have been trying to find a smallish tent that would be suitable to carry either in my rucksack, or on the back of my pushbike ie small in packed size and weight, but without breaking the bank. the one that has taken my fancy so far, is the Khyam Pocket Tent
but nearly everywhere i have found it, it is out of stock, plus i cant find a mention of it on Khyam's own webpage!
at the moment, just considering doing a little backpacking either on foot or by bicycle so it would only need to accomodate myself and a bag or two for a couple of nights over a weekend so if anyone knows of a better option, i would be happy to hear it.
as it would probably only get two or three weekend uses per year, i dont really want to spend an awful lot but neither do i want something that is not up to the job.
any advice greatfully received.
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Quote: Originally posted by spike1 on 20/2/2008
Budget?
the easy answer is as little as possible would be nice to spend around £50 or less as it's not going to be used every week, but for the right tent i wouldn't rule out £100
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thanks for that rozinante, i quite like the look of the 'Duo' on that first link, would be a bit more room inside - but then the postage seems a bit steep.
will keep looking, maybe this years supplies are not out yet, hence them not being on Khyams website at the moment
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have been trying to find a smallish tent that would be suitable to carry either in my rucksack, or on the back of my pushbike ie small in packed size and weight, but without breaking the bank. the one that has taken my fancy so far, is the Khyam Pocket Tent
but nearly everywhere i have found it, it is out of stock, plus i cant find a mention of it on Khyam's own webpage!
at the moment, just considering doing a little backpacking either on foot or by bicycle so it would only need to accomodate myself and a bag or two for a couple of nights over a weekend so if anyone knows of a better option, i would be happy to hear it.
as it would probably only get two or three weekend uses per year, i dont really want to spend an awful lot but neither do i want something that is not up to the job.
any advice greatfully received.
seen this tent before on a site and what i can remember it needs to be clipped on the side of a van or car as it doesnt have any poles to supporting it or you could use nearby trees. this seams to be a good one man tent
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