Selecting a Good Hiking Tent

If you like to go hiking or backpacking, sooner orthree pounds, you will already have a lot more
later you will want to be able to sleep in the wild.choice for a cheaper price. An heavier tent can
The cheap tents you will see at most stores arealso be more durable and strong since they need
ill-suited for this task since they are way to big,to do a lot of design compromises to make a one
heavy and bulky to be carried on your back allpound tent. You can also consider buying a lighter
day. The best option is a hiking tent madesleeping bag or camping backpack to compensate
especially to be carried around. Here are somefor a heavier tent.
tips to select the right one for your needs:Finally, there are a few other options beside the
First, you need to know how many people youclassic tent with poles you may want to consider.
want to house in your tent. Many of these areThe most popular is the bivi sack, which is a
solo tents, but you can also find tents for two orsimple cover you put over your sleeping bag to
three people if you camp out with friends. Thisprotect you from the cold. You can also find bivi
way, you will split out the load and everyone willtents that works the same way as a bivi sack,
have less stuff to carry.but they can be totally closed off and have a
Also, you must know how much weight you aredome for the head. And for the more
willing to add in your backpack. You can findadventurous, you can make your own tarp tent
ultralight tents on the market weighting less thanfrom a specially made tarp and some ropes or
a pound, but those are the most expensive andpoles. This takes more skill to assemble, but it
can be pretty small. If you can spare two ortruly lightweight and minimalistic.