Description
The versatile NEMO Losi Tent maximizes stability and headroom.
- PU-coated rainfly and floor feature taped seams to prevent rain, snow, or dripping water from sneaking into your shelter
- Mesh canopy lets you stargaze without having to cope with bugs, and it also helps circulate air on muggy nights
- Four DAC Featherlite poles stand up to abuse and keep weight to a minimum
- Unique pole configuration improves stability and creates near-vertical walls for extra room
- Two doors and two vestibules eliminate jostling for position and gear storage
- Optional footprint and gear loft available separately
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Losi
Zach Parrott
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Home away from Home
Gabe P
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My girlfriend and I backpack often so I was looking for a solid tent that was light and easy to set up (me 5'8 her 5'6). This is very light and rolls up nice and small. I personally like how you fold up the tent and then it all rolls together.
I also got the floor for the inside with slots for your sleeping pads and it clips into the inside corners. This is a nice extra and is quite 'luxurious' as my girlfriend would put it. it also protects the tent floor which is what sold me on it. It is also soft and warm when using in the winter. I also lay a tarp underneath to protect the floor even better. So far I haven't had an issue and I've had this over 2yrs, the only thing I find frustrating is that it seems the black patches on the fly which are suppose to line up with the tent posts never seem to all completly line up, but since it hasn't caused an issue yet Im not worried about it.
I recommend this unless you are tall people you might find it a little small and not much headroom, but for us it's perfect.
Good news! Garage coming soon
Eli Hauschild
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Just heard back from Nemo - "We are in fact making a garage for the Losi tents that will be released later this summer (2013)."
Anyone set up the losi 2 while raining and...
rick
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Anyone set up the losi 2 while raining and not get the tent wet before the fly is on and secured?
Guy Geva
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If it's rain the inside tent will be wet...get a tent with the poles is out on the fly
Eli Hauschild
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It is difficult Rick. This applies to a lot of double want tent of course, not just the Losi. It's much easier to do with 2 people, but if I'm by myself, I lay the out fly, and just climb underneath and start running the poles through the body of the tent, setting it up while using the fly as a tarp. It doesn't prevent all water from getting inside, but it's the best method I know of.
Great Tent
Mike Cushing
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I won this tent in a bouldering comp when I'd never even heard of Nemo. It turned out to be the greatest thing since sliced bread. It's small but versatile. I use this multiple times a year and it always does the job like a champ. Only downside is it's a bit small for a 2P tent.
Nice but tight
bso12
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Nice tent with some pretty clever engineering. Used in North Georgia during high winds and rain and the tent is remarkably stable. The only down side is that the tent is small. Althought he dimensions say the floor space is 86x54, in reality it is more like 78x40. This is manageable for regular length pads, but my 2 Big Agnes long pads reach end to end and side to side with literlly no room to spare. Like a lot of 2p tents, this is really a great one person tent if you want to keep anything inside with you.
Bomber
Vince R.
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For a borderline 4 season tent this is great. I wouldn't use it above treeline in winter but for everything else it is super bomber. I have camped in mid march on Mount Jefferson just below treeline and this tent and it has been extremely solid. This tent is exceptionally stable in high winds for a 3 season tent. Don't get me wrong it still makes a great summer backpacking tent but If that was all I was going to use it for I would go lighter. Also Nemo is a great company that makes very high quality tents.
I'm a regular-sized gal with a regular-sized...
lieselb1303704
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I'm a regular-sized gal with a regular-sized husband and a 90lb labrador. Will we feel cramped?? Also, the reason I'm looking for a new tent is because the one I have (REI Quarterdome T3) has kind of sucked it up during windy weather. Will this take some wind without staking out every single point?
mse4106539
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The Losi is basically a standard 3 season, 2-pole, recdome designed for only 2 adults. The floor is approximately the size of a full sheet of plywood, at 32 sq ft. Your 90lb Lab could easily cramp your style. Your best bet for windy conditions would be a tent with 3 full length poles and a lower profile. Hope this helps!
