Helsport Fjellheimen Superlight 2

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HeiJeg skal investere i et telt som jeg og min mann skal bruke p korte turer i den norske fjellheimen (turer p maks en uke). Etter en del research har jeg bestemt meg for kjpe Helsport sitt Fjellheimen Superlight-telt, men jeg klarer ikke bestemme meg for om jeg skal kjpe 2- eller 3-mannsutgaven. Jeg skulle gjerne hrt litt om andres erfaringer med disse teltene. Det er bare mannen min og jeg som kommer til bruke teltet s det gjr ikke noe om man ligger tett, men vi nsker jo ikke at det skal bli ukomfortabelt ved at man f.eks. ligger helt inntil teltduken osv. Pr. i dag skiller det 1000 kr mellom teltene hos XXL, og jeg bruker gjerne 1000 kr ekstra hvis det gjr at vi fr et telt vi vil vre mer fornyde med enn om vi sparte den tusenlappen. Jeg har lest en del tester og omtaler, og selv om jeg har inntrykk av at det kun er strrelsen som fysisk skiller de to teltene er det alltid 3-mannsutgaven som blir trukket frem som testvinner. Dette forundrer meg litt. Er det noe jeg overser? I tillegg registrerer jeg at p XXLs nettsider blir 2-mannsutgaven omtalt som 3-sesongstelt mens 3-mannsutgaven blir omtalt som helrstelt.

Har ikke erfaring med disse konkrete teltene men legger merke til at 3-utgaven er 5 cm hyere. Om dere ryker ut for drlig vr og m vre inne, kan det vre komfortabelt med litt ekstra hyde i innerteltet. I tillegg til strrelsen ellers, selvsagt.

Har Fjellheimen Superlight 3. Fruen og meg er fornyd. Ville dog vurdert kuppel, da superlight ser jeg p som finvrstelt. Er det meldt 10m/s og mye regn hele uka tar jeg et annet telt. Og i finvr er ikke stort fortelt s viktig. Men for all del, g for 3 persons.

Av de to ville jeg definitvt gtt for 3p versjonen, med mindre dere begge er ganske sm eller ikke trenger noe srlig albuerom. Jeg har Fjellheimen 3 SL fra noen r tilbake, og den oppleves litt for liten med 2 voksne og hund p 22 kg. Da var modellene litt mindre (lavere og uten kvadratisk innertelt), s det gjelder kanskje ikke like mye de oppdaterte variantene.

Nr det skiller s lite i bde pakkevolum og vekt, ville jeg helt klart gtt for den strste. Det er fint ha litt armslag i innerteltet nr vret er drlig, og ha plass til pakkposer etc langs teltveggene. Fint slippe ligge klint inntil teltduken ogs med tanke p gjennomslag. At 3-mannsversjonen blir karakterisert som 4-sesongers av XXL er feil. Hvis du tenker bruke teltet ogs p vinteren eller over tregrensa i drlig vr, ville jeg gtt for Pro-varianten. Det er snaut med barduner p Superlight-teltene og pluggfestene er trange med tanke p snplugger.

Takker igjen for mange nyttige innspill! ? Supert kunne dra nytte av erfarne fjellfolks erfaringer. Takk for at dere tar dere tid til dele. Jeg begynner faktisk lure p om Reinsfjell SL 3 er et bedre valg. At jeg br g for 3-mannsutgaven er det i alle fall ikke tvil om lenger...! ?

Til syvende og sist kommer jo dette med kuppel vs tunnel ned til personlige preferanser. Jeg har Reinsfjell SL (2-mannsutgaven), synes det er et flott telt, og foretrekker generelt kuppel over tunneltelt pga takhyde og to innganger p Reinsfjell (det siste er ogs bra for ekteskapet, vi kan ha hvert vrt niv av rot p hver vr side... og enkelt g ut og inn uten forstyrre den andre).

Reinsfjell er vel mer en slags hybrid mellom kuppel og tunneltelt med de fordeler/ulemper det har. Egentlig er det som @varmtvann sier mer en smakssak. Reinsfjell er tyngre per strrelse og har mindre, men flere fortelt. Min personlige preferanse er at de gigantiske forteltene er uunnvrlige nr vi er 2 stk p tur, s vi gikk for Fjellheimen Superlight 3. Nr jeg er alene i telt foretrekker jeg to utganger og mindre fortelt.

Reiser du p tur hvis det er meldt bare fint vr eller uansett? Har flere telt men mest bruker alle mest ett billig selvgende telt (bd firstlight) betale 1500 kr fr,hva med et slik som det her =122392989

Det vil nok stort sett bli turer i OK vr. Om det kommer en byge eller to gjr ikke det noe (eller en-to dager med regn i en ellers OK uke), men vi kommer ikke til legge ut p tur dersom vi vet med sikkerhet at det i hovedsak vil bli drlig vr, nei. S friskus er vi dessverre ikke

Hvis du vurderer kuppeltelt ville jeg sett p Exped Orion III UL (3).

