Been looking at these 2 tents and trying to decide on one. Any opinions or pros and cons on each would be appreciated. Most of my time is spent in the mountains well of trails. I have a Hilleberg Soulo but would like a second tent for the extra space or if the wife joins me.
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Hilleberg Jannu or Allak2
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Hilleberg Jannu or Allak2
by Sambar 340 » Wed 21 Aug, 2019 6:32 am
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Re: Hilleberg Jannu or Allak2
by philm » Wed 21 Aug, 2019 8:56 am
I have owned the Allak for about 4 years. It is a bombproof freestanding tent as all Hillibergs are.
I also own a Soulo
To me the advantages of the Allak are
it is freestanding so you can pitch it in tight spots
It has vestibules on both sides with entrances on both sides so works really well with 2 people
It is comfortable and easy to sit up inside
I don’t really like tunnel tents but that is a personal preference as I find them uncomfortable and harder to get in and out of
I guess it will come down to a personal preference
I also own a Soulo
To me the advantages of the Allak are
it is freestanding so you can pitch it in tight spots
It has vestibules on both sides with entrances on both sides so works really well with 2 people
It is comfortable and easy to sit up inside
I don’t really like tunnel tents but that is a personal preference as I find them uncomfortable and harder to get in and out of
I guess it will come down to a personal preference
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