration : 0:0:31
Pop up tent / shelter for 4 people from Quechua!
Sunday, February 14th, 2010
The new Base Seconds shelter. Pitches in less than 2 minutes, and can be folded down in less than 2 minutes. Clip in an inner tent (sold separately) to create a 4 man tent you can stand up in. Check out www.quechua.com or www.decathlon.co.uk for more info.
Duration : 0:0:27
“Backpacking Tents” by Nutnfancy, Part 2
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
PART 2 of 3 //////////////
Sleeping under the stars is a bit overrated for me. Seems the bugs attack, the critters find you, the wind blows away your body heat, frost and condensation soak your bag, then the rain falls, and no matter what your gear gets filthy. A minimalist tent tarp, bivy, or floor-less tent are some ways to avoid to some of those hassles. But my favorite option is a quality designed and constructed lightweight backpacking tent like the ones profiled in this Nutnfancy series of videos. Here I cover most of the design aspects and experience-based opinions on just such a tent. POUs, Firepower vs Mobility, Impact, Livability concerns, Longevity, Ventialtion, Maintenance, Sleeve and Pole Construction, Fabric Choices, Convenience Features, and buying sources are all covered in the series. It would be unrealistic and probably of limited use for me to review certain models since most are so shortlived in the marketplace. Instead I use category representatives and teach the features, construction, sizing, and the many considerations to arm the buyer with the knowledge to make the best purchase choice. Always buy out-of-season whenever possible to save big money; it’s very possible to get a ultra-quality BP tent this way for well under $200. Take care of it and it will serve you and your family forever too. Location was the scenic and beautiful Rocky Mountains with Allie the Mountain Dog in tow. This series was lots of work to put together, make happen, and produce but I hope it sheds some light on for some a confusing subject. Get a tent and get out there!
//// Music used by license from Kevin MacLeod, original composition entitled “Long Road Ahead.” Great job Kevin. See his other works at Incompetech.com.
Duration : 0:27:53
“Backpacking Tents” by Nutnfancy, Part 3
Thursday, February 4th, 2010
PART 3 of 3 //////////////
Sleeping under the stars is a bit overrated for me. Seems the bugs attack, the critters find you, the wind blows away your body heat, frost and condensation soak your bag, then the rain falls, and no matter what your gear gets filthy. A minimalist tent tarp, bivy, or floor-less tent are some ways to avoid to some of those hassles. But my favorite option is a quality designed and constructed lightweight backpacking tent like the ones profiled in this Nutnfancy series of videos. Here I cover most of the design aspects and experience-based opinions on just such a tent. POUs, Firepower vs Mobility, Impact, Livability concerns, Longevity, Ventialtion, Maintenance, Sleeve and Pole Construction, Fabric Choices, Convenience Features, and buying sources are all covered in the series. It would be unrealistic and probably of limited use for me to review certain models since most are so shortlived in the marketplace. Instead I use category representatives and teach the features, construction, sizing, and the many considerations to arm the buyer with the knowledge to make the best purchase choice. Always buy out-of-season whenever possible to save big money; it’s very possible to get a ultra-quality BP tent this way for well under $200. Take care of it and it will serve you and your family forever too. Location was the scenic and beautiful Rocky Mountains with Allie the Mountain Dog in tow. This series was lots of work to put together, make happen, and produce but I hope it sheds some light on for some a confusing subject. Get a tent and get out there!
//// Music used by license from Kevin MacLeod, original composition entitled “Long Road Ahead.” Great job Kevin. See his other works at Incompetech.com.
Duration : 0:25:48
part 6 tent / hammock and sleeping gear: backpacking gear review
Sunday, January 31st, 2010
this is part 6 of a 6 part series. this video shows my tent, hammock, and my sleeping gear.
Duration : 0:6:37
“Backpacking Tents” by Nutnfancy, Part 1
Thursday, January 28th, 2010
PART 1 of 3 //////////////
Sleeping under the stars is a bit overrated for me. Seems the bugs attack, the critters find you, the wind blows away your body heat, frost and condensation soak your bag, then the rain falls, and no matter what your gear gets filthy. A minimalist tent tarp, bivy, or floor-less tent are some ways to avoid to some of those hassles. But my favorite option is a quality designed and constructed lightweight backpacking tent like the ones profiled in this Nutnfancy series of videos. Here I cover most of the design aspects and experience-based opinions on just such a tent. POUs, Firepower vs Mobility, Impact, Livability concerns, Longevity, Ventialtion, Maintenance, Sleeve and Pole Construction, Fabric Choices, Convenience Features, and buying sources are all covered in the series. It would be unrealistic and probably of limited use for me to review certain models since most are so shortlived in the marketplace. Instead I use category representatives and teach the features, construction, sizing, and the many considerations to arm the buyer with the knowledge to make the best purchase choice. Always buy out-of-season whenever possible to save big money; it’s very possible to get a ultra-quality BP tent this way for well under $200. Take care of it and it will serve you and your family forever too. Location was the scenic and beautiful Rocky Mountains with Allie the Mountain Dog in tow. This series was lots of work to put together, make happen, and produce but I hope it sheds some light on for some a confusing subject. Get a tent and get out there!
//// Music used by license from Kevin MacLeod, original composition entitled “Long Road Ahead.” Great job Kevin. See his other works at Incompetech.com.
Duration : 0:32:50
Pop up tent with a porch from Quechua!
Saturday, January 23rd, 2010
The new 2 Seconds XL tent. A pop up tent with a porch area, available in 2 or 3 person versions. Check out www.quechua.com or www.decathlon.co.uk for more info.
Duration : 0:1:17