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REI Co-op - Trailmade 1

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r/backpackingFirst time backpacking
3 months ago

brother get a free standing tent, and especially not a lanshan-esque tent that you need to seam seal. That shit sucks to seam seal ur first time. Get a I dunno like REI Trailmade 1 or something??? depending the weather get a sleeping pad/bag that’ll be good for the temp ranges. Or go to a used store.

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r/bikepackingOh look, another “what tent?” post
6 months ago

Rei trailmade tent is the perfect size for me. Love that tent gor solo bike touring

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r/CampingGearBest backpacking tent under $150/200?
7 months ago

I think it’s gonna be hard to beat REI trail made one. I started with an old LL bean and end up with a tarptent.com. But I would buy a brand name tent within your price that’s as light as you can buy.

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r/CampingGearOk need advice on tents, I have 4 tents I'm looking at, no specific everimont since I travel to different states. It dose need to be 4 season
3 months ago

I used the REI Coop one recently. Super easy to set up, but is kind of bulky and traps air whenever I tried packing up. Withheld 45+ mph winds, and with the rain cover on it was pretty warm, outside temp was probably only ever 30F or 40F. Definitely spacious enough to fit all my gear and probably another person. Hit me up if tou have any other questions. Honestly IMO it was just too big to fit into my backpack.

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