Simply The Best 3 Season Tent - Fjallraven Abisko View 2 Tent - Review

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Title	:	Simply The Best 3 Season Tent - Fjallraven Abisko View 2 Tent - Review
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Hello How does it do in heavy rain ? Looking for a tent to be durable and dry in the amazon rain forest Thanks😊
Comment from : Peace Of Jade

$720 ? For that reason alone - I - am - out
Comment from : Dale Juhl

Very much reminds me of a Hilleberg…
Comment from : wudger

I wish it was not that expensive :D almost 4 months of my broken student part job salary would be requaierd to get this bad boy looking for sugar tent daddy :D haha Nice video as always i love your channel <3
Comment from : Asoro_

shame about the vestibules I like the strength but not sold on the inability to open the door in rain given the limited limited overhang
Comment from : Tube rider

$720 for a tent I can’t stand up in? I’m 4’11” and have vertebral issues No, thanks
Comment from : Susan Wright

Im just wondering why they only have mesh/net on the i side doors, and no option to close? Would be so much warmer and you could use it more diversely
Comment from : wFjS

It looks really heavy
Comment from : James Smith

$720, ouch!!! Waaaay out of my budget Luke, according to Ur review, it is impressive, but not $720 for a weekend in a tent
Comment from : Christopher Tate

No Can purchase an adequate 3 season far more cost effective and lighter
Comment from : Graham Povey

04:21 I thought you said it's the tent you are using on personal travels, not sent from some guy
Comment from : Abenico

Fjallraven Canada lists no tents of any kind on their website - galling! They do have a couple of dealers in Nova Scotia and I will call them but really? For the supposed quality and price of these tents one wonders how they remain in business
Comment from : TA MacMillan

Would like to get it for bike tours Hikingnot so much Too big, too heavy
Comment from : David Jonathan Gudlaugson

You convinced me I just ordered one for summer Great review
Comment from : Craig The Cumbrian

Comparing to Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 and NEMO Dragonfly 2 ?brI want to be able to hold wind/rain brAny thoughts?
Comment from : Michalis Tsirakis

Looks like you could sneak in some milder 4 season use too!
Comment from : William Hicks

Oex rakoon21 on steroids
Comment from : Mr Mixer123

Very nice tent it looks great and probably will feel great but for $800, it is a budget breaker
Comment from : BU24

Looks amazing I can see it withstanding very heavy rain, hail, and strong winds The two main cons of price and weight are what is holding it back however I am comfortable spending at most 550 dollars or so on a two person tent that is three seasons Would I love to have it? Sure, if I happen to get the money and remove some things from my bag to use it But for now, it is just one of those dream tents that I have in my mind that I just cannot come around to buying
Comment from : Gifted Fox

WOW 😮 she is a beautiful tent!! Never seen anything like it as u can see the quality right away! But, ur rite, the price is an obstacle!
Comment from : countrygirl63 baker

Looks like a copy of the Terra Nova Solar 22 tent
Comment from : Phillys Son

Cabela s sells there Alaskan guide models for less and are way better personally used one for a couple of years camping in Alaska modified mine to use a camp stove wood heater still use it for summer camping now I live in Alabama
Comment from : Wayne Mabe

i guess the Nordisk Otra 2 is their attempt to undercut this tent It shares many of the same qualities
Comment from : Fallyn

I ordered it now - its on discount (still 689 €), so ^^
Comment from : Low Carb Vampire

this looked like a possible upgrade to my Hilleberg Una due to the vestibules, but the fact that the doors are all mesh takes away from my late fall and winter uses too bad look like the Scandinavian companies make really high quality tents
Comment from : Jay Tabac

I own this tent and use it exclusively on my long distance, big river canoe trips It's a bunker, and on many occasions other tents around mine were flattened My View stood up to the extreme weather So this tent works for me
Comment from : David MIller

Great review, thanks LukebrbrWe are big fans of Fjällräven We already use their backpacks, and although not the lightest, you could play football with them on top of Scafell Pike and they'd probably only look better for it!brbrWe saw this tent on Bushman & Blue's channel and really liked it, so to see another positive review is great Value for money? For the dual-opening and the fact it will last for 20 years or more, yes
Comment from : burriana - al

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL Ultralight Bikepacking Tent brCan you please review this tent 2p !!
Comment from : Mr オミKoi

so you have this tent and use it all the time but a viewer has to send one so you could review it? hmmm!!!
Comment from : Autorized User

