A Very Very Unusual 4 Season Tent - OneTigris Nebula Tent First Look

8 Poles?
Doesn't Keep the Bugs out?
What I have today is one of three new 4th season tents from OneTigris which they are referring to as the Black Tigris Series.
This is the Nebula Tent and it is certainly not what I expected
Link : www.onetigris....
...
Merch Store :
Want to support TOGR, buy a shirt, hoodie, hat, etc.
Merch Store : the-outdoor-ge...
...
Links :
Additional Links :
Camera Gear :
- Sony A7IV : amzn.to/3vWtLHR
- Sony 20mm 1.8 Lens : amzn.to/3AcFq80
- Sony 35mm 1.8 Lens : amzn.to/3BFs8iZ
- SIRUI Carbon Fiber Travel 5C Tripod : amzn.to/3BEahZX
- Batteries : amzn.to/3geFtG5
- Rode VideoMic Pro Plus Mic : amzn.to/3iZMqMO
Clothing :
- Fjällräven Vidda Pro Ventilated Pants : amzn.to/3ytuwYw
- Old Navy Shirt : oldnavy.com
- Vasque Juxt Multi-Sport Shoes : amzn.to/3DbNTK9
- Darn Tough Socks : amzn.to/3mx20A5
- Arcteryx Conveyor Belt : amzn.to/3QSnzsi
- Helikon-Tex Windrunner Windshirt : amzn.to/3CaTJdE
- Smartwool Merino Wool Hat : amzn.to/3feJv0Y
- IO Merino Wool Mask : No Longer Available
- Knit Gloves Base :
- Permethrin for Clothing and Gear : amzn.to/37V3FvQ
- Kershaw Cryo II Folding Knife : amzn.to/2Sej6aD
- Garmin Instinct Solar GPS Watch : amzn.to/3GvkPMC
- Oakley Sunglasses : amzn.to/2WcOGYm
If you purchase anything from the links above, you will be supporting the channel through a small commission on Amazon. Thank you for the support and remember, TOGR is 100% Agenda Free.
....
100% Agenda Free :
This channel is Agenda Free and is fully supported by the viewers.
Support TOGR through Patreon : / togr
or
Support TOGR through KZbin : / @theoutdoorgearreview
...
Nebula Tent Details :
As mentioned, with these new series of tents, there are three models;
The Stella
The Nebula
The Cometa
With these shelters, they are 4th season tents meaning that they are going to excel in cold weather conditions.
Person : 2
Doors : 2
Included :
Stuff Sack
14 Tent Stakes
10 guy lines
8 Aluminum poles - 2 4.1ft, 2 5.2ft 4 tent frame poles
Detachable footprint
Materials :
Fly - 40D Silicone treated Nylon with single-sided silicone coating
Inner - 40D Nylon
YKK Zippers
68D Polyester Footprint for the Black version. The Multicam Version comes with a 150D Oxford Fabric footprint
Waterproof Rating : 3000mm HSH
Dimensions : 13.1ft by 7.8ft by 5.2ft
Confirm Measure in Video
Folded Dimensions : 22” long x 8” wide
Weight : 12.7lbs
Colors : Black and Licensed Multicam
Price : $270 for black, $780 for the licensed Multicam
Features :
Reinforced Stitching at all points
Windows / ventilation
Of the Black Tigris Series, the company claims that the Nebula is the Sturdiest of them all
Made for overlanding and even Motorcycle trips
Designed for all types of weather
Room for 2 campers or 1 cot (confirm)
Double Peak
Mesh Entrance
...
Web Site : www.theoutdoorg...
Come Join Us on Facebook, Twitter Instagram :
Facebook : / 281509538652229
Twitter : / outdoorgearrev
Instagram : / theoutdoorgearreview
Vero : vero.co/theout...

[@christophertate6453]

It's a no-go for me. Gotta have a floor. Where I camp in Central Louisiana, way to many things that bite, sting & slither that are poisonous.

[@thetruereview6780]

Spot on.

[@chosenone8657]

The best real true gear review channel out there. I always send people to this channel for camping and hiking gear questions when asked if I don't know. Following for years, keep up the great work. Thank you

[@WardenWolf]

One thing to remember is you don't really have to deal with much in the way of bugs in the type of winters where you would need a 4th season tent. Mosquitoes are all gone, and even ants are rare. Once you're down below 50 degrees Fahrenheit bugs are largely a thing of the past.

