Snugpak Bunker Tent Review

[@kevinlapp8182]

Have one of these and I love it. Recommend anyone purchashing a snugpak for the first time taking it out in their back yard and practice with it a few time so you get used to the system. Once you have it down it only takes a couple of minutes to get the fly up. One trick, take some orange (or whatever other color you like) and mark one corner of the inner tent and outer fly (on the inside) save a couple of minutes lining it up during set up.

[@livingsurvival]

or keep the lining on :)

[@CarolinaNightHunter]

You definitely have to make some marks to save time

[@ScottMcGillivraySnaplink]

I have used an old Eureka tent, similar to their El Capitan 2, for 10 years or more. It has a frame attached to the tent with a fly to cover. The problem is setting up everything in the rain. The advantage I see with the Snugpak is that you can shelter your gear on the grass without dragging water and mud into the living area right away. Thanks for a great review.

[@livingsurvival]

Right...if it's raining you are already wet most likely, the point here is so the inside of your tent is not wet while you setup.

[@AbideinChristSealed]

i like the neutral colors. What is it with all these bright colors on tents? Some people don't want to be found. lol

[@livingsurvival]

Greg Dale I agree. I like the greens and browns :)

[@AbideinChristSealed]

Living Survival I really want a realtree camo tent, but that's not gonna happen. I have some camo blind material I may use if I get this one.

[@livingsurvival]

Greg Dale Eureka makes a military tent i hear is good and it is camo.

[@AbideinChristSealed]

Living Survival 2 man looks interesting, and is affordable. Thanks!

[@simplisticirony5896]

REAL TALK

[@Jesusandbible]

The "stand alone" tent is becoming a fave of mine, for sure. Very versatile. Can even set it up in the street if necessary. But the price is often so high.

[@cdubs9918]

I have this exact tent. The only thing it doesn't have is a vestibule, but I fixed that by getting a small tarp and started using that. This tent is amazing and strong. No problems.

[@rickzolla4133]

Got my Bunker today. Can't wait to get it out in the woods. Thanks for the great review. You sold me!

[@livingsurvival]

Rick Zolla You will love it, just took mine down after a month outside in the cold and snow. Not a scar on it.

[@stephenharriau1406]

Practice at home first. Don’t do it in the dark for the first time.

[@TexasScout]

That looks like an exceptional foul weather tent. I am wondering what your suggestion would be for camping in South Texas where nighttime temperatures can exceed 90° and humidity's in the 90 to 80% range. That can't

[@livingsurvival]

big agnes or kelty are my top two tent mfrs.

[@wanderingcalamity360]

@@livingsurvival How would you say the snugpak holds up in foul weather, now that it's been a few years? I've heard that it's a rather squat tent and can be uncomfortable due to the low ceiling. Have you tried it in summer? Being a 4 season tent, I worry about how hot it might get. Like the OP, I'm in Texas, and we tend to be drowning in sweat and humidity more than freezing, so I'm wondering if this tent might be TOO warm for general Texas use? Please let me know your thoughts if you have time.

[@MultiOutdoorman]

Thanks for a peek at the snugpack tent. I would also add that its a geodesic design that is stable and self-supporting. So you can just unpeg it and quickly move it to another spot if the need arises. Thanks again.

[@gmolvera]

Hi Ben, when can we expect the overnight test video for this tent, it´s been a year since you made this.

[@enigma7146]

Yes please the update video

[@metaltrooper62]

Very cool! Great review. If you camp out in it during the winter what would be the best way to heat the inside if you had to?

[@livingsurvival]

The smaller the tent the warmer but in really cold a good sleeping bag with liner and down pad or wool blanket will keep you warm. In this one I am going to try a little UCO candle lantern and see if it warms it any.

[@adenkunz4747]

Use down bags and wear thermals

[@jasonmcdaniel7878]

Awesome tent! I like the room it gives you and how compact it is when rolled up. Looking forward to the overnighter in the tent vid.

[@livingsurvival]

Me too LOL

[@Artsartisan]

Several years ago, I owned a North-face "Sierra" A Frame Expedition Tent. It was a beautiful Tent which North-face no longer manufactures. I understand the next highet grade was a tent used by Sir Edmund Hillary. It was identical to the Sierra except that it had an opening in the floor in which to have a stove. I purchased the Snugpack Pack Bunker recently. I wanted a small four season tent and look forward to using it. I think I will be happy with the Snugpack but honestly, the Sierra North-Face was a beautiful tent. No exaggeration, I've set that tent up easily on evenings under dark sky when there was a new moon - a bare minimum of lighting. I think I could have set that tent up blindfolded! And it looked beautiful as well!

