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Presentation:
I’ve got this tent from one of the owner of Atypik’s: Mylène.
Indeed I had only a big tent before, my Quechua T4 ultralight Pro but it was too heavy and too big for only one person.
I would like her tent because it was really light and it doesn’t use too much space in a backpack.
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Using time: 1 month
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Advantages:
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Price
Weight (1.5 kg)
Space inside the tent
Compact once time is folded
Fast to put up
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Weaknesses:
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Bad air circulate (air vents always closed)
Single roof (condensation)
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About the air vents:
I think I’ve condensation inside the tent because the air vents at the back were always closed. But I found a solution to resolve this problem. I made spacer with a rigid plastic bottle and Velcro on each side (like on my Quechua T4 Ultrlight Pro) to keep them open. Now the air can circulate better.
To limit the condensation, I put up your tent under the shade and I sleep only with the mosquito net closed. Indeed the temperature between the night and the day doesn’t change a lot under the shade and now I don’t have any problem.
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Now the only bad thing is about the zip. Sometimes it gets stuck with a thread which holds in place the carbon fibre inside the tent.
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Instructions:
Cut 2 pieces of 40×120 mm in a rigid plastic bottle (control what you need for your air vent)- Sew a different Velcro on each side between the 2 plastic parts and stick all together
Details:
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Price: € 35
