3F UL Lanshan 2 Pro

Like I said, I've got it from camperlists.com I'll put the link in the description and but from the research that I did and the customer service I've ...

So although all this is this lovely well ventilated mesh, only one half opens so you can't actually open the whole thing. That might not be an issue f...

Scaling down the weight of my solo backpacking kit, so picked this up, as I'm not willing to pay the high price of the cutting-edge Dyneema versions of similar single-wall trekking pole tents. After using for a couple of nights, my first impression is that it sets up fairly easily, but only under id...

I have a Lanshan 1 Pro, and wanted a little more room for the wetter seasons. The tents cannot be seam taped, so you have to seam seal it before using (it WILL leak if you don't). While I used the syringe on my 1Pro, I used a brush, and a thinned down - with mineral spirits - seam sealer for silicon...

This is a great tent, if you're willing to spend an hour seam sealing. Excellent size, big enough for 2x 6'3"- 6'5" adults. It even came with the syringe for seam sealing and a ground cover (unexpected bonus). Tent was FedExed from China in less than a week and a half. Lots of upgrades from the orig...

I took a couple of days to carefully look the tent over and I did not find anything wrong with it, not even a single hanging thread. I did notice that the shock cord at the corners of the tub floor has been replaced by the same cordage that is used for the guy lines. No big deal there. Mine came wit...

Of the Lanshan resellers, 3F UL and Mier are the most reputable and reliable.Disclosure: The author purchased this tent.