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Another great offering from HMG - as an owner of a number of their packs and other gear I rate this pack as one of their finest designs- packs a lot more then at first appears, great harness and very versatile- worth the investment
This is great value. I'm very happy with how it performed and at around 3 degrees. super light and compact!
Tried A LOT of different pads. Compared this to my zen bivy flex and the Sea to Summit XR. Safe to say if you want one sleeping matt to just do it all, the Tensor Extreme is the one to go for. Much warmer and quieter than the sea to summit, and pretty close to the comfort of the Zenbivy, and while it may not have the 4 way stretch material, it does make up for it by having really good height. I let quite a chunk of air out and got it to a lovely ‘sweet spot’. Waaaay more comfortable than my old Thermarest NeoAir All Seasons. You Can’t go wrong with this one
Bought this tent for solo hiking mainly for 2-4 night out trips. It’s a bit heavier than other 1person tents but hardly noticeable and It packs down small enough. I was leaning toward a non-freestanding tent to cut weight down but went with this tent for piece of mind knowing I can camp on rock platforms without needing to stake it out to keep it up.
The tent performed well on my first trip out. Easy to set up with more than enough space inside for me (for reference, I’m 179cm) and handled 52knot gusting winds while on a rock platform. Time will tell how durable this tent is but Mont have enough experience that I trust the design.
The team at ultralight were good and shipping was very fast!
Not ultralight, but a demon pot for cooking real meal while out bush. Maximises gas usage (why not overfill a 100g cartridge??) which brings your weight back down anyway. Ihad the original incarnation for 15 years, and looks like a demo derby speedway car from a Friday night at Claremont during the 80s. This new one is not cheap, but may just see me out. I dislike the ceramic coating (more microplastics from utensils), but I dig the new folding lock handle (simple and reliable), the new strainer/lid, and the now protected heat exchanger fins. And the Neoprene works really well when you're tent bound for hours/days up in the Labyrinth.
Thanks to the guys at UL, (Jason?) who chatted by phone, weighed it, and sent it within a day. Superb service.
Using with a Fire Maple Blade 2- savage stove, highly recommended after years of use. 125grams for a remote stove with pre heat tube.
