Hi

I was looking for a new tent one person possible two at a squeeze. Depending on how I feel at the time .

What is the best one man lightweight tent? Money isnt really a barrier, but I would just love something substantial but not too weighty. I have a tent - Vango Micro 100 but I find the pole very sticky in the sleeve and I really would likesomething a bit more sturdy to sleep with.

Thanks

Hilda.

Ooooo is that a soulo?

Somebody told me there was man with a soulo on here

I would recommend a Crux Bomb. (not)

One gentle blow and you are completely shagged.....

Hi PD,

Well you have quite alot to choose from. May I suggest you have a look at Lightwave, Marmot and Helsport

Drew

Now then Bigbananafeet, it's not really massive, just big!

Like they said above, it's all about quick erections. If your pole is proving too sticky, Hilda, may I suggest employing a box of tissues. If you're having trouble sliding it through the sleeve, have you considered any sort of lube?

Your best bet is to jack off the small tent and get a really big one. Mine has central heating, several wings and a wine cellar. That gives plenty of room for rolling around. I do know what I'm talking about. 

Well you know what they say, The bigger the  tent - the smaller the dick.

My oh my, that is a huge tent you have what with the wine celler and all..... But thanks for the advice Bloke with big tentpole. Do you mind if I call you 'Wee willie winkie'?

When trying to find the right tent............the flap size has always been a problem. 

Its important to have enough room to to be comfortable in the inner chamber, but still be able to get your sack safely secured behind the outer flaps.

Im sure many OMers have had similar problems.  I guess a lot depends on sack size...... 

I also had a friend who slide his pole into the wrong sleeve by mistake.  Due to his lack of experience he unfortunatley ripped the inner sleeve.  Needless to say he and his partner had an uncomfortable nights sleep.

I told him he should get more practice and this kind of thing wouldnt happen, especially when pitching in the dark.

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Sounds like your tent is a cut above the rest Chairman Bill!

I remember the problem i had with my old tent.  I could never get in no matter how much i tried.  Getting it into shape was never a problem, but getting in was the thing.

I would tug and tug at the flaps to get them open, holding them firmly in one hand then sliding the other up the seem didnt help.

With my new tent no of these problems occured.  My partner explained to me that i should gently caress the opening, working the full length to get the best results. A lesson for us all.............