Thank you! I’m glad you found it useful and enjoyable.

Thank you! Very happy you found my video useful.

Who knew there were grommets on the underside of the rain fly? Very helpful, thank you!

Hi Terry. Glad you found my little video worthwhile. I'm not as comfortable in front of the camera as I am behind it, but I do enjoy making them as I learn about camping, and making videos. :-) Thanks for your comment and hope you enjoy your tent. Also, please check out my blog at gogzr.com Be well. Stay tuned. Vern

Great to hear!

Thanks for watching. When planning that video I didn’t include the take down because I thought it would make the video took long. Glad I decided to include it.

I’m so glad you found it useful. I’ve taken a bit of a hiatus from producing these videos, but I intend to get back into it soon. In the meantime, please take a look at my blog: GoGzr.com

Hi Savannah, I’m glad my video is helping you get out there. If you want huge confidence boost I would also suggest you practice at least once setting up and taking down the tent. Once you’ve done it then the task won’t seem so daunting when you’re out in the woods. Good luck and have fun on your trip. Vern

Hi! Glad you found it useful. Hope you have a grand time out there

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Yeah, it’s an easy thing to miss or forget. I did the first time I used the tent. Thanks for watching.

Happy you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more

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From one geezer to another, thank you!

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I’m glad you found it helpful. Please direct others here and check out my other videos. You might find them helpful too.

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Much appreciate you taking the time to say so. Thanks.

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Wow, thanks! Glad you found it useful. Autumn is coming and I'll be making more of these types of videos soon. STAY TUNED.

@@vernseward5323 I’ll be watching for them!

Very happy you enjoyed it and found it useful. I’ll be post more videos soon. In the meantime, please check out my blog at GoGzr.com

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Bouggt 1 3 mos ago now thanks to this gentleman i just put it up. 😊

For a long time I resisted getting a mallet, but I see they are worth it.

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hanks! Much appreciated.

Thanks for watching. Was fun doing it.

Thank you kindly!

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Glad you enjoyed it. It took me two times setting it up to find those silly eyelets under the rain cover. Once you do find them it all makes sense. 😁

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Thank you too!

Thanks. Actually was the only color they had.

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Thanks Leo! I’m envious! Enjoy your trip! Vern

​Vern, i just got back home some days from Spanish Pyrenees, South of France :-) Stayed over at several camp sites with the Stormbreak. At Spanish high mountains had some periods with heavy weather :-) Heavy wind, rain, hail, thunder all at the same time. Stormbreak performed pretty well during these periods of bad weather! Checked your vid once and i know when i`ve to put up the tent nxt year with stormy weather i choose your method (attaching the first 2 clamps and slide up) I didnt seem seal the seems, had no water inside with heavy rain. For nxt year i`ll seem seal all the seems. The thing i noticed is that there stays rain water on top of the tent but dont think thats going to be a problem when everthing is sealed. Another thing i enjoyed are the loops innertent where i put lines on so i could hang up all my stuff. At the outside tent i placed stormlines on all the loops, had to use these with pretty stormy weather. Though its possible to sleep with 2 persons i consider this tent as a one person, need to store my back packs too :-) For trekking i`ve got a little bivac tent, so i can leave the stormbreak at the campsite, anyways feel now comfortable enough to sell my Nordisk tent.

@@leogasper9109 Even more envious now. 🙂 Glad things worked out, even with all the bad weather.

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Glad you think so!

Hi, thanks for the kind words. I’m not experienced enough to say for certain if the Storm Break 2 is a good option for winter camping, especially if snow is involved, however, it is shelter. It has sizable vestibules on either side of both entrances, keeping gear out of the weather is certainly possible. It certainly sturdy enough and it has good weather shielding qualities. I’d guess if conditions aren’t extreme (blizzard or worse) it should keep you dry. Staying warm is another thing altogether. Hope that helps. If anyone else has some experience with this or similar tents in cold weather please feel free to chime in. Vern

Thanks!!

Thanks for the sub!

Thank YOU!

You’re welcome. I’ve found that the tent pegs nearly every manufacturer includes are crappy and I don’t understand why since they are so essential. Luckily, upgrading is not too expensive.