[@livingsurvival]

once you clip the liner to the fly you can setup the snugpak very quickly.

[@joash480]

can you attach the tub already so deploying and storing its always there? seems a hassle if they need to be separated.

[@YoSlushi]

You shouldn't as it allows the inner to catch against a piece of plastic attached to the outer and could damage it.

[@mbentley6]

In your opinion, which do you like best, the Scorpion, or the Bunker? I'm looking to buy a tent and these two seem to stand out the most.

[@DellagattaHD]

Another great tent review I bought the snugpak scorpian 2 about 3 weeks ago because of your review on it and I love it. Thanks so much for these videos

[@livingsurvival]

Awesome, great tents. I've used north face and marmot tents and fly first on these is much better...and no broken clips. Good deal for the money.

[@extorter]

this thing is super badass. the only thing im worried about is in extremely cold and windy situations. it looks like this tent would just let all kinds of air funnel in from under the fly. can you make any comments on that?

[@livingsurvival]

extorter The inside is a bathtub configuration so air gets trapped there. Some air is good to minimize condensation even in the coldest temps.

[@thehauntedfisherman1792]

+Living Survival i was thinking the same thing.. it looks a little drafty?.. thanks for responding to extorter. my question was answered.. looks like a good tent!

[@tHaH4x0r]

Awesome video! Considering this tent, after my last tent from Nordisk (Oppland 3) decided to leak the first time it saw rain.... From what I see the Snugpak tents seem much sturdier built. I have one question which isnt super clear from the video. Can you unzip the opaque material from the front door of the inner tent, to make it fully mesh? Mostly asking this because that Nordisk tent had subpar ventilation, and in hotter climates I would have appreciated a bit more ventilation at times. If this tent doesnt have any mesh on the door its probably too closed off for the hot climates. Also, after all these years (8!!), how are you liking the tent after (I assume) a lot of use?

[@OH8STN]

Thanks for sharing. I would really like an ultra-lightweight expedition tent for my radio operations. These both look rugged and well made, but what about the weight?

[@livingsurvival]

7.5 lbs.

[@livingsurvival]

***** I believe all those specs are on their website.

[@adenkunz4747]

Too heavy

[@benterwellen]

looks great, would like to see some actual bush time with it, to see how it holds up. ty for sharing

[@livingsurvival]

Planning on it ;)-

[@lavvuwildcamper]

@@livingsurvival When Ben ? I'm just wondering if this Tent is for me or not ? It looks pretty good so far 👍👍

[@anthonykelly5]

Great review so 9 months later how is the tent fairing out was it worth the money.btw can it be pitched all in one.thanks.

[@richschwartz8004]

Looks like a nice tent, but do you think you could sleep 3 adults comfortably? Thanks for sharing.

[@livingsurvival]

Rich Schwartz 2+ is what I call it LOL. Maybe if you snuggled.

[@thehauntedfisherman1792]

Hey Ben! I watched this vid last night.. and i thought about it all day. What a great tent! Let it rain, let it snow.. I'd feel safe and good to go! i really like the extra room.. but, the main thing is that i would feel safe pitching this one on the side of a mountain when the weathers coming! great job.. keep the vids coming! i really like the idea that if ya' wanna' go ultra you can just bring the fly.. looks like a very strong tent.

[@mishawakapost2681]

Wish I'd have had something like this in the Army. It takes up about the same space as the canvas shelter half that I was issued.

[@damaddjamaican]

Can you please speak on the dimensions of the tent size, weight and most importantly cost? Great video thanks

[@livingsurvival]

+Gary Bennett check their website for latest price and dimensions.

[@DeepSouthExperience]

I do like the separation of the fly and tub design, in theory at least. I can see advantages. TC/SS - S

[@PaulBuikema]

Just watched this one again, still looking at this tent for my next major purchase, did you ever pull off an overnighter with video Ben?

[@jamesdean7125]

the Scorpion 3 pretty much the same thing without the extra door. I like that the Scorpion 3 has storage area though

[@TomKirkman1]

Seems like you could install the inner portion and just leave it installed, so when you erected the tent the next time you get both at the same time.

[@livingsurvival]

Yes you can.