[@deffidb]

This tent is actually a successor of the Onetigris Solo Homestead that I purchased 2 years ago. I didn’t see any different from the previous one except the door frame that is now has became a lot more easier to be installed. I’ve used the previous version during summer and winter and it works great. Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance to try it on a rainy day. 😅😅

[@deffidb]

If you want an inner tent, it is being sold separately. The product called Mesh Inner Tent and it’s only for one person. So I agree if this tent is a biker tent because you’ll sleep inside the mesh inner tent beside your bike inside the tent.

[@STho205]

In the Army we called that a Baker Tent. An old design of a tall A frame standard canvas tent, but the side(s) lift up to provide a sun and rain fly. Usually this was some form of service provision tent. A medic station, a supply rack, a mess station on manauevers to draw from. I think it goes back centuries in the British Army.

[@davidcolinstillman5585]

HI LUKE 👋 THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT ON THIS TENT ⛺ PLENTY OF VENTILATION LOOKS LIKE WITH THE BIG DOORS . CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW IT DOES WITH RAIN & WIND . MAYBE LONGER TENT STAKES ⛺ 🤔 BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏

[@chrishengeveld6117]

Exactly... color code the poles, color code the guide lines since they are different lengths... yet if your are prior military.. "dont sweat the small shiat".. get er done...lol.. still watching Luke, lets see how it holds to weather... i think your "Lone Wolf Mountain" weather review will test this tent to its max.... make it "happen Cap'n".. 😎👍

[@1984supersteve]

It seems to me that it would make a grat living/sitting area, for when you make a longterm camp. A couple of chairs and table, with sleeping tents close by.

[@davedeiler2072]

This tent looks like a modern version of the old frontiersmen canvas Bakers Tent. Not exactly a replica. But the look is familiar.

[@michaelhammontree9389]

This looks basically like a more waterproofed solo homestead in black. It’s the same dimensions and sets up the same. I don’t love the no inner, being that in GA we have mild winters. But, this would be perfect for cot camping which is what I’m looking for. Can’t wait for the test night to see how waterproof!

[@rickharkema3911]

I dig it. Different isn’t all bad! 3 season tent for me in South Dakota.

[@TheMargarita127]

You had me at ‘Distinguishate’ 😂

[@Hunting_Grt_whiteNorth]

Looks like a worthwhile fall motorcycle tent to be combined with a cowboy bedroll so no floor is necessary!

[@SoldierMed68W]

Instructions are on a tag sewn into the zipper of the bag, at least they are on my solo homestead. There’s a handful of inner mesh tents designed to be used with their bottomless tents. I have the inner mesh 01* and the solo homestead groundsheet, haven’t had a chance to put it through a real soaker yet though. Good first look though!

[@tinymetaltrees]

Helpful, thanks!👍 I’ll look for those inners.

[@iduswelton9567]

Very interesting tent option - there's a lot of thing u could use it for - say a substitute for a tarp by putting ur one man tent inside this tent -

[@WindinyourSails]

I have the one Tigris solo homestead tc which is basically the same tent but the material is polycotton, comes with a canvas ground sheet. There is also stove jack. One Tigris have an inner for this tent with bathtub floor and good fine mesh. Instructions for setup were sewn in to the canvas carry bag with mine. First time setting up was different but once you have done it once it goes up really quick. If you are not bothered about weight I would go for the canvas homestead version as canvas has so many more advantages over the lighter weight fabrics. Thanks for the initial review

[@outdoorsfan4179]

Supposed to come with a detachable floor on website specs. I like that idea, when using cots and chairs inside. You say "vestibule", it is more of an "awning," and you want to use one awning positioned away from the wind direction. Website also refers to it as a "porch" set up. Looking forward to your next test review on it in the rain. Three season use for me, not summer, too hot.

[@rgonzo1979]

Me no like...no inner means no protection. Again...no bruno. Thanks for the review Luke. Best wishes!

