Reviews

Compared tot the 'old' Lofoten Camp3, the opening of the front leaves you with more loose wires and groundropes that cannot be detached; they will be taken by wind as you cannot roll them and store them as could be done with the 'old' model. The pegs are more convenient and won't leave your hands with scars. The innertent is more compact at the end - big chance you'll end up with a moisty sleepingbag as the outertent touches the innertent - at least, this is what I've experienced two nights at different campgrounds. The grey colour is wonderful light and gives a nice inner climate. The front is spacious enough to store stuff and a chair when it's raining. When packing early in the morning, it's better to detach the innertent from the outer (easy, with clips) to keep it dry and let the wind dry the inside of the outertent.