3 season tent or four season

I've been using the Terra Nova Blizzard 2 for the last two years. Very nice 4 season tent that won't break the bank ( $350 to 375.00 range).

Specification:

Sleeps: 2
Season Rating Spec: 4 Season Backpacking
Free standing?: No (tent requires guy lines to be pitched)
Minimum Weight: 2.03Kg (4lb 8oz)
Packed Weight: 2.2Kg (4lb 14oz)
Pitch Time (estimate): 10 mins
Number of Porches: 1
Number of Doors: 1
Packed Size: 42cm x 15cm
Range: 4 Season
Flysheet: Stormtex N4000Si (HH 4000mm)
Floor: Waterbloc P6000 (HH 6000mm)
Poles: 8.5mm Superflex Alloy
Pegs: 12 Alloy "V" Angle
Guylines: 8 x Black Reflective
Inner Door: Half Mesh

Fast setup and take down and packs down nicely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goTu8JAFV0Q
 
I use the North Face VE-25 (3 person) for all of the extreme winter conditions and it works great during heavy winters.
 
Becker's Terra Nova Blizzard is very nice and well designed.

I have a Tarptent Scarp 2 double wall, silnylon tent but I had to modify with under-the-fly crossing poles it for winter use (high winds and snow load). I even bought a heavy duty main hoop pole for it.

Eric B.
 
I purchased a seek outside cimarron and a lite outdoors stove last spring. Ive used it now in pa, va, and md over this fall. When it gets cold or the chance of ugly weather is In the forcast the stove only weighs 2lbs and you stay plenty comfortable. Just my recent experiance
 
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