And here is an other on from earlier this year - there seems little consistency and £66 seems excessive and unlucky given others' experience.
Charges due
Customs Entry £ 8.50
Import Duty £ 4.15
Import VAT £ 31.63
Total £ 44.28
Mine was £44.28 too
And here is an other on from earlier this year - there seems little consistency and £66 seems excessive and unlucky given others' experience.
Charges due
Customs Entry £ 8.50
Import Duty £ 4.15
Import VAT £ 31.63
Total £ 44.28
Mine £38 iirc
There is a form to ask for a refund if you think you've been overcharged.Me too on the first drop
Is there an appeal process? It’s a bit harsh paying almost double
Having spend the last 2 nights out in x-mid on the WHW I was thinking of doing the same . Could you bond material any other way as if never sewn anything like that beforeAfter spending a draughty night up on Macdui (20 - 30 mph) with the X-mid nailed tight to the ground I decided it was time to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon putting in a 40cm high end wall to the nest, it's added about 7g (used 15 D nylon from Aliexpress <30g/m2). Still undecided whether to put another wall in between the corner & the door seam, will probably add another 5g, thought I'd see how the mod worked out first.
Will probably not bother doing the other end as since I carry the nest separate 99% of the time I can easily choose which end I want the draft excluder.
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After spending a draughty night up on Macdui (20 - 30 mph) with the X-mid nailed tight to the ground I decided it was time to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon putting in a 40cm high end wall to the nest, it's added about 7g (used 15 D nylon from Aliexpress <30g/m2). Still undecided whether to put another wall in between the corner & the door seam, will probably add another 5g, thought I'd see how the mod worked out first.
Will probably not bother doing the other end as since I carry the nest separate 99% of the time I can easily choose which end I want the draft excluder.
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Having spend the last 2 nights out in x-mid on the WHW I was thinking of doing the same . Could you bond material any other way as if never sewn anything like that before
After spending a draughty night up on Macdui (20 - 30 mph) with the X-mid nailed tight to the ground I decided it was time to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon putting in a 40cm high end wall to the nest, it's added about 7g (used 15 D nylon from Aliexpress <30g/m2). Still undecided whether to put another wall in between the corner & the door seam, will probably add another 5g, thought I'd see how the mod worked out first.
Will probably not bother doing the other end as since I carry the nest separate 99% of the time I can easily choose which end I want the draft excluder.
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Both nights I had to pitch in uneven ground ,not much wind just a few gusts through the night .Interesting... contradicts previous assertions (cant remember who) that the flush pitch of the fly negates the need for solid walls.
Im definitely waiting for the solid inner version.
Not as easy a job as I first thought;Having spend the last 2 nights out in x-mid on the WHW I was thinking of doing the same . Could you bond material any other way as if never sewn anything like that before
It was pretty windy & the pitch dictated sleeping head into the wind, otherwise it wouldn't have been an issue.Interesting... contradicts previous assertions (cant remember who) that the flush pitch of the fly negates the need for solid walls. Im definitely waiting for the solid inner version.
Made my own, they work a treat .…….too expensive to import from TT unless you're buying other stuff.Did anyone ever buy any handle up adaptors for using x-mid.
Made my own, they work a treat .…….too expensive to import from TT unless you're buying other stuff.
It's just a fabric cup with a cinch around the neck (TT use velco, I used 12mm webbing with a buckle) & a lace coming off the top.How do they fit in; I've seen the TT ones but could not really work it out?
Simple, just take the 2 laces pass it up through the eyelet then take them around either side of the tape & tie off snug with a reef knot.But how does it attach to the tent rings/grommets ?
Thanks. You'd leave them attached?Simple, just take the 2 laces pass it up through the eyelet then take them around either side of the tape & tie off snug with a reef knot.
The actual connection doesn't take any appreciable load so nothing fancy is needed.
Hah beat me to itLooks like orders have opened for the X-Mid again
https://drop.com/buy/massdrop-x-dan-durston-x-mid-1p-tent
@dandurston - Any idea if/when a solid may be available ?
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Please, please, please can you get Drop to see sense .