Sweden 👊👍🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Comment from : 12 Tribes

YOUR KIDS CAN AT 14 TEEN SAY WHERE THEY WANT LIVE THE JUDGES WILL LET THE KIDS GO INTO MOM'S PLACE TOO LIVE ATHER HOME
Comment from : RAY WRIGHT

nordisk otra 2 got FOUR windows 360 degrees view
Comment from : detharp

No
Comment from : Richard Shoat

So my friends, its the tent he uses all the time for off camera adventures, but he could only do this review because a viewer sent him the tent
Comment from : Shawn Gordon

why the shades? cross-eyed? bloodshot? nervous tic?
Comment from : Lars Thorwald

Problem with this tent is that the weight is far too much to carry and if I am car camping i want a tent much larger
Comment from : Larry Burke

Hello I own a Hilleberg Helags 2 I want to do hikes in Iceland (lots of very strong winds and rain) I am not entirely convinced that the Hilleberg is up to the task due to the construction I am now looking at the Abisko View 2 Would you recommend getting it or do you think, the Helags 2 would suffice?
Comment from : Christian Lieb

It seems very similar to Hillberg Rogen
Comment from : Björn Rudberg

Man I love your ReviewsI love that tent That costs $70000 bucksI know its made greatBut that price should be 40000 In my opinionI can get a 4 season Big Horn Canvas with a stove Jack for 700Not light weightI can afford 700 but I would buy the military light Fighter or USMC versionI can tell that's a great tentPrice is to much for meBut I love your Reviews and you and your wife are great peopleBe safeMark from Ky
Comment from : Mark Floyd

and someone bought that and gave it to you to use for a year? Wow, you have some nice friends!
Comment from : Liberty StuffnThings Reviews

awesome review
Comment from : Azlan hashim

YES!
Comment from : Alan Manzie

Yes, yes it is It's a shame their US site only has green version I like this color very much Coyote rocks!
Comment from : First Ranger

What are the competitive options? What is almost as good with great features, but a lot less expensive and a lot lighter?
Comment from : Steven Richardson

No
Comment from : Physical Starfighter

I started off looking at Marmot and Big Agnes… Though, once I saw this video, I became super intrigued about this here tent… big time Didn’t think I’d spend that kind of money on a tent before but here we are I bought it last week! Supposed to be here on Tuesday My wife and I are really looking forward to giving it a try We’re moving up from a 2-p Coleman which has served us pretty well so far… but we recently had our first experience getting a rained out of our little tent during some wicked heavy rainfall Got me realizing we could use a step up Looks like this Fjallraven tent will be more of a leap up! brbrWe’re in Minnesota Will be giving the new tent a run in Gooseberry falls in Northern Minnesota and in Black River Harbor NFCG in the upper peninsula of Michigan in a couple weeks Gonna be a good one! brbrLove the vids man, keep up coming! Thanks for the great recommendation too! brbrPS I think a little pink in my burger is pretty good… To each their own 😉🍔⛺️
Comment from : Gung Ho

My question has nothing to do with this review although I really am getting into all of your reviews and learning a lot My question is whether or not you would review the gazelle T3 or T4 I realized because of their weight they would never be backpacking tent I am quite interested in buying either one of them but would really like an impartial review if possible Thank you for your consideration!
Comment from : Corky Oakes

Nice tent brThat’s like $1000 Canadian Crazy!!!
Comment from : Leigh Taft

Would it fit two 76cm mats?
Comment from : Bart

Yes this tent is worth the money
Comment from : Ronald Cobbley

just get a Hilleberg?
Comment from : khomatech

again a hobest and indepth review thankyou so much
Comment from : The Southern Woodsman UK

hmm
Comment from : joe kelly

its a beast
Comment from : joe kelly

That price is insane!!!
Comment from : Jeremy R

Had me up until the $750 price tag…lol!
Comment from : Stickto YourDrums

I was almost sold until I checked the weight I give up here
Comment from : earthwanderer

Worth every penny 👍
Comment from : AR9fy

I have this tent and the only drawback is the weight Checkout “In i vildmarken” videos where Peter Persson do a 4 week trip in the Alaska wilderness with the predecessor of the tent
Comment from : Skoog