[@jamesellsworth9673]

The Nebula is a 'shoulder season' tent if your rain testing holds up. I PREFER tents with a substantial tub floor and bug netting. Add-on flooring and bug netting never did appeal to me.

[@mpmansell]

but you wouldn't want them if you were bringing a motorbike in with you during the winter, which is what I believe this tent is designed for

[@michaelshaw8370]

One modification would be using a UV resin probably luminous possibly in two different colours or combination of lines dots. To indicate exactly what sections of poles go together. Certainly an unusual design, with its own quirks and situations that make it a viable option. Possibly good for use in conjunction with a quad bike , 4X4 or pickup.

[@sticktoyourdrums8177]

This is the review I’ve been waiting for.

[@couchcamperTM]

preview ^^ ;-)

[@leoisso7033]

It´s interesting to see this tent and I´m thinking about buying it. Not for use as a regular tent but for fishing. It might seem strange but in Germany it´s forbidden to just go out and sleep outside in a tent, you could end up with a pretty high fine. A tent is any structure that has a roof AND a bottom. This only has a roof so it´s not considered a tent by German law, it´s just "wheather protection" which means I can set it up anywhere even in cities and fish for more than just a day. And it´s way smaller than the usual stuff that´s used around here.

[@TheWestlandgirl]

Then buy any tent you want and cut the floor out.

[@DustinRea]

I like this tent. Needs a stove jack. Or a zip/vecro wall curtain with a door and a stovejack to hang off the vestibule. I could see myself using this for a 2 week fishing camp. I would have called it the "Ahsoka Tano"

[@Da93teg87]

Look into the onetigris homestead tc. It's this same tent with a canvas material and stovejack. I have it and love it with my pomoly stove. Only downfall is it's a heavy tent. But it retains heat very very well even after the fire burned out

[@yurrryurrr1463]

Yea I’m pretty sure I speak for everyone we will pass on this tent

[@benterwellen]

I agree, no way would I buy this..

[@chrismoore600]

Yep if I have to watch a video in order to set up a tent I'll pass.

[@RoyaleWitCheese04]

Dilly dilly

[@p3ggy80]

I think it looks great. Winter base camp tent.

[@dannielsen1733]

I will buy 2

[@VendettaPtown]

I have this tent and once I figured out how to set it up I love it!

[@jballew2239]

Onetigris seems to be a bit odd about poles. I've got a "Tigersden" baker style, and it needed two little poles for the back vent. Not a huge deal, just made some out of sections of fiberglass rod. I remember seeing reviews where people were less than amused about the two little poles not being included.

[@Lacquay]

I own both the OneTigris Solo Homestead and Solo Homestead TC hot tent (same tent but in canvas and with a stove-jack)This appears to be the same tent as the Solo Homestead just in a different color. There might be another difference but I’m not seeing it. I have not used the solo Homestead yet, only the solo Homestead TC with stove jack. I have now used the TC version for two weekends in an area where it was cold enough that I needed to use my small wood stove at night. The first weekend my son, and I found that. while using The TC with a small wood stove, the tent truly is only big enough for one person plus gear and a dog but a second person with the stove inside the tent is just not realistic. As far as the tent without using a woodstove, it is absolutely big enough for two people on cots plus gear, maybe even a dog. I absolutely love this tent style after using it for two weekends in a row. I like being able to (at 6’1” tall) I can set up a regular camp chair and have plenty of head room. I have not had to set the tent I in the wind though. The wind did kick up to just over 20mph gusts one night and the tent held sturdy. Everything was staked down and guidelines were set and I had zero problems. I’m excited to see more of your findings with this.

[@bygeorge5152]

this tent would make a great ice hut or a storage tent to keep things dry like firewood!

[@RatdogDRB]

Electrical tape of different colors takes care of color coding the poles, or shrink tubing sounds better. M'be some model paint to match the pole colorings for the pole clips? Looks like you could make up a ridge line inside between the two tall poles, to hang wet gear, to hang a privacy screen, to support a bug net, many uses. Depending how it does in the waterproof testing, I like this one best of all three. Nice to have a dry place to site if you're limited by the size of your tarp, or in a place lacking trees to hang a tarp. I kind of like it, bigger tents give me the fizz more than tiny ones do... but then I'm 63 and not a little guy. Old men like comfort.

