Also Go-lite makes some good lightweight shelters. They have an end of year clearance going on now.
Check it out: Shelters & Tents
Check it out: Shelters & Tents
Mike
I know its seems strange but especially during hunting season going floor less is great .You get more covered tent area per pound of tent,you can walk into your tipi with muddy boots without mucking up you're floor.And on top of all that I think you will stay dryer,I know I do and I mostly camp in Western Wa.we get ALOT of rain around here
Tim
Eureka Drawtite series...2 man.... Cheap enough and will last you forever. Timberline models
Eureka Camping Tents, Dome Tents, & Family Camping Tents
I was very skeptical about the no floor twice the price tipi. But after two year of hunting Northern Idaho's and Montana's backcountry. I am there biggest fan! I have pitched it over every type of terrain. I carry a small piece of tyvex, sometimes I need it sometimes I don't. I use the small stove for the supertarp and the 8 man. It does the job, if you keep on feeding it. The biggest plus is when I am 4+ miles from the road and I am warm and dry.
Mike 338,
The 8 man can fit four no problem. But I like it with 3 and all are gear. I have a couple different brands of tipis and I like the kifaru. The biggest factor is durability. I have ripped the other two tipis. Never had that problem with the kifaru and no I have no ties to kifaru, just like there product!
Ryan