Nemo Hornet Ultralight Tent Updates.. WORTH IT?

[@amyrobinson3119]

Thanks!

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

Thanks Amy!

[@0h0h0h0]

I have the old one and I fucking love it so much. Every time I put it up I'm so happy I bought it :D I did notice that you put up the 'outer tent' (the rain fly) the wrong way around; the logo should be readable. Maybe that's why it soaks through? I've been in a couple of rain storms and have never had any problems

[@garychiang2568]

If the rain fly is the issue then that is great. Grab a bottle of never wet fabric treatment which actually makes it hydrophobic and save some money and actually come out with a superior tent.

[@0h0h0h0]

I have the old one and this is a great tip, never thought about it. Does it not affect the fabric or coating? Thanks!

[@garychiang2568]

@@0h0h0h0 neverwet is a hydrophobic coating. It is waaaay better than tranditional water repellent fabric treatment.

[@normblais5120]

Nice an new episode 👍👍

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

Got lots coming

[@Pasequale100]

is the hornet stormworthy enough in your opinion to withstand weather in 3 seasons in Switzerland, Scandinavia, Canada?

[@0h0h0h0]

I've been in a storm with it in the Italian mountains and it held firm; that being said this was only one night.

[@hokut3n]

Looks comfy! When's the next hike?

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

not sure yet

[@philwilson3251]

Not sure where you got your weights from. My Nemo Hornet OSMO 1P weighs 846g on my scales. That's just the inner, fly, and poles. No stakes or bags.

[@amyrobinson3119]

Bought a 🍓 plant for the Alpine Berry just today. 🌱 🪴 🌱.

[@IdRatherBeHiking]

Those are sooo good