Ingenuitive design makes for a pretty amazing tent.
lon780214765
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When shopping for a new tent my specs were as follows: two person, double door, double vestibule, light enough to backpack with (but I'm not really into weighing everything down to the ounce, so not super-light) but big enough to make it a home for a week. I also wanted my 6'4" boyfriend to be able to sleep comfortably. After many months of researching, shopping and reading reviews I ended up with the Losi 2P. And couldn't be happier! After a full summer season of camping here are what I found to be the best aspects of the tent:
1. The poles AND the rainfly attach into plastic pieces found at each of the four corners. The system is strong and makes it very simple to put up and tighten/loosen. The guy line attachments on the rainfly also allow for easy adjustment after you've staked up instead of having to adjust the length of the cord or the knot. The line itself is reflective, saving you from tripping over it in the middle of the night.
2. Instead of a stuff sack you get a full organizer, which is awesome. I have never seen a system like it. It has individual pockets for the poles, stakes, and the body of the tent itself. It then rolls up and is cinched by two clip-straps. I LOVE it. It's great for car camping and keeps the poles and stakes from tearing up your tent and/or rainfly. It also means that if you want to backpack you can ditch the organizer and about a 1lb of weight. Which actually makes this tent reasonably light.
3. The tent includes (1) gear organizer, which was a pleasant surprise. The initial review did not mention this so I was pretty stoked. The gear organizer has about 6 pockets, two of which are set up so you can place your headlamps in them at night and it lights the tent up. Also removable (for those concerned with weight). The tent itself also has two small side pockets.
4. The included stakes are very strong as well as light. My boyfriend has commented numerous times about how impressed he is with them. Haven't had to replace a single one after a season of heavy use.
5. This is an extremely roomy tent. There is a ton of head room and my boyfriend of 6'4" can sleep flat on his back without touching either end.
My only worry is that the tent itself is mostly mesh, and when I received it there were areas that the individual fibers were already bunched up (the makings of small holes). You have to be careful. The floor material is also thin so some type of footprint is a must. Even with those things considered I would purchase this tent again in a heartbeat!! Oh, and every time I have put this tent up, be it in Moab, Silverton, Durango, etcetc, people have approached me about it. It's just a good-looking tent on top of it all.
packed
Ziraga
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this is the bag that the tent comes with. it Holds everything nice and organized inside
folded
Ziraga
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Awesome Tent!
Mike Britton
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This is an excellent all around tent. Sturdy, spacious, waterproof, lightweight. I would highly recommend it!
killer tent
Matthew Forrest
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This tent is awesome. The pole structure is very strong and will take a snow load if needed. The length is long enough for me and I am 6 foot 3. The pawprint they sell for it will fit two 25 inch wide thermarests meaning that it is truly a two person tent. I usually sleep with the fly off and the views are awesome. If I had to pick a negative it would be that it could be a few inches longer as I only have about two inches at my head and two at the foot. But I guess you dont need any more than that. Awesome tent
Does this product have interior pockets...
Maxwell Eder
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Does this product have interior pockets for gear organization?
Steve Mitchell
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Yes it does. It is built into one of the walls.
Bob Pettit
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It also has a gear caddy that can be moved from one end of the tent to the other, in case you forget to check which end you want your head at before you stake it down (I know I never check). I don't think it comes standard with the tent, but for $20 it's a pretty common accessory. http://www.nemoequipment.com/images/biglosi2pgearcaddy1.jpg
Can you find it in the photo? It's the subtle one.
