Quote: Originally posted by cosycamper on 28/9/2006
For 2007, how about a green coloured heavy cotton ridge tent with a waxed cotton fly sheet, wooden poles, wooden tent pegs seperate canvas groundsheet and hemp guy ropes. The doors are secured with tapes tied in neat bows . Well bell bottomed slacks made a comeback!
Something like this:
Coolest tent going this summer, or any summer. I also bought a new Relum Task Force 4 with extension at spring bank and have also been using that for weekending. I must say I'm very well pleased with it and eagerly looking forward using it in the colder weather .
Post last edited on 28/09/2006 21:54:47
------------- A tent is for life - not just Summer.
cs56
The Icelandic in the top picture was £50 off ebay 2 years ago, when it was already about 8 years old. It should be good for another 10 - 15 yrs at least. The Task Force in the lower pic would set you back something over £400 with the extension but you're looking at a tent that will, with a little care, last a long time.
------------- A tent is for life - not just Summer.
cs56
Stellafiona, BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR??? My OH just asked why it has to be a little chap and whether 1 out of 2 will be accetable??? Who's he kidding eh??? You never know with a comment like that you may be inundated with replies soon!!!
I hope all tents do not end up with SIG, would like a tent with either full mud flaps or with zip in or riser groundsheets. Can't be doing with dealing with SIGs.
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Topic: 2007 tent trends
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Well bell bottomed slacks made a comeback!
