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Diy Trekking Pole Tent. It is similar to hillaberg anaris or zpack’s duplex , or gossamer “the two”,. A tarp, trekking poles, and some paracord are all you need to make a diy camping tent. It uses poles and guidelines for setup, has two vestibules and two doors. In this article, i will answer that question as good as possible! Trekking pole blue tarp tent: The tent's design was inspired by a need for lightweight, 3 season, simple setup tent. Whether you need a tent quick, want to lighten your pack or forgot your tent at home this instructable is for you. My experience has evolved from utilising simple tarps/ponchos as shelters to creating a variety of tent ‘prototypes’ in tyvek often followed by a lighter silnylon. Looking for an ultralight shelter i decided to go with a single trekking pole supported pyramid style tent.

In this article, i will answer that question as good as possible! My experience has evolved from utilising simple tarps/ponchos as shelters to creating a variety of tent ‘prototypes’ in tyvek often followed by a lighter silnylon. A tarp, trekking poles, and some paracord are all you need to make a diy camping tent. Whether you need a tent quick, want to lighten your pack or forgot your tent at home this instructable is for you. It uses poles and guidelines for setup, has two vestibules and two doors. Looking for an ultralight shelter i decided to go with a single trekking pole supported pyramid style tent. Trekking pole blue tarp tent: The tent's design was inspired by a need for lightweight, 3 season, simple setup tent. It is similar to hillaberg anaris or zpack’s duplex , or gossamer “the two”,.

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Diy Trekking Pole Tent In this article, i will answer that question as good as possible! Whether you need a tent quick, want to lighten your pack or forgot your tent at home this instructable is for you. In this article, i will answer that question as good as possible! Looking for an ultralight shelter i decided to go with a single trekking pole supported pyramid style tent. A tarp, trekking poles, and some paracord are all you need to make a diy camping tent. Trekking pole blue tarp tent: The tent's design was inspired by a need for lightweight, 3 season, simple setup tent. It uses poles and guidelines for setup, has two vestibules and two doors. It is similar to hillaberg anaris or zpack’s duplex , or gossamer “the two”,. My experience has evolved from utilising simple tarps/ponchos as shelters to creating a variety of tent ‘prototypes’ in tyvek often followed by a lighter silnylon.