I am currently looking for a new tent to buy seeing as my old one was not very good, i have been looking at this tent
http://www.trailspace.com/gear/marmot/eos-1p/
Im just asking if any of you guys have an opinion for this tent is it strong, waterproof and does not build up condensation and reliable.
Will this tent be reliable
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Will this tent be reliable
by BushWalkerNO1utube » Tue 02 Apr, 2013 5:09 pm
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Re: Will this tent be reliable
by wayno » Tue 02 Apr, 2013 5:51 pm
should be ok condensation wise,
but the floor will probably be useless on wet ground 3000mm waterproof rating isnt good. you'd need a footprint or some other material under it with a higher waterproof rating , ideally 10,000 if you're going to be on sodden ground...
a lot of american tensts are like that , you can't trust the floors and need an extra footprint if you're going to be in really wet weather or conditions.
but the floor will probably be useless on wet ground 3000mm waterproof rating isnt good. you'd need a footprint or some other material under it with a higher waterproof rating , ideally 10,000 if you're going to be on sodden ground...
a lot of american tensts are like that , you can't trust the floors and need an extra footprint if you're going to be in really wet weather or conditions.
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Re: Will this tent be reliable
by wayno » Tue 02 Apr, 2013 5:54 pm
atually look at the second review, they say thers no seperation between the fly antd the ten body causing potential condensation issues and the fly doesnt cover the tent properly
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Re: Will this tent be reliable
by Strider » Tue 02 Apr, 2013 6:43 pm
wayno wrote:a lot of american tensts are like that , you can't trust the floors and need an extra footprint if you're going to be in really wet weather or conditions.
My Scarp 1 (30D/1200mm silnylon floor) did just fine last night with nearly an inch of water under it.
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Re: Will this tent be reliable
by Franco » Wed 03 Apr, 2013 8:55 am
What did you not like in your previous tent and how tall are you ?
What mat do you use ?
What mat do you use ?
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