[@eddiespain2410]

The Tent Shape reminds me of a Coleman Tent which I owned in 1982 or thereabouts. One Trip with Snow and the Poles could not withstand 2 inches and they all snapped and collasped the tent... So I got my money back.... I do need a 2 Person Winter Tent...

[@marknovak2413]

Looking forward to your rain test. I've had a bad experience in a tent with a flat roof in a fairly wimpy rainstorm. Constantly had to push the roof up to drain the puddle that collected on it.

[@jackladny5864]

Thanks for your work. Strange type of tent.

[@robburnham4660]

I bought the OneTirgis cometa tent. I would say it to didn't have any instructions included. Ive used it twice now & I love it. Only negative is I cant stand up in it, but I knew that when I bought it. It has rained on me both times & no rain has gotten in.

[@MrMischief604]

I bought the Cometa, but was really tempted by the Nebula until I realized it only had a ground sheet and not a traditional floor. Looking at just how large it is now I probably could have been happy with the Nebula with some cots, but my concerns about possible bugs on the warm days / cold nights trips and also wind/water blowing in from beneath are what kept me out of the Nebula. The Cometa though... well I'm curious how that thing is going to handle condensation. I'll find out soon enough

[@craig2795]

Come back here and post what you thought of your Cometa once you’ve tried it out. Tempted myself with the Cometa.

[@tommoore2572]

@@craig2795 The Cometa really interests me too. I have a 2 man, but finding it would be nice to have gear and a little more headroom.

[@l4y2d0k]

I’d like to see how that handles snow load being a 4 season tent with a roof that appears to be pretty flat and if u hang anything off that hook in the center does that make the top point in and let water build up

[@scotbotvideos]

Looking forward to using this on the AT. Everybody will be dead jealous.

[@craig2795]

Totally reserving my judgement on this one. This is one of those where I really do want to see all of Luke’s testing and reviews beforehand.

[@mikegonsalves3450]

Seems to be a well built tent. I just think it would be a little too complicated for me. After a day of riding or off roading, the last thing I would want is to have to wrestle with my tent. That being said, I look forward to your test night of this tent. I know you’ll put it through its paces.

[@lorengrimes5293]

I LOVE that you review tents like this! However, I'll stick with my Lone Rider Moto Tent.

[@546Scott]

Definitely for motorcycle camping 👍🏼

[@KaiMirra]

I'm 2.5 minutes in and this already looks like a PITA. 😂

[@saber1able]

A tent without bug protection is pretty much useless where I live, unless you are cold weather camping but there is no stove jack, so that wouldn't work well here either.

[@musingwithreba9667]

well, if it's a "fourth" season tent, you generally don't need a bug net, depending where you are camping.

[@raynman67]

Well if I may make a an impression from the thumb nail alone, my first concern would be snow loading and wind, will check out your impressions later when I have time

[@jockmachaggis1080]

I can see the value in this tent as a base for being up in the mountains for a few days in any season. It’s clearly not a hiking tent but with room for a couple of camp beds etc inside it would be perfect. I would definitely add a groundsheet for the inside and a second set of door poles for summer use. As it can comfortably fit two people you could split the weight between you until you reach where you want to set up your base.

[@RSmith-td4ty]

That would be a great tent if everyone were welcome 🤗 to LWM, during the Fall ..

[@giftedfox4748]

It looks like they were aiming for motorcycle riders with this one. Luke already expressed that and as a rider there is some market for easy tents to carry on your rig. This one seems to be aiming for a lot more reasons you can use it than just one however. With no floor you can use it as an ice fishing tent. With all the guy line points you can try to use it in heavy winter (maybe). With the large door mesh you can use it for car camping as a small kitchen or eating area. Really, they seem to have spread thin so much that it is hard to pinpoint what this tent was really made for.

[@cindygauger6490]

I love that it’s bigger

[@21degrees]

I would use it for day use only - not overnight. I do not consider it to be a 4 season tent. But I do like it based on size and would put a chair on the inside, and it should be easy to clean with no floor.

[@johanvanbeek7138]

I think they are on to something here, it gives a lot of scope for customization in my opinion.

