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Have one to sell? Sell it yourself Highlander Camouflage Basha – Waterproof Shelter - Prepper1 - 12 August 2013
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Price:
£24.99
Postage:
£2.75
This Camouflage Basha from Highlander weighs just 500g and will provide waterproof shelter for 2 people, rain shelter for cooking etc... This lightweight camo shelter has multiple tabs along each edge and ridge to suspend and tie down using Para Cord.
Description
Lightweight versatile shelter
Waterproof to 2,000mm HH
Taped seams
Double stitched loops
Eyelets
Popper studs to join additional shlters
Specifications
Fabric: 210 Rip-stop Polyester
Dimension: 250cm x 170cm
Pack Size: 25cm x 9cm Ø
Weight: 500g
Colour: Camouflage
camo basha shelter. - bigpaul - 13 August 2013
got 3! all bought off a surplus stall at a certain sunday car boot £2 each.
RE: Have on - Prepper1 - 13 August 2013
I hate you..... £2........ bastardo......
RE: Have on - bigpaul - 13 August 2013
(13 August 2013, 12:08)Prepper1 Wrote: I hate you..... £2........ bastardo......
I think the last one I bought he'd put the price up to THREE pounds!!
RE: Have one to sell? - BeardyMan - 13 August 2013
Spend a bit more and get a DD 3x3 tarp. They're the best selling & most popular tarps for a reason...
Basha shelter. - bigpaul - 13 August 2013
they are for emergency use only, 1 in my day bag, 1 in my Alice pack and 1 kept permanently in the car.
RE: Basha shelter. - BeardyMan - 13 August 2013
(13 August 2013, 14:13)bigpaul Wrote: they are for emergency use only, 1 in my day bag, 1 in my Alice pack and 1 kept permanently in the car.
Yup, but for a few more quid you can get something much better.
The £2 ones you picked up, are they rustly like a crisp packet? McCavity & his friend used some that look identical to that on the trip, VERY noisy! Every wisp of wind and that was all you could hear. DD make little to no noise at all, many attachment points. Like I say, they're the most recommended for a reason - they're the best.
basha shelter. - bigpaul - 13 August 2013
they are good enough for my purposes, probably will NEVER be used unless TSHTF, for normal use if I EVER camp I have an old ridge tent.
RE: basha shelter. - BeardyMan - 13 August 2013
(13 August 2013, 14:32)bigpaul Wrote: they are good enough for my purposes, probably will NEVER be used unless TSHTF, for normal use if I EVER camp I have an old ridge tent.
Old school. I like it!
Canvas? Can't beat canvas - shame it's so heavy.
If we do a proper SUK camp for a few days I'll bust out the SoulPad & frontier stove, brilliant.
RE: basha shelter. - bigpaul - 13 August 2013
(13 August 2013, 14:34)BeardyMan Wrote:oh i'm definitely OLD school!(13 August 2013, 14:32)bigpaul Wrote: they are good enough for my purposes, probably will NEVER be used unless TSHTF, for normal use if I EVER camp I have an old ridge tent.
Old school. I like it!
Canvas? Can't beat canvas - shame it's so heavy.
If we do a proper SUK camp for a few days I'll bust out the SoulPad & frontier stove, brilliant.
cant stand frame tents...went for a holiday in north wales in 1979(that's how old my tent is), there was a storm overnight and all the frame tents collapsed, all that was left standing was mine and 2 other ridge tents.