Thread: Light Weight Tents

Been running the bushbuck for a bit now.
One of the first nights I thought Id test it in 100km/h+ winds up on Lewis tops. Held up great.
Had it on snow up to 2000m. Went great.
I have the footprint as well so I can pitch it as just a ground sheet and a fly. This is great for when the weather is looking finer/I want to go lighter.
One downside I have found is that condensation builds up a bit more on it than on other tents. But if there is a breeze and I have all the vents open it's not terrible.
Honestly, for the price it's awesome.
Mates use the naturehike and say thats great too, although I have no personal experience with it.