Hello, anyone know what this is?. It has no labels whatsoever!
It has a rectangular inner tent with triangle doors zipping to the floor. Very well made and on my second attempt to put it up, looks better than the photos. The rear pole is set at an angle with a sloping ridge.
If no suggestions forthcoming, then as a rather tedious (there's rather a lot to look at!) long shot, try perusing the extensive UKCA tent reviews here for a visual match: https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/tents/
You can narrow the odds by setting filters for berths and pitching types etc. I'd suggest maybe start with the more obscure brands as the 'big names' tend to brand their products in an obvious way with logos.
Of course, it could be a 'foreign' tent, generally unknown in this country, or one of the generic Chinese made efforts retailed here but carrying neither manufacturer nor retailers branding and potentially available from more than one outlet.
Probably not a lot of help I know, but a small chance is better than none.
I’d suggest posting on the Backpacking section: it looks like a tent you could go long distance walking with. And the folk in that forum know their lightweight tents…
As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
No pockets and no signs that a label might have come off. Nothing attached to the bags either. It is a very generous size for it's weight. Yellow inner, with sewn in blue groundsheet, same as the fly. Very little mesh, just a small triangle at the top of the triangular doors.
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Topic: Tent identification
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