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The knife is pretty much perfect as a hunting knife. Great shape, great length, good ergonomics for how light it is and the texturing of the scales is perfect.
The sheath requires riding the back of the knife against it in order for a proper fit, but that's not a problem if this knife will live in a backpack or a kill kit. It's only lightly problematic if you want to attach it to a bino harness or something.
I got this stove for a 3rd season Colorado Mule Deer hunt this year. It's my first stove so don't have a lot to compare to. It's well made, comes with a great case, easy to assemble and use. I can tell right now that the sliding door is going to be a bit of an issue but nothing major. Like others have said, it would be good to have a way to lock the legs out. Maybe offer a titanium bar that you can use to wedge between the legs.
Lightweight, comfortable, breathable, and, packable. This one is a winner.
Very light weight and easy to use. The best stays put and no stretching so far. It's going to work well in Alaska for my September moose hunt.
Haven't had a chance to use them yet but they are super light and look to be extremely well made and tough.
The Absaroka 4 p haft insert design Inconvenient the inner nothing any thing loop inside for hang the light or pocket to keep some small gear.
Used the insert with the tent portion on a recent backpacking trip with my daughter. The whole setup was split between the two of us, and it worked out great. Enough room for both of us and my GSD. Can't wait for the next adventure with my Rincon!
Great tent ! did everything I asked of it. Only draw back for me and my personal comfort would be a better floor design options and or a full nest with the ability to use a stove option ! Outside of that it's the only tent I use now.
Fits perfectly in the hood of my sleeping bag and throwing in a sweatshirt or jacket gave me the perfect amount of cushion for a week trip in the BWCA. It packs so small compared to other travel pillows and is more comfortable.
Uses the Rincon for a three day, 20 mile backpacking trip with my daughter and GSD. It was big enough for the three of us to sleep in. Super easy to set up - set it up for the first time on the first night on trail. Will happily take this on more backpacking trips in the future.
I wanted to start off by saying I am somebody that never writes reviews. I have been blown away by the customer service by Argali. I run their two person four person all the inserts and the stove every single year and spend between 50 and 75 days in the backcountry. I ordered the tarp when it first came out over a year ago and it has been sitting on my shelf untouched. I have an early August deer hunt in Arizona and wanted something to block the sun. I went to seam, seal it and one of the plastic clips for cinching it down, had broken and emailed Argali and had an immediate response, giving me two options send the tarp in or they would send me the plastic clip and I could sew the tarp. I decided it would be easier to send it in and have the professionals do it. They just received the tarp today and I received another email stating that they would just be replacing the entire tarp because they didn’t want me to wait for them to sew a clip on . I could not believe that they took the initiative to take care of their customers so well. Very few Companies, back their products like Argali does. I will be a customer for life.
Very happy with this after a good 20+ nights in it. I ran it with two guys early and mid season so far.
It’s really spacious, and has a very quick set up, unlike other tipis I’ve had. I like using the center pole for easy adjustment on the height/footprint. I do hunt with my trekking poles most of the time, so I may differ that way.
The no sag fabric is awesome, and something you don’t appreciate until you realize it never does it haha. I really like the guy out points as well, and how easy it is to tighten and adjust.
The shelter held up just fine in some thunderstorms, decent wind, and light snow.
I would not hesitate to recommend this, and think I’ll go with their smaller tents for solo trips due to my experience.