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 Topic: Tent one person can put up
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01/7/2019 at 10:26pm
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Outfit: Tripstein Super & VW Camper
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Hi,
I’m sorry for your loss. My husband died six months ago but I didn’t want to give up taking our daughter camping. She’s old enough to help but often gets distracted. We have a Hypercamp Tripstein from Obelink, it’s like the Touareg from Bell tent boutique but slightly smaller. I can put it up by myself in less than 20mins. Just like bells tents it has a single central pole but also one pole each side of the two doors. It’s easy, quick and simple to pitch.
Being a home educator I camp with lots of other families mid week when only one parent can come. Several of my friends have bell tents, both canvas and polyester.
I think these will be a great option for single handedness and standing room. But I’m sure others will be along with different options.
All the best with your quest and your future camping.
Helen
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via mobile 01/7/2019 at 7:28pm
