Everyone thinks Hilleberg tents are expensive... but... they can be sold for a higher price later, while other tents - no one wants a cheap tent or you've already broken two of them. Buy cheap then you will buy twice or more

Will it work properly if i put motorcycle riding gear over it? Any idea?

You wait until you take each of these tents out Day after day Put up Take down Heavy rain High winds…… You’ll soon find out Horses for courses of course but …….. if you are using each of these tents a lot, in all sorts of climates. It would be clear why the Allak costs what it costs

One is made by child labour the other by adults

Water drips down from the hood into the vestibule ... That's enough for me!!

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love your channel 😀

Thank for the video, i live in Indonesia, and we call Trig Point with Tugu Triangulasi in Indonesia, made by The Hollanders around 1850-1930, and right now i have a reaserch about the history of Triangulation in Indonesia..thank you..

Just purchased one of these. Do you find the inner mouth covering way too big when you the cords pulled tight? I t seems really uncomfortable to me.

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Love the slo-mo dog shots! What's he called?

Brilliant video. Great views, despite the weather. I've never seen water going over the dam in the flesh.

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Really good review, makjng clear all the differences where others just say "oh, the Naturehike is a copy of the Hilleberg". Think I land in the same place as you, all the differences you highlight are really signs of the superb quality of the Hilleberg, but I just couldn't justify the price premium.

I’m pretty sure they are both greatly beneficial.

My dog prefers dirty over clean water as well drives me bananas. Even at home shell leave her filtered water in the bowl until it collects dust and drink the puddle water out back

The only tent reviewer who actually knows a thing or two about real winter tents

Just wondering if you’d still recommend this? Thanks

Are they standard or narrow fit? I've just seen the marine blue pair on Mammut site for £90 reduced from £150.

Lean Low is right next to our farm 😂😂 hope you asked my permission 😂 & Parsley hay trig about 1 mile away. Me and my better half finished the 88 last year. Edale Moor being the last. It's an excellent challenge. We have bagged over 600 throughout the country. Excellent explanation of the trigs.

Bin the Wife and Buy a Hilleberg , you wont regret it and you can thank me later ...

I've got an oex one, ultralight weight flammable as f*** don't have a fire anywhere near one

I'm looking for something to keep me warm in this cold weather, is this warm enough as it looks thin?

at the end of the day, youre really paying for wind resistance in the hilleberg, the naturehike will stand up to most things the hilleberg will with the exception of high winds.

One Tent and a better Tarp... 👎

Had a 3 season Wild Country Tent flattend in a 80mph forcast storm, got hillebergs ever since then , 8 of them. Price is your main citeria, safety is mine , plus will potentially save money as wont have to repair damage tents or replace tents due to bad weather or UV degredation. Seam sealing and reproofing is also a hassle I can do without.

What is your height and chest size sir ...I want to buy a jacket too

Excellent a bit for wiping your nose, I'm gettin a pair.

Excellent Jacket, We don't have many options here in India when it comes to these things, but decathlon has become my go-to place for sports and other identical things.

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Longstone moor which is close by, has also got a damaged trig on it, maybe the local farmer wanted to rip them down, great vlog by the way.

It’s $99 in the US

Great review. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing this video, I live in Barnsley south yorkshire and the peak district is on my door step (almost) done the three peaks this year and looking for my next challenge, so this will be it for 2024 😀

Hilleberg!!!

Nice review! How is sizing?

Hiking is one of my favorite things to go!

Great chain Rob , would love to know what you wear over your socks , heres why. Since April i bought a pair of waterproof Gillets shoes . I shoukd of taken them back as soles started to come away after a month as the water got in. Next was a pair of waterproof goretex Mirrells ,i took them back to blacks and exchanged for another pair as they leaked water. Took the second pair back snd got s refund. Next was a pair of Adidas Terrex waterproof walking shoes. Again they leaked water in a heavy downpour. Back to Sports directs and this time a pair of waterproof karrimor boots. On a late night dog walk they got so wet in the rain that around 10mil if water poured out of each one . They too will be returned next time in town. Rob , im sure im not the only walker who goes out all weathers , the only boots i have that are waterproof are ex army Mendls and Brashers , both which are heavy. Can anyone recomend s lightweight ,fabric shoe or boot to wear with a budget of £130

I bought the same knife plus the sharpener from victorinox, which is great for all knifes.

There is no such thing as bad weather , just bad clothing ! This gaiter looks great and what a brand !! I had a pair of Sealskins socks which lasted a year's ., shame that Sealskinz can't make the first waterproof hiking shoes that actually keep your feet dry in heavy rain and wet grass. .

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Thanks Rob 👍Enjoyed watching .

I love this. So true!

Definitely don’t want socks that are just around the ankle line , you would end up rubbing on your boots.

Hi Rob, I actually did it. Started on the road at the bottom of Mam Tor then went towards Lose Hill. Other way from you. 21.69 miles. 14hrs 47min. I was physically and mentally exhausted at the end but a hike I thought I could never achieve. I enjoyed rewatching this vlog of yours. I can't believe it took you 7hrs.😮

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Congrats on 1k 🎉🎉🎉

Why would any one want to camp in snow or in a storm? Campings meant to be a bit of fun. Well actually for me, its a means to an end as I do it fish remote lakes. I think people take things too seriously.

I don't think you're evaluating completely correctly. Because there are so many points of view. The size of your monthly salary is essential. Number of expected overnight stays. The environment in which you will sleep. Whether you will carry the tent on your back, attach it to a bicycle, or drive to the sleeping place by car. The number of rainy days at the location is determined. The surface on which you will sleep, the floor, is always sensitive to cuts. Air humidity in places where the tent is used. It can also happen to you that you go to places where people are not as rich as in your country, Hilleberg can then attract thieves. Specifically for me: I bought several tents of different brands. Each for a different use. I like to try new procedures, so it doesn't just happen to me that I sleep in a tent for more than 70 nights. That's why Naturehike is in my hands immortal.