I've been looking to upgrade As I do the VAST majority of my camping in Florida, I've been looking for a top of the line, 2-3 season tent I LOVE the crazy amount of mesh I'm curious as to how it handles rain I don't mean "rain"I mean FLORIDA, SUMMER DOWNPOURS Anyone experienced in Florida camping knows that can mean several inches in an hour Is there a full weather review of this tent? Appreciate your channel!
Comment from : Scott Baron

rare as hens teethcant find one anywhere in Australia or onlineI would trade in my Darche swag and other tents for this
Comment from : Andy Irons

Are Popup tents just as strong and reliable?
Comment from : Victoria W

I'd love to see you do a review of the Hilleberg Rogen sometime
Comment from : thewestonfront

I bought this based on your recommendation Thanks Luke (and Susan)
Comment from : StockingUp

my friend your text dose not go up with what your are saying i do not know why it is just on your vid this one showing now God bless you
Comment from : colin moorcock

My friend has one of these tents Awesome tent Thought about getting one My Eureka Expedition is alittle heavy(9lb) for packing for two people This tent reminds me of my Eureka but lighter $700 and worth every penny My Expedition is just like this but 3 person I commented about my tent in your type of tents video Yes I'm still using my tent from the middle 90s Because I've taken excellent care of it Subscribed your channel is the best review gear are awesome
Comment from : Wyoming Adventures

Weight is the biggest con, I can accept the price but not at that weight
Comment from : John Smith

The dome looks good as well but holy grail 975 bucks for a 3 person tent
Comment from : Daniel Roble

Pulled the trigger and bought the tent from Helsinki $500 and change with shipping My current tent got flattened last year, and I regularly camp at windy beaches Thanks for the review
Comment from : Steve Seattle

Found it on sale for $500!
Comment from : Steve Seattle

I've been to Abisko in Sweden and the place is f'ing magical! The closest gas station is either in Kiruna (took us 90 minutes to drive out there) or you need to cross to Norway (which we didn't) Now let me continue watching this video because I'm really curious how well they work :)
Comment from : nodieusa

Just too expensive I'm fairly happy with my Big Agnes Tiger Wall 2
Comment from : klatau barad

Over priced
Comment from : Randall Gray

I got that Abisko Shape 2 lite, and can say Fjällraven tents are definitely worth the price, but i really recommend to buy footprint also for protection Skandinavians know something about making outdoor stuff! Greetings from Finland keep up the good work Luke!
Comment from : r p

How will it stand up to wind?
Comment from : Phantasmos

Looks heavy
Comment from : S Sam

I own a Hilleberg aktos, that has a lot of condensation issues, and is also an expensive tent but worth itMy next tent purchase will be this tent I think its well worth the priceyou get what you pay for
Comment from : Daniel Cruz

What is the footprint measurement of the bathtub section?
Comment from : Ryan Alvarado

700 quid No
Comment from : Johnny Cobalt

This tent is reminds me of the first TNF Rock 22 tent
Comment from : Winterfar

Thank you for a good reviewbrTop of my short list for my camping plans in the UK
Comment from : Devonaholics

Luke, As usual, great video Great info!
Comment from : Another Day In The Woods

Looks like I'll be eating ramen for a while
Comment from : CalypsoRaz

The tent looks great, I think I could get over the price for the build quality However, that weight is a killer…I can’t get behind 6 lbs on a 3 season tent
Comment from : Austen Greco

Is it possible to take a cheaper tent and improve it yourself by eg waterproofing the seams so that it functionally becomes comparable to fjallraven but for less money?
Comment from : Geeky Projects

I've got a Hilleberg Taiga, only tent I've ever owned Don't even remember how many years I've had it
Comment from : Johan Öhgren

Like their products but don’t like their prices lol
Comment from : LoneWolfSurvivalLife

Looks like the cousin of the MSR Elixir
Comment from : werealeyes

This tent is very impressive, the best tent I’m interested in
Comment from : Novacaine I

Great review of a great tent
Comment from : tony allen

I got the jacket made by this same company that you recommended and wore it 3 times the 3 time was in the rain and NO it's not waterproof Worst 200 bucks I've ever spent!
Comment from : Shane Ballman

I guess you won't be lugging it on the AT or the CDT
Comment from : Barry Hope SGT Hope

My Eureka tent in the late 70’s weighed 7 pounds No thanks It’s 2021 I’ve used a variety of backpacking tents through the years I’ve enjoyed Big Agnes models but my favorite are Tarptent Henry Shires has a great line for a variety of needs
Comment from : Cat_Daddy