.product_section .product_form, .product_gallery { opacity: 1; } .multi_select, form .select { display: block !important; } .image-element__wrap { display: none; }

We Are Explorers review the Mont Dragonfly Tent

October 30, 2020

Mont Dragonfly Tent on the Main Range. By Tim Ashelford. Courtesy of We Are Explorers

“I heard that the Mont Dragonfly had been released only days before what was likely to be the only backcountry campout of a particularly strange winter. I begged our Gear Editor Mattie to see what he could do and a few days later I was picking it up for a loan as we blitzed through Canberra. To the range!”

Photo courtesy of We Are Explorers.

This review was not paid for by Mont, nor did the reviewer receive anything from Mont apart from a Dragonfly tent on-loan for the trip.

Read the review at weareexplorers.co

Comments will be approved before showing up.

Also in The Mont Blog

What does it take to be comfortable at -25°C on a frozen lake?

August 30, 2024

On my recent trip to Mongolia, I expected some pretty low temperatures, temperatures that I had not experienced before so I took a range of clothing and gear with me to protect me from the elements.

Climbing in the Warrumbungles

July 10, 2024

The sunrises, campfire stories, wondering if you are on route, and memories made with friends is what it is about. The Warrumbungles is certainly a special place to experience these things.

Fantastic Fagus

July 09, 2024

It’s that time of year again when Australia’s only native deciduous plant, Nothofagus Gunnii or the Deciduous Beech, affectionately known as Fagus, or less affectionately....Tanglefoot, bursts into a mass of golden colour before the cold Tasmanian winter.

We Are Explorers review the Mont Dragonfly Tent

Leave a comment

Also in The Mont Blog

What does it take to be comfortable at -25°C on a frozen lake?

Climbing in the Warrumbungles

Fantastic Fagus