I saw in the description that this tent is designed for denali (where good tents go... to die) is this tent really up for denali in a storm? I like this tent because it is about 100$ cheaper than most the other ones i'm looking at, and i like marmot, but the thing that worries me is that it is 100$ cheaper... Is it still capable of surviving anything (minus axes, crampons and shovels)?

Tech Specs:

Material:

[fly] nylon ripstop (40D), PU coating (1800mm), silicone coating; [floor] nylon (70D), PU coating (5000mm); [canopy] nylon (40D) 

Canopy:

double wall 

Freestanding:

yes 

Doors:

2 

Number of Vestibules:

1 

Poles:

[tent] 5; [vestibule] 1 

Pole Material:

DAC NSL Dual Diameter Pole 

Pole Attachment:

clips, sleeve 

Floor Space:

47 sq ft 

Floor Dimensions:

74 x 93 in 

Interior Height:

45 in 

Vestibule Space:

12 sq ft 

Packed Size:

25 x 7 in 

Seams:

[floor & fly] fully taped 

Ventilation:

canopy vent 

Fast-pitch Option:

yes, Bare Bones Setup 

Trail Weight:

9 lb 10 oz 

Recommended Use:

alpine climbing, mountaineering, four-season trekking 

Manufacturer Warranty:

lifetime