[@patrickalaggio3560]

Have you ever had this tent out in the winter with a foot of snow on it? I know snow makes an excellent insulation barrier and I was wondering if the design could take the load?

[@sactwnrob]

Do they make one that takes a wood stove?

[@jakobw135]

Does the INNER (tent) portion come in different COLOURS, and not just funeral BLACK? Is the tent also WATERPROOF?

[@livingsurvival]

As far as I know just black.

[@XjDrZ]

I like the tent for the ease of portability for a BOB and the likes, I just don't feel like it would provide a good draft free tent....have you looked at Pinnacle Tents? I use them when I'm Jeep wheeling/camping.

[@livingsurvival]

RedBeard109 Really need the draft in the winter for ventilation and keeping the condensation down. I'll check those out!

[@PaulBuikema]

Good review video, whats your feel on long term durability of the floor materials? Most campsites I am in are packed gravel or roots and sticks, almost never a nice flat grassy patch that you showed.

[@livingsurvival]

I could see it puncturing if not careful. Durable but not stick or sharp rock durable. I usually put down a sol survival tarp/blanket under if I need extra durability.

[@PaulBuikema]

Living Survival Thanks for the info! I will do the same with a small tarp of sorts.

[@livingsurvival]

Paul Buikema the great thing is using it without the liner in the summer.

[@shaunthompson]

were is the over nighter for this tent like to see a winter test like you did with the scorpion

[@robertsbushcraft]

Loved the video! I have always been a big fan of Snugpak! Is the Bunker tent lighter than the ICS2000? The ICS2000 is about 7 pounds. - Gabriel

[@livingsurvival]

+Roberts Bushcraft what is the ics2000?

[@MisfitGamingOfficial]

+Living Survival The ics2000 is a military tent from a company called Eureka Innovations. (eurekamilitarytents.com)

[@robertsbushcraft]

+Roberts Bushcraft It is a great one man tent used by the military. I have one and have a couple videos up on it. The newest video is the best.

[@senshieB13]

The inner Tub insert, is it strong enought to handle the Helinox Cot Camp One without tearing the material (low profile legs - 6")? Thanks.

[@literaryartist1]

Love it. I just ordered it yesterday on Amazon after watching this vid...Im excited

[@livingsurvival]

awesome, enjoy.

[@DrDennis]

How you liking your Bunker tent Luis?

[@ShinerBockGirlz]

I regret to inform you.....but Lewis was eaten by a bear last week while camping......RIP........

[@hisservant2532]

ShinerBock2007 bullshit

[@literaryartist1]

Sorry for the late reply but the Bunker is full proof. I was out in the NH outdoors through rain and warm weather. so far held up like a champ with virtually no condensation and excellent airflow. Def a great buy and recommend it

[@Farad152000]

Never tried winter camping will this tent keep you pretty warm coupled with the appropriate clothing and sleep gear?

[@livingsurvival]

+Farad152000 smaller the better in winter.

[@patricelacroix8049]

Hey says the Canadian ! It's being a while since you post, but i have a question ...why the price variation on the different model like the scorpion 3 or 2 as well for the bunker is it in the quality or fabric, wheat, i don't naught i'm on the market for a 4 season, and still looking Hellyberg to expensive so may be you could enlighten me, or other product. Pat from montreal P.S. Sqeeze my french ok ciao

[@tracyjamestavares3255]

Could ya show it w/ the rainfly on top ? . Woulda used Campdry on that after set up

[@livingsurvival]

+Tracy James Tavares the rainfly is on the top

[@OhioPrepperOne]

I have the snugpack cave which is a very warm tent for winter camping, it’s just a pain in the ass to setup, this bunker looks like it’s also painful to setup as well. I’d sure like to find a tent for 3-4 people that is one piece and free standing and can be assembled in 5 min or less. Any ideas?

[@dahartman88]

Looks like a cool tent. Hopefully it holds up!

[@livingsurvival]

Derek Everyguy If it holds up like the Scorpion2 I am sure it will!

[@Survived4Real]

L.V. - that would be great. Thanks for prompt response. I noticed you said you've set it up fly & inside already assembled? I was curious if there was noticeable difference in pack size when folded up already attached together? vs. folding it up separately? Either way, I think you have a hell of nice tent set up. For the high quality you're getting, I think the price is worth it, especially when you compare it to similar tents in same price range. " you get what you pay for " and it's not worth being Penny Wise & Dollar Foolish when it come to your shelter, be it survival or just a week in the backwoods. Just my opinion. Great review. Wm. ~

[@livingsurvival]

Wm. Sturman Agreed. No it packs the same size but its not enough different when separated to bother with it or put them in two bags with two people etc. The poles you could off on to someone else in the group though.

