FS: Ultralight Quickhiker 2-man tent for touring

Posted on Wed 5th, June 2019

• #1

bsb

This is this tent from Decathlon, in excellent condition.

We've used it for about 10 days and, despite being very happy with the dimensions and weight, we've upgraded to an MSR one.

Purchased £130, I'd like to £80 ono for it.
Collection in Canary Wharf during the day, N16 in the evenings, can arrange a meeting in central London otherwise.
• #2

bsb

Last call before this moves to eBay/Guntree
• #3

bsb

Going to Gumtree now, you're missing out on a great, super light tent ;)
• #4

Glws

they are amazing tents for the cost. i've used my last quechua for about 10 years
• #5

Tomo187

Tempted. Have you sold it elsewhere yet?
• #6

MrBaklava

Hi,

Did you sell this in the end?
• #7

bsb

yes sorry mark, it's gone now
• #8

Jaaamie

What msr did you go for? Hubba Hubba?
• #9

bsb in reply to @Jaaamie

Yes, 2-man Hubba Hubba.
Loving it so far, and served us well in the Outer Hebrides recently!

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