[@carltuckerson7718]

I saw this on their website and was wondering when you’d review

[@CPTVanderklok]

That's would be a decent 4wall tent for a hot tent. Or of I needed to work on a motorcycle in the rain that would be a great option considering the price a carport style garage thing would be around 5-600 and not portable.

[@chrisgeoss2543]

You're very thorough with your reviews. No I don't like this tent. I need mine with a connected floor. All the best brother!

[@kennethkilpatrick3758]

I got the small Tetra tent after your review. Super easy to set up. That's half the battle. If not most of it. Not worth the extra space when the difficulty goes way up.

[@freezinweasle1]

It would be my late fall/winter tent. I would tape and number all the poles. No instructions for such an intricate tent is not good. But at the price, it would be a good tent. Stay safe and God bless.

[@stuartmckenzie7543]

That's ridiculous to have no instructions for such a unique style of tent,, or should i say glorified tarp?..

[@raywood9413]

Good review as usual, but you said in the beginning of your review what this tent (tarp) is , you were right on the money. I have the tent , but I purchased it in mind of motorcycle camping (yes) a tarp would have worked just fine, but how I used the tent is cot inside, chair and table inside. The mesh is ok for insects, I love the tent tarp , l have used the tent several times , ( 9 pm to 9 am ) DO NOT USED AFTER OR BEFORE THESE HOURS IN THE SUMMER) you will cook, have not experienced any rain storms. I have a smaller version of this tent by another company , ( DD HAM****K ) tent tarp, I knew what I was getting into . You did a fantastic job on the tent and a 100% true, only 1 con $$$.$$ but you get what you pay for 4.5 stars You gave me an idea, when I’m out again see can I get my Harley Street Glide inside LOL

[@monaangeloutdoors514]

It is an interesting tent for rain camping or spring camping while still cool at night. Would be interesting to use a cot or a bivy inside and then some camp chairs and a table maybe 🎉

[@NorthGeorgiaSurvival]

I will be looking for a tent for motorcycle camping soon and... this is not it, unfortunately. The difficulty in setup and teardown makes it a no-go for me, plus there is the issue with the openings being on the wrong two sides. That'd make it difficult to get anything other than maybe a dirt bike in and out of there. I'm still gravitating more towards a tube type tent at the moment. One of those that packs down to about the size of a small spare tire, but even one of those might not be the best idea. Keep the good ideas coming, Luke. Great vids, as always. Thanks!

[@DikiciMotovlog]

Hey, Please let me know if you find a suitable tent for your trips, I am trying to find one myself.

[@rabenfuerst7332]

You might want to take a look at the lone rider mototent - it's big (bit over 4 meters long, 2 meters wide and high), weight is around 6.5kg if I remember correctly. Only negativ side: it's fairly big even if packed up (I think something around 60cm long and 30 in diameter)

[@NorthGeorgiaSurvival]

@@rabenfuerst7332 Yes, I remember seeing that review not too long ago. That's much more to my liking. So long as it can fit in a rucksack, it should do the trick. Saddlebags for the creature comforts and food!

[@DikiciMotovlog]

@@rabenfuerst7332 Thanks for your reply. I am considering that one, but I am trying to find smaller options that are with dark interior.

[@Jondus1]

Would be nice to see some bass pro/ cabelas gear reviews

[@TheSupermassive1]

have you ever used a Kodiak Canvas tent? Just wondering, I love mine. Car camping only but heavy duty, breathable, easy set up. Love your videos!!!

[@robkunzig5795]

Or the origional Springbar Tents! I'm now spoiled by LOTS of standing room for this 73" tall guy, not to mention lots of protected ventilation even when raining hard.

[@tactical-daddy]

Looks ideal for a TOC in the field

[@robbaia7248]

Id use it yr round. U will need a pole and tshirt 2 prop up the middle, esp during long rains and accumulating snow

[@skylerphoenix8880]

It looks to me to be more suited as a group gathering tent to use in bad weather. A mess tent that provides cover and keeps the rain out better than just a tarp or fly.

