FireMaple Tropics 2 Person Backpacking Tent

[@BeccaWall2022]

The tent was very nice. Looking forward to your next adventure Tony. Love you all and God bless! Until next time happy camping! 😊❤️🏕️

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

Thank you Tony! This tent looks good to me! I guess for you and Mrs 2.0 you need either heavy duty sleeping bags or two cots! Can’t wait til you camp in it!❤️😀🇺🇸🙏

[@josephkelly9532]

Nice tent,can't wait to see you camp in it 😊

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Have a great day

[@buckeyebillkruger1983]

I enjoy tent camping versus hammock camping, feeling mother earth beneath you feels so relaxing.

[@AlpineWarrior550]

Hi Brother, Awesome review…‼️ So happy to see that you finally got a tent….. A very nice one indeed……. Good luck with it and Stay Strong 💪🏻 my friend…‼️

[@rsobe]

Very nice, can't wait to see it in an adventure

[@210outdoors2]

Nice tent Tony! Looks like a good one. Looking forward to seeing a trip out with it.

[@outdoorhappybrenda2573]

It seems that fire Maple has some pretty good products. Thanks for sharing.

[@outdoorhappybrenda2573]

Just checked out the website and you can get the ground sheet for free, I don't know for how long it didn't say.

[@FoothillsofAppalachia-nj6cq]

Hello Tony. That looks like a well made tent. I would rather have a hammock though. That ground is hard !🙂❤️✝️

[@randomadventures2.0]

I go camping with that so next Thursday's video will be me with the tent I am definitely a hammock guy

[@mdgonz66]

Looks like there is plenty of room. Its easier getting out of hammock vs getting up ground. A cot would be good. Enjoy it. Looks very nice Tony.

[@randomadventures2.0]

Yeah it is pretty spacious for a two-person tent definitely to get out of a hammock

[@Jayshipley701]

Tent stakes ? Should come with 14 great Ribeyes Steaks , Tony 😂😁😂😁

[@randomadventures2.0]

I know what you mean - I'd much rather have steak!

[@DAVexpeditions]

Hey Tony! It's almost hot tent camping season.

[@randomadventures2.0]

That's right, the cooler weather is coming!

[@TheNorthwestWind]

Tony in a tent? No way

[@randomadventures2.0]

I know right I just did a camping at last night

[@darlenegood]

I thought guys don't read instructions...lol. Looks like a cool tent. Can't to see you use it. Waterproofing should be a standard. You are camping out in nature for petesake.

[@randomadventures2.0]

Lol it was a picture diagram

[@bobclark7211]

Looks like it’s roomy enough for a cot.

[@Butteredsausage77]

connecting over from Skeeter...this is any fin is possible...my other account though...

[@randomadventures2.0]

Hey buddy thanks a lot I didn't recognize the name at first but now I do Any Finn is Possible

[@Wolverinemark]

This is a cheap version of the legendary MSR hubba Bubba, this tent is Much heavier and cheaper in both craftsmanship and materials Thanks for the review definitely going to be buying some fire maple products in the future. Just not this.

[@randomadventures2.0]

Oh that's very interesting my friend thanks for your input I'm not very well-versed on tents since I'm mainly hammock camper so it's good to hear some of your expertise and I have been quite impressed with their products like I said I believe this is their first ever tent

[@denniskuenze659]

Oh no, are going to become a ground dweller? I’m sticking with a hammock.

[@randomadventures2.0]

No it will be very slightly used because I love my hammocks however in several situations I might have to like that Arizona desert camp no trees out there

[@randybeeson3424]

Too heavy at over 4 lbs for backpacking IMO. It's essentially a 1 1/2 person tent, unless 2 adults are in mummy bags with arms inside facing up. Looks like the quality is there but the big Firemaple brand on 2 walls is kinda much. Do not take Mrs. 2.0 camping in that, shell wake up Everytime you roll over and vice versa.

[@randomadventures2.0]

Definitely lighter backpacking tents out there especially if you use one of the trekking pole versions. As you know me I am still a very Avid hammock camper but I wanted to take a look at this tent and it is a bit much with the large fire maple on two sides of the rainfly. I have not camped out in it but I think my next Camp is going to be using this tent and I believe I'm going to have to take the cot not sure about just using an air pad we'll see how things go LOL

[@randybeeson3424]

@@randomadventures2.0 I'm with you on the hammocks I sleep waaay better. Made the mistake getting a so called 2 person Big Agnes years ago and it's too tight for 2. We now each have trekking pole Durstans Mid Xs at 2 lbs each for the few times we groundpound.

[@randomadventures2.0]

@@randybeeson3424 yeah the Big Agnes is a good one a lot of people use that one on the Appalachian Trail for their through bikes