Hello; Do all the poles and rafters store in the pouch when traveling. Thank you in advance.
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Yes the poles fold up into the rafters and then the canvas will roll up to be stored in a zippered bag that is attached to your trailer for travelling.
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Absolutely- we've been very happy that everything is contained in one container.
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This pack's pouches are all static. You're unable to remove pouches but you are able to add more. I brought it to Maui for our honeymoon and it was perfect for the plane ride and day trips. It's very well made and a perfect size. Not too big, not too small. Hope this helps you make your decision.
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Yes. Two zippers and the pouches are accessible while riding. The pouches do not have individual small divisions for storing small items (such as speedometer or coins) but are simply large compartments. one larger main compartment and smaller one in the front. plenty of room in each.
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I agree with the first ans, they are bulky even without the rope attached...pack clothes inside..I have not used mine yet...good luck
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When unpacking the Gura Gear, I usually place the back side (the side next to my back) on the ground. If I need something at the top of the big zippered pouch, I just place it on the small bottom side. I suppose this all depends on if you're on wet or sloping ground. If so, you may have to have another person hold the pack while you do the digging. I hope this was helpful!
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the poles should always stay in place. One end is inserted into reinforced tent material, the other into a round piece of hardware that allows the unit to collapse/pop up. with proper handling the pole ends should give no problems.
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No there were no poles along the bottom of the tent. The tent is very well made and pretty easy to put up. Hope that helps.
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No clips in the outside pouch, but it's very big. I carry 24 arrows in there plus the other accessories, like gloves, wax, etc. and it could fit more. For that price, I got a lot more than expected. It's just a zippered pouch, nothing else but space to be filled.
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No, the poles do not come out. They are sewn in. But you could easily make a tiny slit in the fabric and pull them out.
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I used it for a weapon light and tossed everything I didn't need for that purpose. I don't think, but don't remember for sure if it had a pouch.
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They have a pretty deep corner pocket, so I suspect that it would hold form even without the poles. The poles just add extra security.
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Yes. There is one short bungee-type strap on the inside of each pouch to secure it and keep it from flopping outward.
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No, it doesn't come with a travel pouch. But you can travel with it in your carry on baggage. But if I were you, I wouldn't take my chances because every airport isn't the same...
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To answer your question, yes there is interior pouches, I have hung a light off the zipper of the center divider which divides the tent in two, It's a good tent, On one of my camp outsthere was a hard gust of wind when i was breaking the tent down down, it lifted the tent up and fractured one of the poles. i contacted Browning and received an over whelmingly cool warranty service, replaced no questions asked, they stand behind there product, an i am not only happy but impressed. Thanks, Mark Woodburn
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Tip... just stuff the tent and fly right into your backpack. There is no need to try and fold it up and fit it back into the nylon bag they give you. It will fit just about anywhere this way. Slip the poles in your pack or attach to the outside. This saves lots of time when packing camp.
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To answer your question, yes there is interior pouches, I have hung a light off the zipper of the center divider which divides the tent in two, It's a good tent, On one of my camp outs there was a hard gust of wind when i was breaking the tent down down, it lifted the tent up and fractured one of the poles. i contacted Browning and received an over whelmingly cool warranty service, replaced no questions asked, they stand behind there product, an i am not only happy but impressed. Thanks, Mark Woodburn