[@annettemalaski1967]

HI Luke! Use tape or colored nail polish to mark the indivudal pole sets. Yes, cord would have been nice, but colored tape or nail polish would do. Did you you put down the shoe for the tent

[@Funkteon]

That package for the folded up tent takes up more space than my size 2 Polish lavvu with Spanish Bushcraft Lavvu mod that creates exactly this tent shape, and a Polish Lavvu is made of thick and heavy canvas...lol

[@scottwood1953]

Great review, as always. Have you heard of Crua? They make some really neat looking stuff. Would be cool to see you review some of their stuff. Thank you

[@scooterhughes9118]

Funky tent to say the least!

[@janetburrows137]

It is a good looking tent. But I wish there was an inner tent to be honest. 😮

[@soniayoung7531]

Great review,thanks for sharing stay blessed

[@aday1637]

For me, there are 2 major flaws with this tent. First, I don't like the color. It doesn't match my fingernails. Then there's the thing with all the poles. I don't like poles. Better would be to include several helium filled baloons that could be connected to the outside to hold it up. It would make the tent a lot lighter too. As far as portability, this could easily be used for backpacking with the use of a drone to fly it to your location each night. Not sure if you missed that point.

[@kristenburkett4274]

The main thing for me would definitely be the lack of floor. I love puzzles and can figure things out pretty quick. But I definitely would want something bug and water proof. Cause it would probably be mainly used in summer for us.

[@STho205]

I like floorless tents myself if using a cot. Cots are hard on these bathtub floor tents...thus they recommend air mats. This appears to be a modern tent modified old army tent, especially with the two upright poles with through spikes and their finials (ball caps). However I have a 7x9ft canvas tent for those adventures that I've owned 27 years. I think without the poles mine is about 13lbs and much easier to erect.

[@SimpleLivingOkinawa]

If this came in a light color, same price as the black, it would be a perfect beach picnic/relaxing tent. I am not going to pay 600 dollars for a camo beach shelter, though. At the beach, you don't really need a floor because sand gets in no matter what you do, and there are not so many bugs, so the mesh it has is enough. Air flow seems good. My dog and I could spend all day in there, with a chair, table, his crate if he wants to feel safe, something to lay on - beach towel or I have a cot (which could be a combo chair-table). I take the car to my local beaches so don't need to worry about weight. But black? No thank you. One Tigris, please make a green or light colored one. Don't need camo at the beach.

[@scottcline8941]

Think this is more of a cot tent for me, and I would buy a inner bug mesh if I was to use in other seasons beside winter.

[@raygrubbjr525]

I guess you could get a tent inside of it and use it as a bit of extra coverage from the elements...if you want to go overkill....or as a separate shaded area at camp?

[@robertthompsonii6657]

Maybe some bug nets around the canopy?!

[@toddk1377]

Reminds me of my grandma's old coleman tent. It had three sets of poles to hold it up and several stake out points but not one point for a guide line other than what you may attach to a pole. It was a huge tent and not easy to set up. It was however a quality tent and I remember everybody borrowed it and used, it lasted for over 20 years before the zipper broke and some holes eventually developed throughout. For me, this Nebula tent wouod be a good over landing tent. That's the only time I bring the cot and some cots even have big net attachments. I'm curious if One Tigris plans to offer an inner seperatley for this tent like a smaller screen tent that uses the internal poles to set up inside 🤷. Imo, they should at least offer this and another model that has an inner or a floor at least, but in all honesty, I like the other models a little bit more.

[@traviskrotje4202]

Please do a rain test on the cometa asap. Anxious to find out how it does before I order

[@tinydancer7426]

Keeping your tent poles sorted? There is this handy stuff called tape. You can get it in different colors. So, you could put different colors on each of the groupings of poles. Or, you could use your handy dandy label maker to make coded labels for the groups of poles. Oh, and like Luke said, when you break down a pole, even with the labels, put them in their own bags ..... make sure to label the bags too. 🤭

[@ComandoWitty]

