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Topic	Date	User
Tent recommendations	21-Jan-2013 At 3:14:12 PM	Decoy
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I've been using a Hilleburg Akto for a couple of years now and have been quite comfortable in it. It is quite long (I'm 6'7" as well), has a great vestibule and is very light (~1.6kg packed, standard pegs). Downside is its not free standing, and Hilleberg claim that it's not a "true" alpine tent - it will stand in high winds (check out the youtube vid of the people pitching it in a storm), but won't survive being buried in snow. As Damo pointed out too, the Minaret's asymetrical floor is great for taller people. Is a bit on the heavy side (when compaired to a BD Hilight), but they are bombproof.

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