What kit do I need?

Don't know if you have a tent sorted Jonnyboxer, but if not and you'd like a decent UL tent for peanuts compared to the premium brands, have a look at the Lanshan 2, 3F UL tent. It uses your trecking poles for the tent in place of convetional tent poles, is very light and has had xcellent reviews, price from just £106 for the 3 season. Difference between the "3" and "4" (pro) versions is that the 3 uses a seperate meash inner tent that won't bother you with condensation whilst the 4 )pro) version uses an inner that is bonded to the outer for fractionall lighter weight and is described as a 4 season tent but will likely need condensation wiping down. My mate has one he bought for wiold camping on Dartmoor and really rates it. Said it was sturdy, roomy and doesn't let a drop of water in but packs down incredibly small:

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Don't know if you have a tent sorted Jonnyboxer, but if not and you'd like a decent UL tent for peanuts compared to the premium brands, have a look at the Lanshan 2, 3F UL tent. It uses your trecking poles for the tent in place of convetional tent poles, is very light and has had xcellent reviews, price from just £106 for the 3 season. Difference between the "3" and "4" (pro) versions is that the 3 uses a seperate meash inner tent that won't bother you with condensation whilst the 4 )pro) version uses an inner that is bonded to the outer for fractionall lighter weight and is described as a 4 season tent but will likely need condensation wiping down. My mate has one he bought for wiold camping on Dartmoor and really rates it. Said it was sturdy, roomy and doesn't let a drop of water in but packs down incredibly small:

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I’ve got the 3 season one for camping off the bike, great bit of kit for the money. Great in hot weather as the inner is full mesh, possibly a bit cool outside of high summer in the UK. Been in some heavy rain and had no leaks.
 


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