I found this online and did a search to see if anyone here had anything to say. Nothing so far....It looks like a cheap version of a proven design.
You can currently have a 3 person tunnel tent for AU$209 delivered which seems like very good value to me.
http://www.terra-nova.co.uk/tents-and-s ... ie-2-tent/
http://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/au/wild- ... _colour=98
Wild Country Hoolie Tent
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Wild Country Hoolie Tent
by hikingoz » Wed 02 Mar, 2016 10:13 am
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Re: Wild Country Hoolie Tent
by Mark F » Wed 02 Mar, 2016 10:31 am
You have links to different tents. The terra-nova link is to the Hoolie 2 while the cotswold outdoor is to the Hoolie 3 which adds almost a kilo in weight. Cotswold do have the 2 person version for an additional $40.
Wild Country is the middle-of-the-road brand with Terra Nova being their premium line. The said, these tents are good value and should be quite well made and fit for purpose.
Wild Country is the middle-of-the-road brand with Terra Nova being their premium line. The said, these tents are good value and should be quite well made and fit for purpose.
"Perfection is attained not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing more to remove".
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Re: Wild Country Hoolie Tent
by hikingoz » Wed 02 Mar, 2016 11:15 am
Yes two different tents. Well done
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Re: Wild Country Hoolie Tent
by Nuts » Wed 02 Mar, 2016 4:18 pm
The 2 is a bit narrow? Looks like good buying still if on a budget. I don't mind polyester personally, even though iv'e noticed other poly tents haven't seemed to last as long in years past, probably more the type and quality of material coating. Tatonka make a Nallo knockoff, as another option, usually solid gear. The WC price is hard to beat.
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