My 2 cents: As someone who loves setting up their tent at night, this tent looks extremely complicated. From (like you said) the un-color coded poles, to the amount of poles. That is a lot of poles for a 2 person tent. There are 8 poles in this tent (1:14) That's insane to me. I have a Coleman tent with a screen porch front and it only uses 3 poles and they are color coded. For a tent that you rate for 2 people, its way to big. like you point out (3:47). I love rustic camping and the bigger the tent, the harder to find good ground. That and the bigger it is, the harder it is to set up. A big turn off for me is the door. As shown at 5:20, if i want the door to be open, I have to get 2 additional poles and stakes to keep it open. This feels like an obstacle. Instead of maybe zipping open and close a door, I have to get out, take the stakes out, take the poles down AND (like you said earlier to prevent later confusion) put the poles away from getting mixed up. Such a hassle. I am someone who loves rustic camping, but I am not a fan when bugs want to snuggle up with me in my tent. Though not having a floor isnt an issue with m any people, I feel that for the price, you are paying more for less. Comparing it to my tent (which is about 40 bucks less), i get a floor, a screen room and instructions xd. Not having instructions to me feel like they're cutting corners to save. One of the my biggest key traits in looking for a tent is how well it can keep things like bugs and rain out. Like you mentioned earlier, the tent has unique, vertical poles. This gives it a weird shape. I am curious how the tent will compete in the rain. I don't know about you but having air flow/ventelation during the humidity is very important. So I don't see you getting any ventilation during the rain without opening the inward facing windows to soak you. I look forward to the rain test soon to come. Lastly, the color. Black is such a unusual color for a tent. Mostly bc the sun. You'll be baking in here. I will say, the tent seems to have excellent air flow with the doors. But at that point, it seems more like a shaded area than a tent. I would NOT buy this tent for these reasons. That is my 2 cents.

[@1991aj2]

Electrical tape could be used to help ID the poles.

[@alanosborne1947]

Springbar best tent ever Made In America!!

[@kathleenshoup2394]

I wish you both did a trip. with the tent some could get both views

[@getyourfitonproductions]

That would be good for winter camping when the bugs have gone dormant.

[@bushcraftone7240]

interestingly the linked webpage mentions this as a tent, yet in the description says a shelter NEBULA Camping Tent SKU CE-BHS11 Black Tigris Series Backpacking Shelter| 1-person or 2-person Outdoor Tent | 3000mm Waterproof Rating and not to be used in harsh weather conditions ● For longer shelf life, air out to dry after use in drizzle, and store the tent in a cool, dry place. Do not use in extreme weather conditions and environments.

[@mikeweber3441]

This reminds me of an older NatureHike set up. They have since updated it to be a cabin type inner with almost that same identical shape. In the older NatureHike version they also had no floor and it came with that same groundsheet you have there to put in it if you wanted it, but the NatureHike version also had an optional stove jack in the roof, which is why they kept the inner optional.

[@tinymetaltrees]

I think my peddling cart setup might fit in there…🤔

[@earndoggy]

Based on what I see, perhaps it's just camera angles, but it looks to me like it's not very rain shed-y. Seems as if rain would puddle on the top. No floor either, I prefer floors in tents.

[@truthlifefishing1730]

Luke will you be doing an "EXTREME HEAT" adventure this summer?

[@paulinerhodes5170]

Luke on the website it says it comes with a detachable floor. Maybe you should contact the company and let them know that you didn’t get one with your purchase. I have enjoyed you and Susie for a while. I don’t usually comment.

[@corradogiorgio]

It's time to put these tents on the rain test and see if they leak. This tent would be great for spring, summer, and fall camping.

[@Alexmontis3843]

I like the one tigris tent

[@alisonb4898]

For that price I’d want something that would stop the creepy crawlies

[@Sonja00]

I hate spiders and snake's 🐛 🐍

[@evelynb2644]

I'm with you on that, I'm further on down south...we have snakes

[@Sonja00]

Lol creepy crawlies

[@marjiecleveland]

Seems nice and I like the large size and dual vestibules, but no inner lining and no floor (as well as no instructions) means this won’t work for me.

[@ExploringAndMe]

I really wanne see a test of that naturehike canyon

[@lorrieexplores]

I could see winter hot tent applications if you sewed in a stove jack at the end. Too bad it’s not sold with that option included.

[@WARweezy]

throw some color onto the polls, however you like, that problem solved. still watching

[@darkfalhz]

I like the music. lol

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

Not really sure why you'd want this over a normal tent.. perhaps biking or motorcycle camping where weight isn't much of an issue? Bring something like the catoma ibns for inside?

[@paulinemary975]

Like tent 👍 bug inner👍