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thanks for the hint! a friend of mine has the kaitum 3, quite an impressing tent. but i broke up with hilleberg so far ( at least untill theyre not very convincing arguments) ..and i want a freestanding construction, at leat the major part of the tent which tent? dont say its a hilleberg..i'm desperated enough im thinking also about a terra nova superlite quasar, which cut down 500g on weight compared to storsylen and my old tent.

yes its "quite" new, but has already been available since march 2012. exactly that could be a problem, especially in wet conditions and if bearing up some really bad weather for a longer period. i asked the helsport dealer in my country, an they said, 20cm above the ground, the inside lenght is about 185cm..so i think the canvas would cover my face from time to time..

really no one here using a storsylen?? ...thought helsport would be popular in norway

Indeed, i've seen the schematics allready, but i doubt that the inner length dimenions correspond to the usable 'real-life' dimensons as it happens mostly among dome/hybrid constructions such as the storsylen. therefore it would be very useful, to get some first hand impressions, ideally with some pictures. and you cant compare a semi dome/hybride construction with a tunnel with its inner length dimensions, a tunnel provides always more space than a dome/hybrid construction. so much for theory. but i've heard somewhere, helsport tents are often generous in space compared to some other tent manufactors maybe i could have a gawp at the tent somewhere, unfortunatelly there is no helsport dealer in my hometown, which is outside norway by the way so long,

hy, Anyone here who has the storsylen 2+ in use? would be fine, if someone could post some pictures of the tents inner with gear inside in order to get an idea how much space the storsylen provides, there are hardly pictures of the tent's inside especially with sleeping bags/mats and stuff like that. the 360° view on the helsport website isnt very helpful. - i'm 189cm tall, is 220cm inside length a problem? - what is the ready to go weight of the tent? according to different sources its about 2,8kg +/- 10% and 0,2 kg for the pegs. So means something around 3kg..isnt it? - how does the shifted front/backside ventilation work? thanks so far

hej, Anybody here, who has the finnskogen hybrid pants in use? following questions: 1) could maybe someone please post some pictures of those pants from different views, so that i can figure out the true colour and the different specifics. unfortunatly there is no store in my home country which has those pants in stock, and the one and only picture on the web as also used on the norrona homepage is pointless. 2) Sizing: im about 189cm tall, ususally wear 54 ( f. ex. fjall raven trousers)..which size would you recommend? . and what is the cut of those pants like? tight or baggy? i'd prefer a wide and long (leg) cut, in case i wear a belt. thing is, unlike other manufacturers as haglofs, lundhags,... norrona has no long leg version of its pants, so i am a bit concerned. I am thinking at least about 56 in size.. 3) those pants are specified as "waterproof and breathable". i think that applies to the reenforced knees and backside, not to the whole pants. am i right? main usage would be for summer/autumn (trekking/hiking) in fjell areas and other northern territiories and some hikking in the Alps. would finnskogen fit those demands or should i go for its bigger and more durable brother dovre hybird pants? ironically both pants are equally high priced .. or haglofs rugged mountain which is on the same level as dovre, but at less costs? thanks so far ..