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Originally Posted by antokelly
hope to buy a new tent around christmas ,at the moment i have the hilleberg akto excellent tent BUT a wee bit on the small size for me.so i'm kinda looking for something different as in free standing pitch all in one if possible 2 man loads of room very important enough room to cook if need be ,stand up to rough weather
so what would you folks recommend ,oh i didn't mention money i wont concern myself with that just yet more interested in what's out there.
I doubt that you'll be able to find anything in a lightweight tent that you could stand in. The weight is usually the focus. You might look at the REI Quarter Dome T2 and T2 Plus. Reasonable weight and very roomy. A little funky to set up compared to other tents I've used.
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