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A reliable, breathable, and user-friendly shelter for three seasons of camping and backpacking.

When camping, do you ever wake up in the night from a dream that you and your tent-mates are three sardines packed in your own juices? Maybe you should invest in a more breathable tent—like the Alps Mountaineering Zephyr 3 Person, 3 Season Tent.
  • Mesh walls to let muggy tent air escape
  • Aircraft alloy aluminum poles for strength & lightweight
  • Sealed seams and urethane-coated floor and fly provide weatherproofing
  • Two poles and clip design for easy set-up
  • Mesh storage pocket for organizing small essentials
  • Stakes and guy ropes included

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Great tent

Danny M H

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100 degree weather sleeping without having to wear bug spray to bed
(this is with only 2 poles - the small pole not installed)

Great tent

Danny M H

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Posted on

shows size- 100 degree weather sleeping without having to wear bug spray to bed
(this is with only 2 poles - the small pole not installed)

5 5

Danny M H

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Very light for the price and airy. We've used this in very cold and very hot weather. Having all screen makes it almost as cool as sleeping out but without the bugs. This does make the tent a little cold in the winter. I don't know why this tent gets a bad rap for being too small- it fits 3 150-180lbs people comfortably or 2 people with your packs. The vestibule is big enough for all your gear. My only complaint is that with wind, sand and snow will come under the fly because it doesn't reach as low as other tents I've used.

Danny M H

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We've used this pretty hard for 3 years and it is holding up really well. It does well in heavy wind for being a tent you can sit all the way up in.

5 5

phersjm1141857

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Purchased this about a year ago, and used it on a BWCA trip with my wife and her parents. The two of us found the 3 person to be a good fit for 2 people. Wouldn't want to cram 3 in here though.

Stormed on us real good one night, and we stayed completely dry, heavy winds and all! We were up there in June, and it was pretty cool a couple of nights. This tent is all mesh/screen, so keep that in mind. On the flip side, it would be great for a night with no chance of rain, skip the fly, and stare at the stars.

Based on a reveiw I read on another site, we did add one additional pull for a stake in the middle of the head end on the fly. When I set is up, I did find that it had a tendency to sag right there, and come in contact with the tent itself. Some extra strap material and a little heavy duty sewing, and it was perfect.

I did purchase the footprint, but it took a couple of months to locate it in stock somewhere.

Overall this tent seems outstanding after my 1 use of it, and for the price I'd be hard pressed to do better.

Has anyone used this in the rainy/snowy...

George Williamson

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Has anyone used this in the rainy/snowy mountains? if so, how does it stand up to the elements?

Chadd

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I have the Zephyr 1 person tent and I have used it in the rain with no issues. I have not been in any snow with it but have woken up to heavy frost a few times. I use it for motorcycle camping mainly had have been pretty happy with it.

Danny M H

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It does really well in the rain. In the snow it depends: the rain fly doesn't come down to the ground so if there is enough wind the snow will blow up under the fly a little bit; this small problem goes away though if there is enough snow to dig down/build small snow wall around the base of the fly.