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Thanks for noticing and sorry for this inconvenience. Yes, there is a mistake. Correct weight is 600g for an L size

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Well, that’s not our experience, thanks for noticing 😎

@@liteway As an up and coming outdoor brand, I hope you'll rethink this and encourage safe, courteous and green camping practices. Otherwise you'll lose the respect of any customer who values countryside conservation. Government, environmental and park authorities in every major country encourage, or even require, campers to keep at least 50 meters from water sources. There are many reasons: 1) Safety - as I have said, upstream rain can often lead to flash floods. This can lead to harrowing and even dangerous situations. 2) Camping near to water can lead to contamination from washing, cooking and human waste. 3) Camping near to water can damage river banks and lake shores, which are often fragile ecosystems. 4) Camping near to water can prevent animals and people from accessing drinking sources and fords. You may say, but it's only one tent. But as the outdoor industry develops in Ukraine, you'll begin to understand the cumulative damage this will cause. I'd encourage you to get up to speed on the countryside codes in countries like the US, Canada, UK, Scandinavia, Australia and NZ. As I say, they ALL require campers to stay around 50 meters or more from water sources. This isn't based on some killjoy woke agenda - it's developed from practical experience of the damage that thoughtless camping can cause to fragile ecosystems... Brands like Patagonia have flourished by aligning themselves with green and conservation values. Any brand that is seen as irresponsible towards the environment is committing PR suicide.

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Sounds reasonable, definitely will be included in future videos, thanks for such idea 🤝

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Unfortunately no, only on PyraOmm shelters

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Yeah, it’s him 😎

Entirely warm, particularly down option 😎

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Seems like I don’t understand you correct, can you ask the question an another way?

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Це чудово 😌

Thanks! Sure thing, either black, grey or olive options

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We like it too)) thanks ☺️

Great! Hope you like your new pack 😎

We recommend using this shelter if your height is not more than 175 cm. But if you used to sleep with a bent legs, it will work

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Ні) тільки олива, сірий та чорний

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If used as a poncho - no problem, but if as a shelter - too short unfortunately

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Well, actually all hiking gear seems pretty close to each other, but nevertheless each manufacturer has its own differences

This one is made of silpoly (less sag than the cape's silnylon), has a higher HH, slightly bigger

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@@liteway коли повернуся додому обов'язково замовлю

Well think about it 👌

Щиро віримо що так і буде!

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Oh, I got it, but unfortunately we do not provide such a service 🙄

Thanks, pleasure to hear 😇

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Oh, hope you’ll have on the next one ☺️

Yes, that’s correct.

The guy on the video is 176cm tall, for you can be inconvenient. It all depends how you used to sleep, if lying straight it won’t fit you, if with a bent knees, it can work well

Sounds perfect ))

Pretty valuable comment, thanks for your attention to this video. We’ll pay more attention to such details which you’ve mentioned. But 2 kilos that’s too much I guess )

@@liteway People ride around with 120 kilo bicycle campers! E-assist makes that possible. And e-bikes are expensive. So wouldn't it be great if you could park them safely in your tent? I have seen couples carrying much much heavier tents to have space, plus a tarp for their bikes. And they all carry chairs! All I'm saying is that you make light tents for hikers. Maybe a model for cyclists would be very interesting? Already a 1.65 cm high teepee is big enough if you take the front wheel off. Of course you don't want it to rip the tent fabric. You need a second pole to be sure it won't fall over. Or you lay it flat on the ground. So hop on a bike yourself and imagine what a true tent for cyclists could look like if it were 2 kilo for the solo, and 3 kilo for the duo version. And then we call it the Liteway Bikeway 'a Textile Palace for Cyclists'.