[@SailorsMrs86]

I'm not seeing a follow-up review of this in your videos. I'm curious as to how it held up when you actually slept in it.

[@livingsurvival]

SailorsMrs86 Holds up fine. Never did a follow up since I sleep mostly in hammocks now.

[@whitter86]

Curious...why the double grommet?

[@bikerdodge]

You can also leave to two parts connected and pitch in one.

[@livingsurvival]

Yep ;)

[@rickcaldwell6174]

I have the Scorpion 2 and like it, for the most part. The only draw back for me is the fact that I am 6'2". Wish they would be a lil longer to where my feet are not pressed up against the end. Other than that, LOVE it.

[@livingsurvival]

Rick Caldwell Yeah it's definitely more like a 1+ person tent. The bunker doesn't have that problem but no vestibule.

[@jamescarmean2701]

Very nice quality tent. Reminds me of my camo, goretex 3 man tent I bought from Early Winters. MANY similarities but since it was goretex no rain fly. They no longer make the EW tent. This one looks excellent but I bet it is only a 3 season tent with all of that mesh. Would be great in a rainy environment. Nice presentation.

[@livingsurvival]

***** thanks for the comment.

[@Storyideas81]

can you leave the two parts attached? it seems like it would be a pain to do that every time.

[@livingsurvival]

yes you can.

[@bartrichard75]

Morning Ben. Where is the best bang for my buck when purchasing Snugpak products, in particular the SJ 6 or SJ 9 jacket?Any retailers that carry Snugpak in your immediate area? Cheers/ RJ ( met you in the woods)

[@livingsurvival]

+Richard Bart check proforce equipment website for dealers and then shop price. they are a UK company so a little leg work is needed. I have reviewed almost their entire product line. not the super highest quality but very worth the price.

[@lavvuwildcamper]

Where is the Update Video ?

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

Can the inner be left attached to the outer to speed the set up process?

[@livingsurvival]

+TurtleWolf Pack it can, that is the beauty of it.

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

Living Survival good to know, thank you.

[@ke6ziu]

I bought one... it's a good tent, but you'd better pay attention when setting up the bathtub!

[@tjzulu1]

Great review...ordered mine earlier this afternoon after watching a couple of reiviews for this tent and the Scorpion2 and 3 tents!!

[@livingsurvival]

+zulu nice ;)

[@tjzulu1]

+Living Survival Gonna go up to Hangin' Rock in the Blue Ridge Mountains to test it out!!!

[@mrl1970]

vide excellent as usual American friend, a question, stud serves as four seasons as it is Argentina, in Patagonia very cold makes me interested in that package you advise me to Comprala greetings and as always showing good teams successes

[@hayesvernon3378]

would the bunker be recommended over the scorpion?

[@ColHatley]

Due to your knowledge and expertise, I think I have found the tent made for me... Thanks for sharing

[@Phantasmos]

Once interior is set, does any light from inside out?

[@livingsurvival]

+Phantasmos light?

[@michaelfabian2401]

Hey Ben, I'm a tall man coming in at a little over 6'3 and about 190lbs. I really want to go ahead and purchase this tent on Amazon. But I'm reading a lot of reviews, and people 6'0 are complaining about the head/foot room...?? Do you personally think I would be able to fit, with my pack and a second camper in this tent? I hope so, I really dig this tent and I'm ready to buy lol. Please, if you think it won't be a good fit for me, could you possibly recommend one to me? Thanks man!

[@livingsurvival]

+Michael Fabian It might be a little tight unless you sleep in the middle which is the longest part. Should be ok. Buy it on Amazon and then return it if not is what I would do.

[@michaelfabian2401]

+Living Survival Thanks for your advice man! You are 100% right, with the return policy on Amazon, a person could NEVER go wrong ordering whatever, trying it out, and even sending it back if need be lol. I cannot wait to get my hands on this Monster, very excited to take it out this winter! Thanks again man!

