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Phoxx 2 / Phoxx 2 V2 / Phoxx II v2
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OEX - Phoxx 2 / Phoxx 2 V2 / Phoxx II v2

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Fragrant-Afternoon55 • 8 months ago

Have a look at the OEX Phoxx 2 Brilliant water coverage, fairly lightweight, packs down very small and holds up quite steady. I use it for scouting and it's brilliant

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MaxF88 • 9 months ago

Phoxx 2 over the hyena for the most simple thing, it has aluminium poles, fibreglass poles are horrible and can break far too easy. It’s a damn good tent that got me into wild camping. There’s a reason it has so many reviews and why it appears on YouTube so much. And for the price, you ain’t beating it!

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MaxF88 • 9 months ago

Pegs are doable, they’re your standard hook shaped ones. If you would like improvements then look for some Y pegs. They are a real upgrade and more bad weather worthy too. See what other folk might say for the Rakoon 2 as I’ve no experience with that tent, I think it will give you more headroom, I know the Phoxx it good in bad weather and it’s easy AF to pitch also.

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Personal-Cucumber-49 • 9 months ago

I went for the Phoxx 2 when having the same debate over similar tents when upgrading from a Vango Soul 1. What did it for me was the 2 vestibules either side meaning I can store gear in one and cook/do admin in the other and use as an exit. I use it mainly for bikepacking. I’m under 6ft and can sit up in it comfortably. I like how low profile it is and it is very sturdy in the wind. Overall I’ve been very happy with the Phoxx 2.

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Sad-Vermicelli-7893 • 8 months ago

Seconded. It's very much a 1-man plus luggage and isn't a tent for lounging around in during the day (due to limited headroom), but as a hiking/backpacking tent for e.g. Scotland, it's great. Relatively small/lightweight for price, great hydrostatic head for the price. I use it on multi-day Munro adventures, but tend to leave it as a base tent, as opposed to lugging up the peaks.

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