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Personsonja.p
26/10/2008 at 7:32pm
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thanks Rob



Personandy_hartfordXL
02/11/2008 at 7:10pm
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as it turned out we didnt get as much wind as expected, though there were a few strong gusts.
ground was soft but not muddy when we arrived - the new pegs look great was actually difficult to get them in the ground - obviously a little too firm for them.
none of the pegs budged at all during our stay but am confident a normal steel peg would have slipped..
could i suggest the final model has a more 'knife edge' to the blades to make them a little easier to get in the ground - keeeping the wide profile to give greater resistance needed in softer ground.


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PersonRob Orr
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Thanks Andy, I will bear all this in mind. Glad they worked to an extent though.



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Personsteventhehamster
02/11/2008 at 9:38pm
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where did you go in filey?  thats where we always camp around there.hope you had a good time.

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Quote: Originally posted by Rob Orr on 02/11/2008
Thanks Andy, I will bear all this in mind. Glad they worked to an extent though.

oh yeah they are fantastic, i just dont think i was able to test them under the circumstances they are designed for, but like the original deltas they were rock solid in the ground, i'll definitely buy a few more when they are available

thank you Rob


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Personuniblue
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Camped at Pentraeth Anglesey in 2007 and the wind speed hit 48 mph according to local farmer with his own mini weather station. The monty 6 held up well although some other tents were trashed. Its all about pegging and guying, get it right and gales should not bother a decent tent. Storms are a differant matter though. Uniblue


Personsonja.p
03/11/2008 at 1:30pm
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rob, you are a star



Personmrneillees
03/11/2008 at 3:33pm
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I bought 30 Delta's for camping at the end of Sept, I felt so proud as I pegged out...not more than a gnat's fart all weekend...didn't I look silly!

But still wouldn't swap them for all the tents in China!

 


Personsonja.p
02/8/2009 at 12:16pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Rob Orr on 25/10/2008
Quote: Originally posted by Valk_scot on 25/10/2008

 Soft mud won't hold even Deltas in a high wind and neither will sandy soil.

If a few people want to try our sand/mud pegs for free then get in touch. They are bulky but I do believe they work. 1 set of 4 for each of the first 4 applicants.

 

 

rob.. we are off to eweleaze on monday. Our first chance to try out the mud pegs you so kindly sent last year.

the weather forecast suggests it will be a severe test! :(

 



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