[@thegoodguy7978]

Buy a bigger tent

[@tonyquartermain8610]

Ben do you a website store? there's a pack you did a review on I think you said you were selling them I want to see how much I'd buy one... I can't remember the name of the pack and I can't find the review

[@BK33REVIEWS]

After watching all your vids gonna go with the scorpion series thanks so much , great reviews truly helped me make my decision

[@FoxFleet]

Vents allow precipitation splash/blow into the actual tent. IF the temp. drops can mean ICE on and IN the actual tent as well as the 'rain-fly'. Northface Rock 32 is also bad about this.

[@livingsurvival]

Fox Fleet Vents allow ventilation to reduce condensation on very cold nights.

[@FoxFleet]

Living Survival - The outside is visible from high up while inside the tent. this is the GAP or where precip splashed into or under the rainfly and into the tent. Froze the rain-fly and tent doors. I did NOT have a gfood experience with this equipment.

[@dazwildoutdoors.3782]

i have a scorpion 2 and it was raining ,it looked like lots of water/rain or condensation on the inside...is this normal?

[@orlandoguevara4902]

How would you describe the space? Looking to get this for 2 people

[@christophercutugno7560]

Not to sound ignorant, but why is this tent any better than an all weather, self contained (floor attached) tent I can buy at Target for $50-$100?

[@livingsurvival]

Materials, poles, zippers, mesh, stitching. You pay for what you get in tents.

[@christophercutugno7560]

+Living Survival thanks .....

[@PlanetRibooted]

Also most self contained tents also tend to build up condensation REALLY badly in cold weather. Contrary to what most people would assume, you NEED ventilation in the winter months, much more so than the other three seasons, in order to expel the moisture from your breath/ body heat.

[@simonvance8054]

Love it, I’ve become a huge fan of Snugpak gear, great brand! They need to bring their tents out also in coyote and multicam.. thanks Ben

[@heavymetalzombie4754]

The cool thing about the Snugpak tent is the stakes can double as lethal weapons.

[@JelloFluoride]

I DO like the vent system. I dunno if the bunker style is for me though.

[@BBBA_]

What is a bunker tent ?

[@lancedooley7558]

is there any thermal blocking tents?

[@BlakkHalo]

Awesome video and that tent sure does look cool. Thanks for sharing!

[@mturner0111]

how would this tent compare to the ionosphere?

[@MichaelWilson-xj4wz]

What keeps the critters out?

[@aryehkatan656]

has it been tested uder heavy rain? it seems light...

[@livingsurvival]

+Aryeh Katan I left it setup outside for over a month and checked it when pouring rain, dry as a bone.

[@stevenwilgus8982]

I watched your video, liked what I saw both product and what your points were: as a direct result of your review, I bought this tent.

[@a13x916]

how do u like it after 3 years

[@seanbeasley2894]

Man i really enjoy your videos i have made some improvements to my EDC and bug out bag also have developed a bug out emergency bag just for the car, please keep up the good work.

[@livingsurvival]

+Sean Beasley thanks for the comment Sean.

[@Ronnyscott62668]

thank brother im buying this, could you recommend the best place to get it

[@livingsurvival]

+Ronny Scott amazon

[@timl659]

Where do I get this tent?

[@tamaguy721]

Good review Ben, whats the price point on this?

[@livingsurvival]

$269

[@redapple3256]

Any comparison related to snugpack scorpion v bunker?

[@livingsurvival]

I’ve done videos on both.

[@redapple3256]

@@livingsurvival I saw both videos. Love your reviews! You are our go to review guy whenever we are thinking of making any kind of outdoorsy or flashlight purchase! I couldn’t find the video you mentioned that you would make about taking the bunker out overnight like you did the scorpion.

[@tjzulu1]

So, now that I've had a chance to use it more than once or twice for a few days at a time, I will say it's an awesome tent and incredibly well made and easy to use. However, it is in no way a two person tent!! I'm 5'11" and 185 lbs and there was really only enough room for me and my pack...and that was kind of pushin' the envelope. As I stated earlier though, it's an awesome tent!!! You will not be disappointed owning it!!

[@livingsurvival]

thanks for the input. it is defiitely a two man for me but without a vestibule i agree limited space on the inside then.

[@russelllieser4226]

No vestibule?

[@clerus17]

Any Top tents for Survival backpack?

[@livingsurvival]

Really for a survival pack a good tarp would be best. Tents, any lightweight 2+ man tent would be good.

[@clerus17]

Thank

[@livingsurvival]

[@zepplyledson9622]

I really like the Scorpion 2 but I have 2 60lb. dogs that like to go with. I think the Bunker will be perfect. Thanks!!

