Light weight tents

[Steelthowl]

I have one.. looks great

 

[WiscGunner]

Another Cimarron user here. Love the flexibility of Seek Outside tipis. I run a 1/2 nest in bug weather.

In cold weather, I run a Seek Outside SXL stove for larger wood. Palace for one, great for 2 with stove and gear.

(In VernAK's neck of the woods)

 

[Danehunter]

Wisconsin, do you backpack the tent and stove or horse pack it?

Eric B.

 

[WiscGunner]

Wisconsin, do you backpack the tent and stove or horse pack it?

Eric B.

Backpack with a Kifaru Nomad2.

 

[Longshotjames]

Wisconsin, do you backpack the tent and stove or horse pack it?

Eric B.

The Seek Outside website says the Seek Titanium SXL stove and pipe only weighs 2.5lbs

 

[WiscGunner]

The Seek Outside website says the Seek Titanium SXL stove and pipe only weighs 2.5lbs

I will try to take some picture of my setup and weights when I get time.

 

[1100 Remington Man]

Go to REI as Tents are on sale all kinds of brands names as well.

 

[Josh213]

A friend of mine has the seek outside courthouse...a little over 12lbs I think it is...I like the setup he has

 

[Longshotjames]

just got my SXL titanium stove. With the chimney it is approximately 3 pounds and goes in a case smaller than a laptop

 

[Rock 29]

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just got my SXL titanium stove. With the chimney it is approximately 3 pounds and goes in a case smaller than a laptop

Make sure you follow their instructions for first burn so you don't warp your stove. You are going to love this stove!

 

[Longshotjames]

Done!!

 

[Danehunter]

That's a beauty and my choice as well if I had a hot tent.

Eric B.

 

[27 Gap]

I take a Jannu on solo trips where there's a risk that weather could ruin my life. I separate the poles from the main tent and pack the main tent down in an Exped waterproof compression bag. Makes it a lot more manageable space-wise.

I have a thing for tents that aren't afraid of snow: before this I had a Sierra Designs Tiros.

I'm looking at moving to a bivy/tarp for non-life-ruining times. But if I were going to invest in a tipi, I'd at least consider a HyperLite 4 person.

 

[Rockchuck27]

Those seek outside tipis look great. One of these days, I want to pick up an 8 man and a stove. Looks great for late season heated shelter. I like the look of the Cimmaron, but worry I wouldn't have space while occasionally taking along the whole family.