Bob Pettit
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I got to demo one of these for a week-long backpacking trip (truth be told, it was 2 days in, camp for a while and fish to our hearts' content, two days out) in the High Uintas on the UT, WY border in August 2008. Needless to say, I've wanted one ever since. The extra weight is, in my opinion, negligible when it's split between the two occupants during the hike. Its like the sexier, more voluptuous version of MSR's comparatively anorexic (and appropriately lighter) Hubba-hubba. Think Angelina Jolie vs. Dakota Fanning. No insult to either, Fanning makes a super wicked vampiric sadist, but who else could pull of the fairer of the two Smiths? Yeah, the Losi kicks A. I enjoyed the optional gear caddy, it kept everything that usually winds up at the lowest corner of the tent within easy reach without lowering the ceiling (a gear loft is another optional accessory). As another reviewer noted, you should practice setting it up before your trip in order to familiarize yourself with it's ingenious design. The distinctive secondary side poles create a near-vertical wall for lots of head room, while the snap-in anchor system for the pole ends prevents runaways when you're left setting it up by yourself because your sleeping buddy claims to have heat stroke. The two doorways are a little high because of the bathtub floor, but roll well out of the way and allow easy access to the cavernous (for a two person tent) twin vestibules when the fly is on. Lots of floorspace for the extra stuff you want to bring in with you, and in case you don't enjoy snuggling with a 200 lb. dude who hasn't showered in 3 days and has stubble that could strip paint. The fly is what makes it stand out, otherwise its subtle black, no-see-um mesh and gray floor don't clash with the colors of nature too bad. Footprint is a must, not because the floor is thin (a.k.a. light) but because they're always a good idea, and they're a lot lighter and longer-lasting than that $3.98 Wal-Mart tarp that you trimmed to size with a box cutter. In all seriousness, I loved setting it up every time. It's unique, flashy (with the fly on), and innovative. I'm perfectly happy promising that if you're looking for a tent in the 5 lb. range, you'll love it. Why spend more? Because this is one of those companies that we ought to support; go check out their website.Overall, it's an exciting tent at a decent weight from an ethical, forward thinking company.
oxyp491704
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Thanks for this review. I am looking at the following tents and this is now also on my list:
Marmot Limelight 3p
Eureka! Midori 3p
Nemo Losi 3p
Roomy and Sturdy
Michael N
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The Nemo Losi is a two-person tent that actually seems like it was designed for two people, unlike many other 2P tents that I've been in. Two people can comfortably sleep without rolling on top of each other and even have room for a small pack or two inside the tent. Then the vestibules provide plenty of space for a larger pack outside. And the eyebrow poles keep the tent walls quite vertical, so it's really comfortable to sit up inside the tent. The setup is a bit non-intuitive at first (I had to closely consult the directions the first time I set it up), but after a few practice runs in my living room, I was throwing it together no problem. I've set it up at night with a failing headlamp and didn't have a problem (again, this was after having done it a few times before). I haven't put it through many storms, but the couple of rainy nights that I have encountered were no problem at all. I've only taken it car camping for rock climbing trips, so I can't attest to its use in backpacking, but it has worked perfectly for my purposes so far.
This company will go far with their ingenuity
mdavidson111
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I am really happy with this tent. First off, it is a little on the heavy side, but after using it I decided I like the extra luxuries. It is very spacious- 2 people fit comfortably. And both vestibules (one on each side at each door) are plenty large. The walls do go almost vertical and the headroom was more than ample so you feel and appreciate the large amount of room that you end up with. I really liked several little clever touches that Nemo designed into the tent. There are many little subtle things from clips to placement of zippers/pockets to organization etc, and once you actually use the tent you notice and they all really grow on you. It is also very stable in high winds and kept me and my gear completely dry in heavy rain with no fogging whatsoever (mostly mesh upper). Do get the footprint though for the tent floor feels thin. The initial setup was not 100% intuitive to me, even with instructions, but after the second night I felt like a pro (really, do it before your trip so you can take the time to figure out the proper way). So bottom line- dont let the few extra ounces deter you, it is worth serious conideration for two people or even one if you like your pack inside with you at night. I am already bragging about this tent to my friends.

annp316476
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