Id like to know about the warrante. I heard thesise is less than the 88L modle ? Is this true? Can you mount a bag or tent on the top or bottom of thn
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I do not know about the warrenty I do think the size is correct and you can mount something underneath
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I've used mine daily for work for a year. It handles a heavy load and really takes a beating. The size accounts for every inch of storage space. It's about 30"+tall and 14"x14" square when packed. It has 3 large outside pockets and a medium size top pocket. It has straps on the bottom and bungee "mesh" on top. In my opinion it's a great bag for the price!
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Not sure about warrante. Just never bothered with it. Been using mine for about 10 years or so and no wear, tear, etc. There is plenty of room for mods to hook up on the sides, top and bottom. Just wonderful pack bro.
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I tried ten weeks ago to resolve this matter with Amazon. Talked to people via phone and email. Final word from them was that it would be brought to the attention of the appropriate department, and thank you for your feedback. I have bought the tent and am satisfied with it. Just wanted to help future customers and Amazon. Thing is you can find the description for the alps mountaineering lynx 2 tent and can use it for the lynx 4. Seems like a simple fix. But???
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Nof that I am aware of. The housing is solid. Just returned from a backpacking trip to Thailand. The housing held up without a hitch and is very easy to operate underwated. Usually housing this nice are much more expensive. Very highly recommended!
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"Life of the Original Owner: All products; requires proof of purchase."That is an odd question that could affect your purchase of this bag.It's an incredibly high quality $30 bag that holds a bunch of gear which so far has lasted me lasting numerous trips to the range and I stuff it.From http://blackhawk.com/Help/Warranty.aspx "products that are found to be defective under these guidelines unless it is damaged due to ordinary wear and tear, lack of proper maintenance, employment outside of their areas of intended use, misuse of the product "I wouldn't plan to use it for other purposes like carrying bricks to a job site and expect it not to rip but for normal usage you won't regret the purchase. "Life of the Original Owner: All products; requires proof of purchase."That is an odd question that could affect your purchase of this bag.It's an incredibly high quality $30 bag that holds a bunch of gear which so far has lasted me lasting numerous trips to the range and I stuff it.From http://blackhawk.com/Help/Warranty.aspx "products that are found to be defective under these guidelines unless it is damaged due to ordinary wear and tear, lack of proper maintenance, employment outside of their areas of intended use, misuse of the product... » Read More "Life of the Original Owner: All products; requires proof of purchase."That is an odd question that could affect your purchase of this bag.It's an incredibly high quality $30 bag that holds a bunch of gear which so far has lasted me lasting numerous trips to the range and I stuff it.From http://blackhawk.com/Help/Warranty.aspx "products that are found to be defective under these guidelines unless it is damaged due to ordinary wear and tear, lack of proper maintenance, employment outside of their areas of intended use, misuse of the product "I wouldn't plan to use it for other purposes like carrying bricks to a job site and expect it not to rip but for normal usage you won't regret the purchase. « Show Less
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I'm sorry, I wish I could help, and answer your question. I bought this tent as a gift for a friend and i do not know anything about it specifically. I do not think he has had a chance to open it and use it yet. If I do get any feedback from him about it, I will post it on Amazon. I'm sorry that I can't help you out. I know I would like to know all I could about something before I bought it, too.
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The bottom is minimal ( I think 1000 mm), but with any tent a sharp twig or rock could puncture the material. You really get what you pay for with this tent. I would invest in a nice footprint/ground cover if you do go with this tent. You can get some decent ones that are light and protect the tent flooring from debris and water. I used this tent for winter camping and it worked well, but you don't get the nice features of a more expensive tent (i.e. snap together connections for your poles, fly and doors and a thicker floor).
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did you actually take it to camping? I want to buy it for the same purpose. How was your experience with it?
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My current setup has some quick release mounts installed on it and the whole thing weighs 1.5lbs total. It is heavier than just a mesh bag but it works great! Glad I bought it and really like the sturdiness of it plus people think it looks pretty cool when mounted up to my AR. Hope that helps.
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I don't have an answer for that, those were my thoughts also. Getting a larger tent allows for more movement while working inside so that was my reason for buying along with the additional savings. This version might also be a better seller therefore they are able to discount this product to attract more buyers. Anyways this is a great piece of equipment. It's built very well and it should last for many, many years if taken care of. I think the initial weight as it arrives in it carrying case is over 70 lbs, it's a beast.
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I pack it in a compression sack then put it in my backpack and strap the poles to my external frame. The spaciousness of the tent when setup is well worth the carrying cost in my opinion. I'm been backpacking for forty plus years and this was my first "vestibule" tent, opened up a whole new level of luxury!
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Tom, I'm not sure what the warranty is. I can say that I've been using it for more than half a year with no problems. We do not transport it, but I do take it down and set it up weekly so it can be cleaned under. Keith M.
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6'7 is pushing it I'm 5'11 and about 260lbs and I found it to be quite restrictive but good for a few of the bushcrafting type of outtings I've done, the vesti is a bit smaller than it looks in the picture due to the front of the tent not being flat but slanted like the vestible. There are a couple videos on youtube that show this better... Great price but limited by size. I had a issue with the smaller tent pole on both of mine, It seems to be a few inches too long which stresses the tent/fly some.. but easy fix by adding zip ties or something.. the color is a bit weird. silver looks like a blimp, which is was a different color. but it's so small you can't beat it for a super lightweight option to sleep out... again, I'm not sure about your hight???? I don't remember, i know I had a good amount of room but not sure how much???? Sorry
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I have a similar Suisse Sport tent... the 9x7. The reason they are cheaper is because the material is thinner and more susceptible to ripping if you get a little rough with it, or stake it out too tightly. They are good tents though, lots of windows compared to some of the more expensive tents. If you waterproof the seams, and don't stretch the tent out too tightly, it will NOT leak. They keep the heat in very well too. Never buy a tent that doesn't have screened windows on all four sides. The number one sign of a cheaply made tent, regardless of the price, is the absence of windows on all four sides. If they scrimped in that area, they will have scrimped in others! Make sure the rain fly points extend out far enough to where a vertical line from the point to the ground exceeds the width of the tent at the lowest point of the windows.
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I have stashed 'backpacking' sleeping bag in the pack with minimal clothes. Have not tried packing a tent into it yet, but imagine you could strap one to it externally. Or if you had a really compact tent (I don't), that may work.
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the tent bought was new.I don't recall seeing a warranty. but its very strong. we are happy with our purchase. we used it in the summer and did not need a heater but i see no reason why you cant put a heater in.
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I talked with Hornady because I was curious about the warranty and they told me that it has a lifetime warranty. I've put thousands of cases through mine and it works wonderfully. It's rugged as a tank too!Add: Most of the bad reviews that I've read have to do with improper set-up. Truth is, the instructions are not that clear, so I'll bet that happens a lot. But once it is set up (especially the cam lock) it is dead accurate and doesn't drift:)
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I have no personal experience or information but I do know that Wenzel is a very good tent and very well made. I am sorry I couldn't help more. Jeff