Tror dette blir mitt neste telt, god takhyde og ser ut som er bra telt.

Men i det siste har prisen steget veldig p dette, vet ikke om det er pga. kronekursen disse dager.

Fordi det ikke tler vind, eller fordi det lite bardunering? Eller fordi det er lett og blafrer? Ellerffordi man ikke kan begrense lufting? Har kjpt meg et snt telt og m si at jeg blir skuffet om det ikke er noe srlig i 10 m/s!

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We have got a Voyager Superlite (or something like that) tent for back packing which I think is for two people, but we have been fine for the three of us with our son up to now. (Un)fortunately children grow and our soon to be eleven year old is taking up a lot more room, so it is getting a bit crammed. We would like to buy a really lightweight 3 people tent for backpacking and bike packing - bear in mind, the not so wee man can't carry too much, so weight is an issue, but also it has to stand up to our windy and wet Scottish conditions. Any recommendations. I think the tent we have now weighs less then two kg or thereabouts)

Off the top of my head the Hilleberg Nallo is, whilst a two person tent, pretty roomy and light. It's a tunnel though so has the usual limitations of a tunnel tent but I've found it very robust. However, it is probably eye wateringly expensive these days

Not superlight but I recently bought an MSR Elixir 2 person....there is a 3 person version. Ive only used mine in the garden so far but its very spacious, build quality is very good....may be worth a look...

Have a look at the Nordisk Oppland 3, sort of poor man's Hilleberg Cozy for 3 and massive porch for gear. The Si version is 3.2 Kg and there is an ultra lightweight at 2 Kg but quite a bit more expensive.

This website is great for comparing weight of lots of outdoor kit. Unsurprisingly, you'll need a substantial budget for the very lightest kit, and I'd question the durability. I've no direct experience to comment in I'm afraid.

Once you add the stand alone poles/pegs you're still well under 2kg and certainly under the cost of a Hilleberg whilst supporting a small Scottish manufacturer. You've got the versatility of a super light 1 person tent for any solo stuff, a 2 person for err, just the 2 of you and separate accommodation for the boy which might prove useful as he enters his teenage years...

I don't think it'll be big enough to take 3 people plus their sacks and leave enough porch to cook in. The Kaitum2 (which I have) would be a better bet due to it's double porches and same floorspace (which doesn't slope down at one end). However, the width may be an issue for 3 people, you'd certainly want to sleep one person the opposite way round to the others I think (which you wouldn't want to do in a Nallo with slopey rear end).

In terms of weight though, Heike, at 11 your lad should be capable of carrying his share of a normal* 3 man tent on an overnight trip. More of an issue would be the volume, as it can be tricky to fit a fly or inner in the size of rucsac an 11 year old will use (50litre). My scouts have been doing this for over 30 years and its not a problem, even with the heavier gear of 30 years ago. The younger scouts (10-12) would carry the pegs and some food, the older ones would carry the fabric bits and stove or fuel.

*A 'scout quality' tent such as one of the better Vango ones or a VauDe one. Whatever brands people will suggest in this thread will invariably be lighter. Tunnels are virtually always the lightest designs, but you may have width issues for 3. Have a look at =3&filter.Persons=2%20... to see the euro brands people on here may not have used.

Jumping Jesus! I've just seen the Hilleberg prices on the Globetrotter site above, they are bonkers now! Not just them either, the other euro brands are pricey too. I bought mine from Taunton Leisure.

However, my brother has a Helsport Fjellheimen Superlight 3 Camp that he likes for family hikes where he is the porter. It is a roomy 3 person 3 season tent weighing 2.25 kg

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Heike - if you don't want to spend huge amounts Decathlon is probably the best value for money. We are still using our 3+ Decathlon dome bought 16 years ago for about 40 quid! It has stood up to one of the worst storms I've camped in (on a campsite in Southern Denmark of all places!). Ours isn't particularly light, but they do a modern 3 man tunnel for 200 quid with a quote weight of 2.3 kgs which isn't bad. -p-tent-trek-900-ultralight-id_8586319.html

Thank you guys, really good ideas! Keep them coming, there are so many I would have never thought of. I have to think carefully as we already have campsite's worth of tents in the garage, but I want to find a good one.

Like DaveHK's idea with the two tents for the long run, but at the moment, it is still nice to be in the tent altogether to play games and chat in the long evenings out of the midges or the rain. These tents made by a small local supplier look amazing.

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