Very welcome

Hi, I still enjoy the tent. I haven’t used it as much as I’d like, but when I have I found that it performs well. I think the interior would be adequate for a person up to maybe 6’2”. I’d also recommend using inflatable pads like the ThermaRest basecamp self inflating pad. Get two and get to rig that ties them together. They’ll cover almost the entire floor and is very comfortable. Set up your sleeping bag on the pad and you are good to go. I’m average height, around 5’10”. I can easily get another in the tent if needs be.

Hi Eric, Thanks for watching my little video and I’m glad it helped. The cords on the raid shield/fly is so you can tie it down more. If you think about it, those six stakes (1 on either end and 4 for the vestibules) really aren’t enough to keep your tent from blowing away in gusty weather. You may have to tie your tent to objects that are more secure than the stakes they give you. I’ve never had to use extra tie downs, but its nice to know them and not need them. Vern

@@vernseward5323 Yes, we got it set up thanks to your video. Thank you so much for the information about the cords on the rain fly. Keep up the good work.

Sorry for the slow reply. I've only used this tent in FL where there's always high humidity. I open the rain flaps on both sides and have a fan pushing air through. (I also use mosquito coils to keep the blood suckers at bay. I put the coils just inside the vestibule. Seems to work.) I've only had it in light rain, but that wasn't an issue. The sites where I've used the tent tend not to have a wind issue. Again, this is Florida and I camp among trees where it tends not to be very windy. That said, I would definitely opt for better stakes than the ones supplied. In the video I use stakes like the ones here : www.amazon.com/Tripmas-Ultralight-Titanium-Tent-Stakes/dp/B01CJAJPH2/ref=sr_1_79?crid=1QFPK22ASWNMV&keywords=tent+stakes&qid=1661503753&sprefix=%2Caps%2C84&sr=8-79 There are aluminum versions as well. These stakes will definitely worth the money. Easy to use and they hold great! Hope that answers your questions. Thanks for watching.

@@vernseward5323 Hi! Thank you so much. I ended up going with the Marmot Limelight 2P. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try it out yet--except to set it up in the living room. LOL Happy camping!

OH! Those are extra tie downs. You'd need them in places where the ground is sandy or loose and you have windy weather. Sorry. I should have mentioned that.

Hi, You’re right, the does include 8. Depending on your situation, you’ll use all 8. I think Northface gives you 2 extra because you’re likely to lose them.

Glad you found it useful. This only the second tent I’ve used. I found it to be very easy to roll up and get in the bag. I don’t roll the tent around the poles, I slide those in after I get the tent in. Anyway, hope you enjoy your tent. Please take a look at my blog: GoGzr.com

Either side has screened doors to allow airflow. There’s also vents in several places.

Hi Marilyn, No, I can’t say that’s been something that has ever crossed my mind. But now that you’ve mentioned it, I’m thinking about advantages and disadvantages of mesh color. I’m sensitive to bugs and mosquitoes seek me out like a fat kid might a cupcake. Mosquitoes tend to hide/wait on darker surfaces and avoid lighter ones where they can more easily be seen. In this regard, I’d opt for the lighter mesh. However, I think this reasoning is rendered moot because I spray repellent on the mesh. (Note: don’t do that with DEET based repellents as they may harm tent fabrics. I use Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus. Very effective. ) As to vision distortion, I hadn’t noticed and I honestly don’t see much of a problem. So, it’s gonna be a personal choice.

​@@vernseward5323 Thank you for your thoughts on this. It certainly is a beautiful, versatile tent.

My sleeping pad is 78” and I still have about 2-3” when I lay it out in the tent. So, yes, it should accommodate you.

Happy you found it useful.

Unfortunately I am unable to translate your comment.

@@vernseward5323 can only dream of being able to have a tent like the one you practice, greetings from me, the island of Borneo, Indonesia

Hmmm. Sounds like you got a defective one.

Incomplete actually.... But it got sorted with their customer service. The second tent was indeed complete.

¿No estoy seguro de a qué te refieres? Mi tienda está verde.

Es cierto que los colores más oscuros estarán más calientes bajo la luz solar directa. Si eso es una preocupación, siempre puedes suspender una lona sobre la tienda o simplemente encontrar un lugar sombreado.

Hi, Not sure what you mean by “taunt”. Would you elaborate please? Vern

@@vernseward5323 I think he means taut.

Great to hear! Glad you found it useful.