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Sounds like you don't have enough time to source parts before your festival. Duct tape will hold the leg in place for your festival and repair afterwards. Enjoy!

The handle isn't an indicator of anything that we know of in Australia at least

Are you asking whether the tent can keep you warm? Tents typically are only meant to shelter you from the wind and rain. You usually cannot/should not warm up the insides of a tent, because they have no insulation, usually this will result in condensation. To stay warm when camping in the winter, use a good sleeping bag and wear appropriate clothing. I hope this answers your question!

They are a bit of hidden gem in the Oztrail gazebo accessory range!

I don't see what you are talking about

Right now you can get your hands on one for $300.00

$200 on the Yeti website

@@Briguy702 we are Australian retailer. It is $300 AUD.

200 at DICKS sporting goods

@@TEXASLOYAL No need for that sort of language bro

If it's BOM then yes

Packed from the factory it'll come in at 100cmL x 35cmW x 35cmH. I would imagine this would expand by a handful of cm's on each dimension once you've used it a handful of times.

We found the strap to be quite comfortable, however, if you're travelling a decent distance with the cooler fully laden, you might encounter some discomfort. A handy tip is getting a seatbelt cover/cushion and applying it to the strap where it would sit on your shoulder. Happy travels!

@@tentworld so I’m mainly searching for a hard cooler for work but also I can take to me on short trips like concerts or maybe a weekend getaway where I can fill it back with ice at the hotel. I have the pelican 14qt but when it’s full it’s pretty heavy and it only has that huge handle. I have been searching and searching for the perfect size cooler for me with a strap. Right now the Engel 13qt is the best size with a strap I can find. The yeti roadie 15 and grizzly 15 I think are just a little too big to take to work. The pelican is about as big as I would want but I just wish it had the strap. The Engel is tad smaller than the pelican and has a strap. I just wish it was easier to just put any strap on there. Any thoughts on another possible choice for cooler or do you think the Engel is probably best for what I’m looking for

I’m not totally against a soft cooler but I hear the zippers can be problematic like yeti and Rtic type where it’s really “hard”to close the zipper. Plus I think insulation is probably better on hard coolers

Sadly no, you will need to guy the swag out to maintain it's structure and we also very much recommend pegging the swag down. Happy Camping!

Absolutely! We're glad that you found this tip helpful. Keep an eye out on some newer sleeping bags on the market, some- like the newer offerings from Coleman feature a "Roll-Control" system, which makes rolling your bag in the traditional way a lot easier. However, for everything else, this is a fantastic way to pack and maintain your bag. Happy Camping!

Hey there Grootman, around the timing of this videos upload, we had made the decision to put this swag into clearance, as a result, stock is quite limited. Be sure to check out your local store locations for stock and if you need any assistance you can contact our team at contact@tentworld.com.au. Cheers!

We agree!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Sadly we don't sotck these units any longer and don't have access to much information concerning the product. It may be worthwhile reaching out to companion directly for more advice.

Glad it helped

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We're glad to hear it and hope it helped you!

Typically if your jerry is stored upright, you shouldn't suffer many issues with leakage from the breather hole. It could be a case of a small vaccum being created if you have the jerry full but have the breather hole sealed. If you're heading over rough terrain it's natural to get a very small amount of managable leakage, sadly this is rather unavoidable.

@@tentworld thanks 🙏 I think I’ll have to get one of those tightener thingys too

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad it was helpful!

💪 We're happy to Help!

Sadly, we've not been able to find an international shipping option that works for us and our consumers. We're constantly looking though.

The Armbar Scout does indeed feature a frame lock. It's this feature that has made it more popular amongst it's peers that lack the function.

Thanks for the tip! As a rule of thumb I like to sharpen all my equipment out of the box, often the edge from the factory is found wanting, though this is common on most bladed instruments.

This stretcher, with the extra tension features it has has largely (but not entirely) addressed the forced cuddling feature of prior double stretchers we've seen. It's not perfect, but for many it's good enough. Especially when you pair this stretcher with a self inflating mattress. You're welcome to try it in-store with your partner prior to purchase.

We didn't have any struggles, perhaps your milage may vary? We're happy to see what can be done to assist if you wanted to reach out.

Thanks for the feedback, our friendly presenter Tom was quite new when this video was released. We've definitely learned a lot of lessons and will continue to do so moving forward. Thankfully, any info missed on this video is accessible on our website, here; www.tentworld.com.au/buy-sale/engel-18l-cooler-dry-box?sku=EDC19IM

Sadly we're not located in the UK and wouldn't be able to tell you. Hopefully you've had some luck by now! 🤞

Sorry you feel that way Bill! Definitely some lessons have been learned over the years and namely our youtube videos are shot by professional videographers rather than our staff on their mobiles. We'll see about revisting this on a similar tent soon!