Description
Roomy protection.
- Polyurethane-coated floor and fly help rain bead off instead of soaking you and your gear inside
- Floor and fly seams are taped without using solvents (PVC or VOC) for a cleaner environment
- Covered vestibule protects your gear and provides extra shade when staked with trekking poles
- Pole system features DAC aluminum poles, connectors, and clips that are easy to assemble day or night, rain or shine
- All Big Agnes tents feature poles made with DAC's Green Anodizing process, which eliminates the chemical polishing stage, reduces the need for hazardous chemicals, and recycles water throughout the rinsing process
- Interior mesh pockets organize odds and ends and stow tent body doors
- Fast Fly pitching option lets you carry just the poles, fly, and footprint (footprint sold separately)
- Gear loft (sold separately) provides extra storage space
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Perfect for the desert
Emerson Takahashi
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This is a super affordable tent packed with a whole lot of awesome.
Very efficient use of space, as there aren't sharp angles or weird corners, and it's comfortable for both people inside to sit up.
Setting up the tent takes a minute or less since there are only 2 poles to assemble.
There's a lot less mesh on this tent than on a bunch of other models. This adds to the weight a little bit, but it makes it a lot nicer in the desert, where it can get quite windy so not quite as much dust and wind get through. You can also get dressed inside the tent without the rain fly on too, and no one will be able to sneak a peek. I pretty much just use the rainfly when I know it's going to storm, and once you do put it up, you'll find plenty of space in the vestibule for cooking and storage as well as enough ventilation to manage the moisture.
It's not the lightest or smallest on the trail, but if you're looking to get out into the backcountry for the weekend or camp in Joe's Valley for a week of climbing, this is the perfect tent
Hi there. I have seen one user's photo...
gar5208073
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Hi there. I have seen one user's photo of this tent and it had a great big taped seam that ran right through the centre of the floor from the middle of the entrance to the back. Also, the footprint appears to have the same seam. Is this right - does the seam come as standard? Or am I just seeing things? Otherwise... could be worth buying with two people carrying the weight. Cheers!
pgunnz
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reading the description it does appear there is a taped seam, but it wouldn't be something that could be split up as it is a connected seam. Also I have always gone with the one person carries the tent one carries cooking gear and such approach because if you split up a tent and get separated then neither person has much of a functional shelter.
Haven't used yet
Charles Funderburgh
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I will say that I haven't used it out yet because it is still to cold and I am a fair weather camper but I have set it up to see how difficult it might be and its really really simple. I know that I am excited to use it and get out in the wilderness...above 50 though!
What does this tent weight?
Sou5085824
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What does this tent weight?
Eric Plath
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Trail Weight: 4 lbs. 14 oz.
Packed Weight: 5 lbs. 8 oz.
Ep
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A lot.
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Don't use it in the summer!
adam.brier1627246
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Good tent if you are doing mostly Spring and Fall camping. Do not bring this out for a summer outing! The lack of screens and the placement of them on the ceiling allows for minimal ventilation. I've slept with the rain fly open, the door to the tent open, and even with the rain fly completely off to beat the heat. I have even slept outside in the summer instead of sleeping in that hotbox. When you buy this tent, buy a battery powered fan as well.
Outstanding protection
greene-go
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Purchased to accomodate my girlfriend's need for more than my tarp setup. After several trips out I continue to enjoy this tent more and more. Ease of setup, great ventilation, full weather protection all in a package that's easy to justify packing. The vestibule is amazing. I simply cannot say enough about it. A pair of packs and boots fit with room to enter and exit or foul weather cooking space. The fly has 4 vents that can be propped open directing airflow and virtuly eleminating any condensation even on nights we saw ground covering snow fall. Only lasp in convience is the low enterance height.
At just over 5 lbs fully loaded it is not the lightest tent but features versus price it is hard to beat. Plus when weight is a true concern the addition of the footprint allows for a fast fly setup slashing 2 pounds and pushing possible occupancy to 3 people.
All in all great tent at a price you can justify. You won't regret
A great 2-seater
Huck
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My wife and I upgraded to this from our run-of-the-mill Wal-Mart purchased "2 person" tent. We haven't actually field tested it yet, aside from spending a night in the front yard. We've gotten to the point where the two of us can set it up, with the rain fly, in under a minute. It's a really smart and simple design, surprisingly roomy inside, and has great ventilation. The fairly rectangular layout gives you a great view of the stars. Curious to see how it handles condensation with the rain fly on. We'll be taking this with us to Italy this May, I'll update when we get back.
Cool Tent!
Will
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I like Big Agnes gear and I liked the look and price of this tent. I bought the tent and so far I have enjoyed it. It is real easy to set up, I like the vents in the rain fly, and its light enough for my uses. I wish the rain fly came down closer to the ground (I need to get a footprint). Also, the fly sits a little too tight on the tent body and does create some condensation on that part but I can loosen the fly a bit and that should help. There are some good deals out there and if you come across one this is a good buy. I'll give it 5 stars because it is such a good deal and the tent does perform well.