[@livingsurvival]

+Zepply Ledson thanks for the comment and watching.

[@jackyenkel7264]

Looking for used seek outside tent for a hot tent I have wood stove

[@rickzolla4133]

Snugpak needs to make a footprint for this tent. I'll be buying one regardless.

[@livingsurvival]

What do you mean? The inner is a bathtub style with waterproof floor. No need for a footprint.

[@rickzolla4133]

Living Survival A footprint would provide added protection to the bathtub and be an excellent moisture barrier when only using the fly as a shelter. I realize it's not absolutely necessary to use the tent, but if Snugpak offered one I would buy one to further protect the bathtub of the tent, and to add additional insulation in cold weather. As I mentioned above, I'll be buying the tent, but will provide my own footprint......................I also wear suspenders and a belt. LOL

[@livingsurvival]

That makes sense ;)

[@concernedpatriot.2221]

great video, great product but unfortunately it's way over my budget. I've been looking for a small lightweight tent that I can strap to my get home bag and much cheaper, would greatly appreciate and suggestions. thanks for sharing

[@livingsurvival]

michael leon Well for a cheap shelter there are lot of options you can turn into a a-frame shelter similar to a tent. For a real tent hard to find something cheaper and still maintain a lightweight and quality construction.

[@concernedpatriot.2221]

i'll look into it. thanks

[@concernedpatriot.2221]

thank you for the advise. I'm in Miami, Florida

[@concernedpatriot.2221]

thanks, I have seen those and they look great for my needs.

[@livingsurvival]

lightweight is hard to find cheap

[@jasonsmith6408]

Very happy with it, can't wait to test it out.

[@jasonsmith6408]

UPDATE: I've used it several times now. Once in a foot of snow and once in 15°f. Stands up to the elements quite nice.

[@rockefelleragent1357]

If outside temp is say 20F what temp can it get inside the tent with one person? I'm just trying to get an idea how cold or descent it would be with winter temps...

[@equaliser2265]

I put ground pegs in first just to prevent the wind taking it before installing the polls.

[@faou666]

I don't see it being a 4 season tent maybe 3

[@briancerny3126]

lol. how many tents have you used???

[@livingsurvival]

a few...

[@diddleydadburn]

Great video. Very informative and excellent camera work.

[@livingsurvival]

Diddley dadburn Thanks for watching and the comment!

[@gusm1579]

Are the poles fiberglass?

[@livingsurvival]

Gus M aluminum

[@gusm1579]

Living Survival the man

[@gusm1579]

Living Survival lol thx man

[@FoxFleet]

Pitch the rain-fly first myth - you have to buckle the tent to the poles and that is easier as an outside task. Plus tents do perform better IF staked out, which is also an outside task. Guy-lines is an outside task. So...maybe you could let your gear start to dry off under the rain fly as you setup...IF the rain-fly AND tent didn't allow for blow and splash...

[@livingsurvival]

Fox Fleet First, thanks for the comment. Secondly you can leave the inner attached once you do it once making it really fast to setup. This tent was setup for over a month in near blizzard conditions without being guy'd out and didn't budge, nor did any "blow or splash" get in the tent.

[@FoxFleet]

Living Survival - Not my experience with this style tent. Actual ice on the mesh and frozen places inside the tent. My sleeping mat saved me as the tent really did not. Blowing rain, turned quickly to freezing-rain/sleet. Mini-ice storm. Due to freezing we did NOT want to shelter under trees that could be dropping broken limbs or deadfall onto us. Rain splashed once the vents were guy'd out. Doors became ice on both the rain-fly and tent...and into the tub...

[@GearReviewDepot]

Real nice tent! I'm liking the color as well. Looking forward to hearing about it after you use it a few times.

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Good review. That is a great tent. With the ability to use only the fly as cover to lighten your load love it. Overall nice system. Thanks.

[@livingsurvival]

Opal Preston Shirley Yes, great feature for sure.

[@RESlusher]

I'm diggin' the SnugPak Bunker! Something else to put on my Christmas list! :)

[@livingsurvival]

Richard Slusher :)

[@MichaelCrawford42]

Would it be safe for me to operate my jetboil in this tent? Do you find enough room from floor to ceiling for maybe a small flame or another way to cook?

[@livingsurvival]

Michael Crawford I wouldn't use a flame inside a tent with a floor. if you set it up without the inner portion (fly only) you could use a small flame or jetboil.