When this is about carrying a tent when hiking, there are best practices but this also depends on circumstances. In this text you can learn what the best way is, and also see a variety of possible options dependent on situation.
Here is a collection of various types of outdoor shelters, which includes standard tents, bivies, and tarps.
Why I Bought the Lightweight Naturehike Cloud Up Pro 1 Person Tent
The Naturehike Cloud Up Pro 1 Person Tent is lightweight and compact enough to be carried in the backpack instead of a bivy tent, and this is the reason I bought it. Read more in the text.
Why Condensation Isn’t the Tent’s Fault (And Why I Bought It Anyway)
I was interested in the Naturehike Cloud Up 1-person tent and noticed a complaint by an angry customer. But I realized that it did not make any sense, and I ordered the tent. Read more here.
Bivy Tent vs Bivy Bag: What Is the Difference?
If you are a claustrophobic person, then neither a bivy tent nor a bivy bag are for you. But indeed there are differences between these two shelters worth considering, and they are discussed in detail here.
Annoying Reality of a Bivy Tent
I was watching somebody’s video about a night in a bivy tent. It was the usual stuff: sleeping under stars, freezing outside but two degrees higher temperature inside the tent. What a pleasure and comfort!
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