Review on Tent extreme double Tramp BIKE 2 V2, gray by Mateusz Sobczyk ᠌

I was looking for a tent for climbing Elbrus from the north and further use in cycling trips. Of the requirements were: weight no more than 2.5 kg, compactness, excellent water resistance characteristics of the tent and bottom, the presence of a wind / snow skirt, the price is not more than 10 This tent meets all these requirements) I bought it with a promo code and thank you bonuses for 8500 The first test for the tent was immediately on Elbrus. The weather did not please us very much, there were strong gusts of wind, showers, snow and hail. One day there was an apocalypse with very strong wind and rain. The tent survived, but just in case I sat and propped it up with my back for 2.5 hours A gust of wind knocked her almost to the floor. Also, the wind blew off some of the stones from the skirt, thereby tearing it a little, but not critically. Another of the losses: one upper guy was torn and partially 2 lower ones, into which the arc is attached, put a lot of puffs on the inner tent because of the Velcro on the jacket, several small holes formed at the bottom (I didn’t understand why, perhaps because of what -some heavy things and stones that were under the bottom). With regards to setting up a tent on solid ground. Yes, as mentioned earlier in the reviews, this installation will take more time. But I had such difficulty only in the base camp, where there are only stones. In other cases, despite the fact that the Elbrus region is not famous for its soft soil, the installation took place without difficulty. Someone in the reviews noted that if the question arose again of choosing between a half-barrel and a hemisphere, then he would choose a hemisphere. I agree. The hemisphere is more convenient. But I never found an option where the hemisphere would meet all my requirements. I was ready to overpay 3-5 for a hemisphere with similar characteristics, but they weigh 3 or more kg., And in long hikes, every 100 grams play a role.