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MSR - Habiscape Lounge 6

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Eat_sleep_poop • 6 months ago

Full rain fly or GTFO. Also a NE USA camper. The cabanas tent is insanely priced. I debated but decided to buy once cry once and bought a 6p MSR. I’ve been camping since for 20 years, started in scouts.  If you’ve never camped before, start with this: https://www.coleman.com/camp-sports/tents-by-size/skydome-6-person-screen-room-camping-tent-with-dark-room-technology/SAP_2206907.html Never used a dark tent myself, but with a baby it can help. My 4.5 year old sleeps fine even when light creeps in a regular tent and napped in the sun when he was little. If you forego the dark version you can save some $.

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Eat_sleep_poop • 6 months ago

I would recommend buying as little as possible until you understand your use case and if you’ve never camped even like it.  My experience with big poly tents is that they suck. My 6p MSR was plenty for my stepdad on a cot, and myself and son on a full size mattress.  After doing this a bunch and now going with my kids, I know I wanted the biggest vestibule possible and that what I got with the MSR Habiscape Lounge 6. They don’t make this model anymore unfortunately.

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Langdon-Algar • 11 months ago

I have this tent! Love it. It’s enormous, and the vestibule is really nice for having a dry place to sit when it’s raining. Let me know what questions you may have.

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Langdon-Algar • 11 months ago

I’ve had zero issues in rain but I’ve yet to be in truly windy conditions with it. I imagine it will hold up just as well if not better than the North Face tent in heavy winds just based on the shape. I use an under tarp to make sure ground water isn’t an issue, but the fly has kept us dry from falling water.

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BigAgates • 5 months ago

Just bought the MSR Habiscape. Expensive and hard to find but looks incredible.

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Friendly-Cattle1194 • 3 months ago

MSR Habiscape. Been using one for a few years ands it’s solid in all conditions. Plus it has plenty of vestibule space. And really handy pass through pockets.

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KickGullible8141 • 6 months ago

I'd just put a tarp overhead. Alternatively, I've been in ridiculous thunderstorms for days in my Eureka El Capitan and my MSR Habiscape and never a drop inside.

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lakorai • 11 months ago

The MSR Habbiscape is solid. And unlike the Nemo Highrise and TNF Wawona it has a full coverage rainfly.

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