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Don't know if its been said, but buy a bigger one then u think you'll need. You'll enjoy the extra room. I've got a 13x27 alakniak and a 10x 14 bow flex, love them both[/quoteI approached a little different.I can set up 10 x 12 all day long by my self at 69.But anything bigger I wouldn’t be able to lift by myself. If you got help every time go bigger. But if you only need that much space once in awhile, I think you have more options with two 10 x 12 than one big tent. You can put them together for more room. Space them apart with a cook area between or adapt to smaller campsites. A lot of options.
Quote from: kramman on December 13, 2020, 04:36:48 PMDon't know if its been said, but buy a bigger one then u think you'll need. You'll enjoy the extra room. I've got a 13x27 alakniak and a 10x 14 bow flex, love them both[/quoteI approached a little different.I can set up 10 x 12 all day long by my self at 69.But anything bigger I wouldn’t be able to lift by myself. If you got help every time go bigger. But if you only need that much space once in awhile, I think you have more options with two 10 x 12 than one big tent. You can put them together for more room. Space them apart with a cook area between or adapt to smaller campsites. A lot of options. If you have a big tent and a small tent it is nice but a big tent can limit your options. Bigger footprint needs bigger camp/flat area. It also makes it not as efficient if you only have 2-3 people. We sold our 16x20 wall tent and went to a flexbow that is where we sleep and then a pop up canopy outside for cooking. Pretty versatile but only limitation is if more than 3 guys it wouldn't work. I am actually fine with that as most guys I hunt with snore like chainsaws so they can bring their own tent.
Foam ear plugs to sleep are a must with partners who snore.
Snoring is a real problem. I try and hit the hay first....if I don’t it is like trying to get to sleep in a thunderstorm. Earplugs help but only a little bit.
Quote from: ghosthunter on December 13, 2020, 06:14:29 PMQuote from: kramman on December 13, 2020, 04:36:48 PMDon't know if its been said, but buy a bigger one then u think you'll need. You'll enjoy the extra room. I've got a 13x27 alakniak and a 10x 14 bow flex, love them both[/quoteI approached a little different.I can set up 10 x 12 all day long by my self at 69.But anything bigger I wouldn’t be able to lift by myself. If you got help every time go bigger. But if you only need that much space once in awhile, I think you have more options with two 10 x 12 than one big tent. You can put them together for more room. Space them apart with a cook area between or adapt to smaller campsites. A lot of options. If you have a big tent and a small tent it is nice but a big tent can limit your options. Bigger footprint needs bigger camp/flat area. It also makes it not as efficient if you only have 2-3 people. We sold our 16x20 wall tent and went to a flexbow that is where we sleep and then a pop up canopy outside for cooking. Pretty versatile but only limitation is if more than 3 guys it wouldn't work. I am actually fine with that as most guys I hunt with snore like chainsaws so they can bring their own tent. Now with a few seasons under our belts. The main tent 12x18 as stated above i would not go any bigger. I can set it up by self but see issues with age if doing it by self and or a injury say 'back and it would be a no go. Anybody looking into wall tents should take to heart ❤ getting two smaller tents as stated and have way more options for set up. The weight of just cavas of the 12x18 is #80 lbs.
