Last time I mounted an inflatable it wasn't pretty.I don't lay on the ground unless I fall down. My tent has to have room for a 24" thick, inflatable, king sized air mattress.
Last time I mounted an inflatable it wasn't pretty.I don't lay on the ground unless I fall down. My tent has to have room for a 24" thick, inflatable, king sized air mattress.
I wish that was always an option for when I'm on fires!! I've done it a few times and it's got it's merits! Just not economically or geographically feasible most of the time.Holiday inn express, I wake up smarter. I gave up using tent when I got done with boy scouts. I'm to old to sleep on the ground.
Everything but an Alaskan King would fit in the tent I have but there wouldn't be much room to move around...I don't lay on the ground unless I fall down. My tent has to have room for a 24" thick, inflatable, king sized air mattress.
Been around for years now, you can get side walls for them to encloseOriginally I was looking at the RV5 Deluxe but damn are they proud of that one!!! For what I needed it for the RVS would have been fine for taking on fires and then the RV5 popped up on FB Marketplace having only been used a couple times (according to the seller) for less than the RV3. Not to mention there wasn't a single supplier in the US that had any OZ-Tents in stock and only 1 had an "estimate" as to when they might get one back in stock. (Thank you RONA!!!)
I won't ever spend enough time around the tent when I'm on fires to warrant putting up the awning. I have thought about getting all the parts to complete the front enclosure, including a floor for when/if I ever just go camping without my trailer. It would be nice if they made a screened enclosure also.
Been around for years now, you can get side walls for them to enclose
This is a good thread since I'm trying to get back into tent camping and doing some overlanding. I'm considering the Coleman 4 person pop up. It's light when packed up and should fit in my TJ.
How is the Big Agnes holding up? I'm looking at the Copper Spur UL 3 for long term hiking and bike touring soon but haven't pulled the trigger yet.
Sorry for the late reply but just noticed your question. It's been great. I've had mine for 4-5 years and it gets used quite a bit in the summer time.
Lol, no worries! But I finished up my touring bike and bought a 3 man Big Agnes copper spur.
It's asspensive but what a great piece of gear.
Goes up in minutes, easily weathered a downpour, dried quickly and packed away easily.
Very happy with it.
This is a good thread since I'm trying to get back into tent camping and doing some overlanding. I'm considering the Coleman 4 person pop up. It's light when packed up and should fit in my TJ.
I don't lay on the ground unless I fall down. My tent has to have room for a 24" thick, inflatable, king sized air mattress.
Roughing it, eh
Moved up to cots, got soooooooo tired if waking up to an half inflated air bed. A Teton cot and a self inflating pad from Cabelas, and ah a nice nights
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