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Shopping for tents, a DFC pyramid is a boiling bathtub, and you will do not sink into a world that does not have a sunken world. Here is our guide for the conditions you need to understand.
Single / Double Wall: Double-walled tent, internal tent (wall 1) and a built-in tent (wall 1) and the most common consisting of a rainy (wall 2). The only walled tent, um, a single wall. The advantage of a single-walled tent is the lighter. The advantage of a double-walled tent, condensation (usually) runs to the external wall and does not slide to you while sleeping. We recommend both types.
Freestanding: The tent is up to himself or should you resurrect it? If the pole becomes itself with tension, it is a free tent. If not, this is not. There are also some hybrid designs, it is often called the semi-freely way you have to distribute an end.
When I started this guide, I was in a free-picturesque camp. Separate tents seemed to work with him and some ways. These days, most camp tents are free. I realized that after trying the tents not released with them, I realized that there is no superior advantage as I thought of a free picture. You have to distribute your tent when you have all the free means of free. If you expect wind or rain, you will want to do it even if your tent is “free stay.” The biggest negative side of freestanting or semi-freesting tents is you can easily move after setting.
Vestibule: In two walled tents, the rain is usually away from the door of the inner tent. Leaves a non-space in Tent, but still protected from the rain and elements. Vestibule is a good place to cook when it is raining oily gear and rain and helps another small tent feel bigger. In general, the vestibule is better, the better.
DCF / Cuben fiber: Dyneema Composite Fiber (DCF) is also known as Kubik fiber. Both are industrial terms for tents made from DynEma, which is a very strong, very light piece. It can also be very expensive and annoying, but when it comes to going as light as possible, DCF is difficult to deceive. See tent materials below for a complete split of all the materials used in tents.
Peak height: The tent of the tent is at the highest point. Depending on the tent form, it may or may not be useful, but it can show how much headquarters in the tent is in the headroom. In single polar tents, the height of the peak is usually high, but quickly slopes, ie you do not have a headroom as much as you think of this figure.
Goalkeeper: Two people and bigger tents need two doors. In the middle of the night, the walking partner climbs is not fun for everyone. There were two goals in both people and larger tents who have been tested, but some have a beautiful vestibule.
