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.
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Dolomites Daily Altitude Quota (Elevation Gain Limit for Private Cars): Hoax or Reality?
There was a discussion recently on a FB group about the topic mentioned in the title, and all based on a question where the altitude quota is mentioned with a reference to a post published in a site.
Can You Sleep on Dolomites Passes? A Real-Life Guide
There is a lot of discussions in various online groups and forums about sleeping on high passes in the Dolomites, and this frequently includes misinformation detached from reality. Here you can read about real life practices and official regulations.
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.
I Cut Through My Merrell Moab Shoes: What Is Inside?
After using my third pair of Merrell Moab shoes for more than four years, I decided to cut them through and to see what is inside. Here you can see it now yourself.
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.