New 2019 Tramplite Shelter For Sale - SOLD

**SOLD**

This is a rare opportunity to get the latest 2019 Tramplite Backpacker shelter, with no wait! I have new, slight 2nd quality, outer complete with 1st quality inner that I'm offering at a £55 discount (10% reduction on outer). Unfortunately I had a bad day and there was a minor sewing mishap when fitting the zip leading to some additional holes in the DCF fabric, oops! This has been professionally, and permanently, repaired with an additional strip of DCF fabric, sewn and bonded, into the zip assembly during manufacture. It will not affect performance, or shelter life, and is almost invisible. This shelter is ready to go with next day delivery and all normal warranties will apply. This shelter will be offered to those on my email list first, if unsold by 18th Mar it will then be available to all.

Tramplite Backpacker Outer with Inner £745 + £10 (UK Delivery)

*With Brexit looming I’m not prepared to export this item so this is for UK delivery only.*

Backpacker 2 position door

Backpacker rear panel guys and additional mid panel pegging points

Backpacker door fully open

Sewing flaw

Repair strip

MYOG Cuben Fibre Shelter

I've always wanted to longterm test a cuben fibre shelter but never really found anything I wanted to take on a long hike. Cuben fibre was supposed to be a wonder material that would transform lightweight hiking, but after having used it in many roles, ranging from packs to waterproofs, I've been somewhat underwhelmed. Perhaps shelters is where it really shines? My 2 previous cuben tarps didn't fare too well but a shaped tarp SHOULD work better. The difference here is that pegging/guying loads are spread, more evenly, around many more points, which could make a big difference. I already have an MLD Cricket, in cuben, but it's not nearly as flexible as the silnylon version, which I prefer, so I've hardly used it. I looked at a cuben Trailstar but the material has compromised the design so much that I didn't take the plunge. Zpacks make a nice cuben shelter called the Hexamid, and I got to look at many, up close, on the PCT. They looked ideal for that hike but the design puts weight above performance when the weather turns nasty, so again, I kept way. With a hike across New Zealand coming up I wanted a shelter suitable for more extreme conditions and decided I would build my own.

Finished MYOG cuben shelter