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Big Game Hunting => Backcountry Hunting => Topic started by: vaz,,66 on May 29, 2015, 12:48:03 PM
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Hi everyone,
Does anyone have any experience with one of them, which one is better?
I know that Seek Outside is a little bet chipper than Kifaru, but at this point money is not an issue,
Seek has more features to offer like two doors, storm flap , vent.
Any help will be appreciated.
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You going with their stove too ? Was thinking which stove may be deciding factor......
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Yes with a SO large one.
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The new mega tarp coming out from Kifaru is suppose to have have dual access and much easier set up as well. I'll be running that this fall with a Kifaru smith stove.
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I'll check that out.
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I think for a more comparison the kifaru sawtooth and a 4 man is more apples to apples. The mega tarp is a great set up and the new one is going to be a little different. I just purchased a sawtooth and haven't received it yet. But it weighs over a pound less and is taller.
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No experience with either of them, but having done my research on both, I would purchase the Seek Outside. I think that Kifaru set the bar for tipis, but Seek Outside has raised the bar with the features it offers which Kifaru doesn't (zipper cover, sod cloth, etc.).
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I recently went through the same analysis, but for the 8 man versions of Seek Outside vs. Kifaru. I went for the Seek Outside bundle. I like how the stove assembles, the double doors, and the sod skirt. Definitely liking it.
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Thanks everyone,
I decided to go with SO 4 man tipi and large stove with some accessories like 8ft.pipe, center carbon pole, duble door screen, additional pipe rings.Total price is $1200.
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Bought a used 4 man Kifaru tipi for last year.used it on a backpack hunt into the Rimrock unit for 4 days. I would call it a 2 man tipi because thats all your getting in there buy the time you add gear, stove, wood and anything else. I thought it worked great. I bought a 16" titanium goat stove. To big. I need a smaller one. takes up room and it got so hot i almost slept outside. Make sure you get the liner or you and everything will get wet.
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Craig , my first thought was to go with kifaru tipi, i change my mind after i did some research.
SO has more to affer like storm flap over door zippers, one vent at the top, sod skirt.
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My research has shown that a 6 man is a better fit with a small stove.
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So I'm probably going to get the 6 man SO bundle package for my brother and I ( possibly the occasional 3rd person) so can one guy easily carry the entire tipi and stove (including pipe) and his own gear/food for like a 5/7day trip? The weight looks reasonable, just curious about the size of things for space.. Thanks.
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Hi everyone
My 4man tipi and a stove from SO , nice quality , here is some pics.
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The new mega tarp coming out from Kifaru is suppose to have have dual access and much easier set up as well. I'll be running that this fall with a Kifaru smith stove.
When is this coming out?
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I run the SO 8 man with XL stove and half liner. It makes for one hell of a comfortable base camp. Couldn't be happier with the setup and the customer service from their company is second to none. I know Kifaru makes awesome products as well, but I will say that I'm very happy with my product.