I just bought an MSR Hubba Hubba for bike camping. It's not a cheap tent and
you do need to buy the ground sheet separately (should be included IMHO). I
love it here in Hawaii. It's for 2 but is very nice for one large guy.
We have really big centipedes here (think 4-6") so sleeping without a floo
+ 1 on the Quarter Dome T2 Plus
http://www.rei.com/product/787394/rei-quarter-dome-t2-plus-tent
I did a ton of research, tried different tents on, and this is such a
fabulous tent. Highly recommended.
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Yeppers the bottomless tent sounds great to me.. NOT... :) Doesn't make them
bad just not for me. Then again my Marmot 3 person that has lasted well,
withstood 50 mph winds and torrential rains that soaked the ground around and
under without getting me wet, will not appeal to others. They wil
night
without crawling over each other.
Larry Powers
Get a bicycle. You will not regret it if you live. - Mark Twain
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2011 19:34:20 -0700
From: rmerr...@murraystate.edu
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Subject: [RBW] A tent for bike-camping???
I am in starting the
I sleep in my bag on a pad on a groundcloth on the ground. Yes, bugs
have easier access to you, as do reptiles, birds, and small mammals.
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Kevin M wrote:
> So what is the deal with tents without a floor? Do you just sleep on the
> ground? what about bugs and dirt
Well, you can just sleep on the ground, and I frequently do. However, you
can use a ground sheet (which you should also do with a floored tent to keep
the bottom of the tent from wearing prematurely) under your bag. One of the
beauties of a floorless tent is that it doesn't really matter if you spi
So what is the deal with tents without a floor? Do you just sleep on the
ground? what about bugs and dirt and all that?
Kevin
Chicago, IL
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Well Ryan, this isn't the cheapest tent on the market, but I highly
recommend it.
http://www.backcountrygear.com/black-diamond-mega-light-blue-grey.html?gclid=CPrYrYec5qsCFcjc4AodMjaGIw
When I was an Outward Bound instructor and worked as a climbing guide for
other folks, I lived in one of these
I am in starting the "looking" phase of purchasing a tent for bike camping
and was wondering if any of the group had any recommendations. I need the
tent to fit two people at most (I may go with the wife sometimes) but
usually it will just be me. I guess top priorities would be weight, I would
