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New xl titan hide (87 posts / 21,123 views)
GAZLOZ GAZLOZ
Posts: 18
Post #76 13 Mar 2019 20:03
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There is a video showing how to set up the normal hide. It says the short rear pole lifts the peak up and provides tension when pegged. Presume the same applies for the XL.
DirkDiggler DirkDiggler
Posts: 2,502
Post #77 13 Mar 2019 20:54
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In reply to Post #75
Nah mine is ok on level ground... as has been said I reckon it's the way to set the height at the front correctly
mick_jc mick_jc
Posts: 115
Post #78 14 Mar 2019 22:43
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Currently sat in mine. Its huge. I've got a fox voyager bivvy and honestly I think once the bedchair is pushed right to the back of the hide xl there's not much difference in space in the front half. Went up easy, however personally needs the front infill for me. Unless you're well over 6ft and sit high up on your bedchair I think the standard hide will be ample. I have a fair amount of headspace I'm not using here
oldgeezer oldgeezer
Posts: 27,037
Mr Linky Poo
Mr Linky Poo Post #79 6 Apr 2019 23:18
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In reply to Post #68
Any updates on the snapped pole on your hide XL Matt ????
andy2461 andy2461
Posts: 1,402
Post #80 18 May 2019 09:34
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In reply to Post #79
anyone got any further reviews on the hide xl?
esoxlucious esoxlucious
Posts: 1,824
Post #81 12 May 2021 21:46
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In reply to Post #80
Had my xl about a year and love it .Height is perfect for me and loads of room .Previously had the tempest air which I did like but it was too low for me .What I also love with the hide is I can get so much more gear in with the bedchair right at the back .I can also get a chair in to the side and 2 bivvy tables the other side whilst it doesn't have a big footprint .It's great for quick sessions whilst big enough for longer stays .Rapid and easy to put up .The only downside for me is the short back pole .If you can't get a realy solid peg point it pops out when the others go in tight .I sometimes have to use a really long peg on crappy ground
Apps316 Apps316
Posts: 2,115
Post #82 16 May 2021 20:39
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In reply to Post #81
Any further reviews on the poles snapping etc? Any other issues after long term use?

Cheers
Jimbo6745
Posts: 422
Post #83 16 May 2021 21:34
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Used one for around a year never had an issue never used storm poles either been in the teeth of gusts up to 50mph and it never looked like it had an issue. It's an ugly looking thing in my opinion but that's not why I brought it. It's fairly light huge amounts of room and goes up in less than a minute. I would buy again 👍🏼
Apps316 Apps316
Posts: 2,115
Post #84 17 May 2021 09:02
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In reply to Post #83
Any issues with the rain dripping off the front or do you find the gutter works well cheers?
Jimbo6745
Posts: 422
Post #85 17 May 2021 11:29
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Never noticed an issue mate the front is quite high so if you get a good wind and rain you need to zip the front panel in. Apart from that it's been superb
PPPIKER PPPIKER
Posts: 542
Post #86 17 May 2021 11:46
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In reply to Post #84
That's the only issue I have is the rain dripping down into the front, I could zip it up but as I've never zipped a door up I'm not gunna start now. I just keep a towel at the front to keep it from accumulating. But other than that it's a great bit of kit(bag is the exception) I just got my Mrs to knock up a bigger bag with a full length zip which makes life easier when it's put away wet.
Jslinn Jslinn
Posts: 2,403
Post #87 17 May 2021 18:23
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In reply to Post #86
Suffer the same issue with my Hog and decided to get myself the T1 Camo for that and additional height.
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