Thread: New Base Tent

@Looseunit Have you had the tent out?

Im now after a new bigger tent, as had a dirty windy day here and my mutha hubba was on the lawn drying, well was it was last seen by neighbours flying over houses

So will go up to a 4 man for more soom as base camp like you have as I use the hubba hubba for other stuff

Originally Posted by tui_man2

@Looseunit Have you had the tent out?

Im now after a new bigger tent, as had a dirty windy day here and my mutha hubba was on the lawn drying, well was it was last seen by neighbours flying over houses

So will go up to a 4 man for more soom as base camp like you have as I use the hubba hubba for other stuff

Flying into the Kaimanawas next week

Originally Posted by seano

Or if your not into fishing .....
And more of a sealeg ..
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That looks like a bit of fun

Spent a wet week in the Kaimanawas last week , The Papa Hubba was awesome , Heaps of room for three guys , liked the extra headroom and larger vestibles for storage , Very stable in the wind . would recommend to anyone wanting a larger packable base tent

Originally Posted by Looseunit

Spent a wet week in the Kaimanawas last week , The Papa Hubba was awesome , Heaps of room for three guys , liked the extra headroom and larger vestibles for storage , Very stable in the wind . would recommend to anyone wanting a larger packable base tent

What did u think of the smaller MSR tent for two people and do you know what the MSR carbontech is like?

I had a Hubba Hubba Hp for years and it did well for the 3 trips i used it in Fiordland , My mate still has his and we will use it for a lightweight two man tent on smaller trips but found we needed a fly as well to give you abit of breathing room , I would suggest with MSR tents buying one mam size up from what you need to save on the man touching. and give for gear storage roon , Sorry havent had anything to do with the Carbon versions

Cheers for the info, its really for over nighters, is the fly an additional purchase?