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Marmot gives families expedition-level performance with the Halo Tent.

Marmot designed a unique pole design to steepen the Halo 4-Person Tent's walls and increase usable living space for you and the rest of your family. This spacious tent includes several wall pockets to keep things organized, and the double vestibules provide shelter for anything that doesn't fit inside. Though Marmot designed this tent for family camping, they also included tough DAC press-fit poles, floor-level vents, and other features that you usually only see on expedition shelters.

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5 5

rjep203092

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Easy to use - heaps of space - great for car camping - have done 2 adults and 2 young kids easily - good vestibule space. Got a little extra bend in some of poles after a while. Has really stood up well to heaps of use. Better in slightly warmer weather in my opinion. Everything it is cracked up to be

Wondering how well this tent performs in...

JT

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Wondering how well this tent performs in cool weather (i.e. around zero degrees celsiuis). We have had a Marmot Swallow for years and love that all mesh areas can be zipped up with nylon to retain heat in cooler weather. Keeping a couple of window flaps open with the fly vents still provides good venting in cool temperatures. There is no comparable Marmot tent for 4 people though, the Halo was recommended as an alternate. I'm not sure about all that mesh - good venting yes, but lots of heat loss on close to zero nights? appreciate any insights from anyone who has used in colder weather. Thanks.

bog5599121

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JT...your concerns are quite valid. I have a HALO 4 and when it gets really cool to cold all that mesh works against you. I saw your question posted as I was looking up HALO 4 specs to compare to other tents as I'm now looking for something more suitable for colder weather...the HALO 4...while an outstanding tent...simply is too "breezy" in cold weather.

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Is the packed size listed compressed? If...

pfc5106120

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Is the packed size listed compressed? If not how small can this tent pack down, in a compression sack, without the poles, relative to an object?

Picture would be helpful.

Tim Coats

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Christian Santelices, Professional Guide and Marmot Athlete, reviews the Marmot Halo 4 Person Tent. Christian is the owner/operator of Aerial Boundaries (http://www.aerialboundaries.com/Aerial_Boundaries/Welcome.html) and serves as Chief Guide for Exum Mountain Guides (http://www.exumguides.com/).

5 5

Jonathan E Hatch

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This tent rocks. Easy to set up, and virtually bombproof. I have been in some major, extended, thunderstorms in Upstate NY and stayed dry as a bone. Excellent ventilation, storage pouches,and vestibule space. The two doors are great especially with kids. Love this tent.

Write your question here...Does this tent...

Faye Lewis

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Write your question here...Does this tent have lantern loops/holders? If so, how many?

Dwayne Vincent

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The gear loft loops can easily hold a lantern, and there is one right in the middle. I have a small Black Diamond lantern I use in my tent, works awesome.. There are 5 loops here

5 5

kalvin

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We used the tent @ Smilefest last weekend and loved it! It went up in less than 5 min. We put a queen size inflat. mattress w/ our bags and still had plenty of room to change. It rained basically the whole wkend and it kept us dry. The design works perfect keeping you cool in those "no wind" times. We love it!

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We camp in windy places, how well does...

lizanderro102320

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We camp in windy places, how well does this product hold up in the wind?

Benjamin Smith

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One issue this design has is high-profile walls that will fight the wind. It has a good pole-design to create solid stability, but in high winds it will at least get loud and shake. The fly design aids this substantially, particularly if you pitch it facing or tailing the wind. My experience with Marmot is that, regardless of the shaking and noise, it will not fold in normal winds.

If you are looking for a tent that you will pitch in consistently high winds, I would recommend something with lower profile walls and better curves, but that will sacrifice interior space and comfort.

How well will this tent fit 4 guys? We're...

Kretzky

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How well will this tent fit 4 guys? We're 6'3", 6', 5'11", 5'9" - all athletically built? Will we have to sleep head to toe?

Also - the spec's say it's not seam sealed (taped?). Anyone had issues with water finding it's way through the fly seams during extended periods of rain?

Tim Coats

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At 64 square feet the Halo 4 is pretty roomy for a 4 person tent. If you plan on sleeping 4 guys, however, you won't have much room for gear. You might consider the Halo 6 if you want to spread out. Also, the specs are incorrect, all Marmot tents, including the Halo's, have fully taped flys and floors. Hope that helps.

5 5

Matt Warner

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I've used this tent several times in southern China leading rural backcountry hikes with teenagers. It goes up in a flash, is hassle free, and is warm on chilly nights. It says its a four person tent but there is room for 5 or 6 smaller people. The vestibules are HUGE!
Rain doesn't stand a chance against this behemoth if it is guyed properly.

5 5

Angel

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Bought this tent for car camping, so weight wasn't an issue. Set up is a breeze. Up in 3 mins between two people, 5 minutes with only one person. No condensation at all. A feature that is not mentioned here is the 'stake tape.' The strip of fabric where you put the stake doesn't have one hole. It has multiple ones all along. It lets you place the stake at any point. Gives you a lot of flexibility. I would def. buy again.

Is the tent completely free standing? Or...

Brent

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Is the tent completely free standing? Or does the rain fly have to be staked in order to properly work?

Tim Coats

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The tent is free standing, but to create a vestibule the rain fly needs to be staked out at each door. It's always a good idea to stake or somehow anchor your tent to keep it from becoming a giant kite in the wind.

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What is the...

mike

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Write your question here...
What is the 6" alumium tube for ?.

Angus Bohanon

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It's a pole splint, so if you get a fracture in the pole and you're out in the field, you can slide that over the end and reinforce that area.

Does the orange part of the doors pull...

Tony

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Does the orange part of the doors pull back so that there can be just mesh while closed?

Angel

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No, it doesn't. It's part of the door. It gives a bit of privacy.

How well does this tent keep you dry and...

lee_b102250923

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How well does this tent keep you dry and warm?

Backcountry.comGearGuruSteveH

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There is no insulation in this tent, you will need appropriate sleeping bags and then with the rain fly, you will stay dry