[at-l] Tents

[orangebug74@yahoo.com (Orange Bug)]

Jason. I'd encourage you to consider taking a big chance, purchase a
Nomad 2-4-2 and try it out. It is voluminous. It weighs as little as
the original Nomad, it needs at most 2 trekking poles - but could be
rigged with local sticks or strings tied to overhead branches. It is
ventilated. I doubt it is as aerodynamic as the Nomad and the
commercial tents you mentioned, but others have been out there in
storms with it and reported no biggy problems.

If you don't like it, I'll buy it from you if Kurt doesn't take it
back.

Bill...

--- Jason Ball <jball65@shaw.ca> wrote:
> I would like some opinions from you listers (like I'll get any
> response), on the Kelty Clark and the Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight
> CD or a Walrus Zoid (has MSR bought them out cause I see they have
> Zoid or was Walrus just a name that MSR used?). I know Kurt has the
> Nomad but I'm kinda goofy when it comes buying something and not
> being able to crawl inside it, set it up etc....

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