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- You'll get an excellent weight-to-space ratio and efficient shape with the Geo-hybrid design
- Don't worry about durability with the DAC Featherlite aluminum poles that are strong for their weight and easily slide through pole sleeves
- Get in and out without getting hung up with the large front vestibule and D-shaped door
- Stay cool at night with well-circulated air thanks to the mesh canopy and doors
- Don't stumble around in the dark too much - the reflective guyline loops and glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls will help you find your way
- Internal pockets keep your tent organized
- Capacity: 2-person / 3 season
- Trail weight: 4 lb 14 oz
- Floor area / vestibule area: 27 sq ft / 7 sq ft
- Dimensions: 87 x 51 x 40 inches
- Number of poles / freestanding: 3 / yes
- Doors / windows / vestibules: 1 / 0 / 1
- Floor / canopy / fly material: 70 denier, 210T nylon taffeta coated with 5000 mm PU / 40 denier, 240T nylon ripstop / 3 denier, 244T nylon with silicone DWR and 1500 mm PU
- Stuff size: 23 x 7 inches
from WV on 9/30/2008
The tent is well built and has held up to several down pour days. It is a great size for a couple or if you do not mind being very close to your friend. I am 5'11" and the length is about as short as I would want it to be. Ligthweight to help you get farther more comfortably.
I used this tent about a dozen times this summer hiking 14ers in Colorado. It is lightweight and takes about 5 minutes to put up. I just wish it was a little bigger. There is room for 2 sleeping bags side by side and that is about it. It only rained once and we had no problem.
from Wash DC on 8/7/2008
I'm 6'1 & about 230 lbs - I use this tent regularly. It's a great tent - a little on the heavy side for 1 person, but I prefer using a 2 person tent for when I backpack because I hate small 1 person (i.e. 1/2 person if you're a bigger person) tents.