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If the Trango can't handle it, you really shouldn't be there.

The Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 Tent was designed to be used in the harshest climates on Earth. Because of that, the Trango is built incredibly tough to withstand severe storm conditions.
  • Super-lightweight DAC NSL aluminum poles
  • Fully taped fly, taped perimeter seam, welded corners, and welded guy-clip anchors for guaranteed watertight construction
  • Evolution Tension Arch for stability with fewer poles
  • Dual dry vestibule entry so you don't track snow and mud into the tent
  • Pitch light configuration allows you to set up a shelter with just the footprint, poles, and fly for a 2.5 pound weight reduction

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Casey Glaubman

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I just got this tent for a trip planned a few months from now. We took it into the mountains this past weekend to try it out. My initial impression is great. We were able to set it up in the dark, in a snowstorm and without even using the instructions. It's an incredibly intuitive setup and seems bomber so far.

During the night it probably snowed 8 inches to a foot and the tent shed everything with ease. There were only three of us for the night so we had plenty of room. I really like the interior height since i'm not particularly short. All in all i'm a huge fan of this tent so far.

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Karen

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

If you need a four person, four season, tent this is a damn good one. It has a standard set-up and if you use solid anchors this thing will keep strong through some spicy storms. It's not particularly roomy but it's a true four-person as long as you keep your packs outside. It takes A LOT of wear before these things start leaking or the poles start cracking and as long as you take care of the zippers, this tent will take care of you.
It's not much fun to set-up or take-down in the rain, but what tent is really?

If you can swing it, I recommend the Trango 3 over the 4. The Trango 3 has steeper walls so that it feels more spacious than the Trango 4 and the shape of the Trango 3 is a little more streamline, making it much sturdier in strong wind. All it all, it's a great line of tents.