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#118019 - 07/04/09 07:34 PM Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba? [Re: Glenn]
Franco member Registered: 04/05/04 Posts: 1010 Loc: Australia	DirkJan Have a look at the TT Scarp 1,1250 g with pegs (6) similar to the Akto/Vela/Laser but lighter and roomier. It is a large solo double wall shelter with 2 doors/vestibules, 99 cm headroom, 218cm long , 81cm wide, all usable. I would suggest the fabric inner because it is rain resistant, more than capable of holding the mist that can drip from silnylon (from condensation or penetration) http://www.tarptent.com/scarp1.html Franco
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Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	DirkJan	07/04/09 02:20 PM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	Glenn	07/04/09 04:32 PM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	Franco	07/04/09 07:34 PM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	DirkJan	07/05/09 03:52 AM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	Glenn	07/05/09 07:05 AM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	Franco	07/05/09 09:11 PM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	CWF	07/05/09 05:43 PM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	Huston	07/06/09 01:58 PM
Re: Hubba Hubba or Hubba?	DirkJan	07/10/09 08:57 AM

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