Why I'm Choosing THIS TENT For The MAMMOTH Sniper Challenge

Join @CURRIN1776 in another wilderness adventure, this time gear-testing for the Mammoth Sniper Challenge. He's packing the Eberlestock Vapor 5000, but what about shelter? See how the Battlbox One-Man Yellow Bivy Tent might hold up in the competition in this honest review.
This video also features field tests of the Haven XL Pad and Klymit Static V2 Pad. If you're into survival gear, outdoor adventures, or preparing for challenges, this is a must-watch. Tune in and gear up with Battlbox.
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[@OldManSurvival]

Jane looks like a GREAT Camp Dog! And she absolutely needs to be in more videos! That tent has always been a great choice!

[@titanjffox1207]

ABSOLUTELY JANE NEEDS TO BE IN MORE VIDJAS..

[@Get_it_outdoors]

Hope we get to see a full load out of your mammoth challenge kit or maybe a breakdown of how the kit worked out for you after the challenge

[@jaretmoskal5558]

Your dog is absolutely adorable. Tent looks alright too 😉

[@michaellamb3365]

We definitely need more Jane!

[@stevenhuffman4525]

Currin1776, A BattlBox suggestion is that little air pump light! That little thing was pretty nice!

[@rossrossier935]

Great video but I think the Pup needs her own cover!

[@MrRebar15]

*BattlBox* New Sub enjoying your content, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.

[@calenedgar3722]

Sir, My only request is this: a more subdued color for the tent fly.

[@charlessalmond7076]

RIT dye and a coin laundry? Diy fix?

[@wbond6692]

To Hell with the contrarians who only want to only find fault with whatever is seen online. The fact that they troll these comment sections prove that there is a spectacular lack of imagination when it comes to product limitations. I like this one man tent. It's high speed, and low drag. And on the cold nights, the smaller tent is *much* easier to warm and *keep* warm. As long as it keeps the wet off you, what is there to complain about? If it looks like it is lacking, then you are not creative enough to make it in the boondocks! One note? I have been with BB since the beginning, isn't it about time this tent has a reversible rain cover? The bright yellow is way too visible for these needs. Any time i go out into the woods with a rifle (you never know what you find out there) I like to stay as low key as possible. You know, just in case. How about a revesable rain fly? OD green on one side, (or even better, Woodland Camo) and desert tan on the reverse. (For those of us morons who never left the desert) I think it will add to the versatility of this tent multiple times over. (Just a suggestion) Also.....any time to bring the dog is a good time in the woods. 😁

[@PewPrepTrek]

Pretty cool video, brother. Loved how you demonstrated the tent internal size and room by actually getting in it with your pack. Well done. Looking forward to the next one. Keep up the excellent work! 👊🔥

[@jeremymoses7401]

Not so much a skepticism of the bivy, its neat and i understand why you promote it. Ive nodded at it a few times. Mine aint broke though, so no reason to pull the trigger. I do think that you could go lighter, smaller (packable), and more space for cheaper. 3 days/nights over 40 miles in the spring..... i think id just roll a tarp. Onewind has a good one id probably take out. That being said, temperature takes its toll, my bivy comes out in the cold for that airspace control.

[@therighteousprepper]

I love the flex tail pump, mines a lil charred up, I may have dropped it in the fire, using it to fan the flames, which works amazingly btw.

[@dianaterpstra9582]

Diffently need to make Jane a camping dog. The tent looks interesting.

[@thare82]

I have 2 of these tents, they are awesome! As specially in the warmer months. I would definitely advise upgrading the steaks, and Redcamp makes a ground fly that makes a perfect footprint for them as well.

[@micahbrown8259]

Also the tent being small would also retain body heat better

[@carlosdonestevez7532]

Klymit makes a 2 man tent this pretty light for a decent price. As far as the bear burrito. The benefits of more room in a tent as far as bears go isn't in protection but the fact that it can't definitely tell where you are in the tent, the same as with an ill intentional person. You could just as easily be sitting in a larger tent pointing a shotgun at their outline as you could be sound asleep. It makes it a risk to attack you weather it's a bear or a person.

[@asfawr1699]

those are some nice goruck boots

[@micahbrown8259]

Put the flex tail in the box sir

[@shanemotley9955]

I use mine kayak camping and it’s perfect. 5000 mm hh and I’ve camped in many storms and stayed dry, both me and my 70 liter pack. If no one wants theirs, I could always use a spare 😂

[@MrGlenn825]

I’ve used the FDE original tent multiple times I’ve got both my boys the same tents works great as a hiking lightweight tent/camping

[@NotCreative479]

Have this tent as well, but have not had the opportunity to use it. Probably won't get a chance till spring since it's winter and I can only get my lady out in a hot tent atm. But it's like people don't understand the purpose of a 1 man tent. Also in my experience, the smaller the tent the better it holds up in wind and bad weather.

[@bobmam784]

Looks good. When you finally get all your gear together will you do a test ruck? Will you film part or all of it?

[@korbin4674]

Would be cool to see that insanely yellow tent in an actual usable neutral color or camo. For stealth purposes

[@MrJsmith6695]

That tent looks nice and roomy, some of us short fat guys are gonna like it.

[@Infantry1776]

People with unlimited money will never win events against people who have skill sets with limited budgets. That tent is more than big enough for 2 if need be. For the sleeping pad. From experience you will be so tired that you can fall asleep on a rock for 6 hours

[@dremc94]

Idk man... those dudes with weapons mounted range finders were pretty much leading the pack all last year 😬 and that was before the vortex impact so...💸💸💸💸💸

[@Mcslap13]

My issue with the tent was rain. Was up hiking with it, and one night, it started coming down a bit harder than was forecast and the side "walls" where it's not mesh, just were not high enough.

[@No-sc9wm]

Damn where you in a bottom that looks to be like 2-4inches of run off flow

[@WoodKnock01]

I would do an overnight in it , to see which pad you might like. I would sacrifice a little weight for some comfort. That just me.

[@vondo__]

I love this guy 😂😂,what type of tint due I need to protect from a bear 🐻🤣🤣you tell me