NatureHike Dune 7.6 First Impressions

[@Gerdien2000]

Thanks for this great review, especially the stove placement in the tent. 👍🏻

[@WolfmanOutdoors289]

You bet! Camping without inner, stove placement better without.

[@WolfmanOutdoors289]

Glad it was helpful!

[@duaneboxwell9137]

Great, informative review! Thank you for sharing it!

[@WolfmanOutdoors289]

No problem! You don't really know the truth of a thing until you experience it, and hopefully videos like this help even a little. Thanks for commenting!

[@MeetTheBushes]

I've got the same bell tent and just picked this NatureHike up for Christmas. I'm impressed at the quality on my first setup. Zippers all seem to work with no effort, and the doors are going to be awesome. Like you, I'm worried about how close it is to the inner. I've got a large winnerwell stove, and I really don't trust the proximity of the box to it. I ended up buying a couple 45s to hopefully scoot it back a little. Can't wait to try it out, and I hope the seams are water tight. I didn't notice any seam tape.

[@WolfmanOutdoors289]

Great minds think alike! Love the white duck tent, have had mine up for over 2 years. Oh, seam tape is there on Dune, just nearly invisible. Using in rain this weekend, so far no leaks.

[@MeetTheBushes]

@@WolfmanOutdoors289 I absolutely love my bell tent, but it's like 70 pounds, has no windows high enough to see out of, and center pole gets on my nerves. Still love it, but I got the NatureHike to canoe camp with.