Introduction to the Pomoly LEO 2 Hot Tent (SO10) @ShootersInc And The Outdoors

LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE! Thank you! Today was the first time I setup the Pomoly LEO 2 hot tent out in my favourite hunting spot. The tent is of a very nice design and was relatively easy to setup. After setting it up a few more times, I’ll have figured out the best way to set it up. It comes with 3 collapsable tent poles, 14 tent pegs and inner sleeping compartment (tent). The poles, tent pegs and tent all come in their own carrying cases. The poles and tent pegs easily fit into the tent’s carrying case. It is a very roomy tent for one person and is designed for two people. The vestibule is quite large / roomy. The vestibule has two doors and the sleeping compartment has three doors. One large door on either side of the sleeping compartment and one door leading from the sleeping compartment into the vestibule. The three sleeping compartment doors also have bug screens. The two side doors can be propped up with sticks or walking poles to create a “roof” extending away from the tent or it can be rolled upwards and fastened out of the way. The Pomoly LEO 2 doesn’t come with a separate ground sheet and Pomoly doesn’t offer a separate ground sheet specifically designed for the LEO 2. I purchased the ground sheet with integral fireproof mat for the StoveHut Series of tents as it appeared to be a 90% or better fit for the LEO 2 tent. It was a good decision to buy that ground sheet which I purchased from Amazon.ca . Amazon.ca link to the Pomoly StoveHut Series Tent ground sheet - https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BBGLBNXJ?r... The LEO 2 is a hot tent so it has a stove jack in the vestibule. My Pomoly Mini Titanium stove fits perfectly in the vestibule and there is definitely enough room for a slightly bigger stove than my stove. The sleeping compartment has three air vents that can be opened: an air vent on each side and one at the back of the tent.