Review on Tent extreme double Tramp SARMA V2, gray by Jnis Uptis ᠌

There is something to compare with, my last Tramp MOUNTAIN 3 tent served me for 7 years, only at the 5th year of its service life it was given for re-gluing the seams. Based on this experience, I decided to take a kopeck piece, chose for a long time and decided to take Sarma because of the weight advantages. Unfortunately, the benefits ended there. Even during the assembly, I noticed that the tent was sewn somehow (perhaps it was I who came across such an instance), which I decided to close my eyes to, because. focused more on its impermeability. The garters that fasten the awning to the arches are for some reason sewn into the cross convergence of its seams, which is why this place becomes an Achilles' heel. As a result, on the very first night, I woke up from the fact that rainwater was dripping onto my face, flowing from the garters right into the ventilation mesh. The tent is extremely small. Two standard Decathlon foams lay right in the overlap in it. My wife and I, people of medium height and build, were placed in it shoulder to shoulder. Because of this, when one turns around at night, the other wakes up immediately. I can say that I was lucky with the rain, and also with the fact that it was PVD in order to test the tent, because. it was bought for Khibiny and Kamchatka this summer. So it's all for the best. And today I'm renting a tent. I do not recommend this model for serious trips if you are going to be accommodated together. As a odnushka, if without defects, it will do.