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The North Face
Assault 3 FUTURELIGHT Tent: 3-Person 4-Season

4.666666666666667 out of 5 stars
3 Reviews

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Why We Like The North Face Assault 3 FUTURELIGHT Tent

We sleep soundly at high altitudes with The North Face's 4-Season Assault 3 FUTRELIGHT Tent protecting us from fierce winds. This single-wall expedition tent uses TNF's 3-layer FUTURELIGHT fabric to combine the all-weather protection and stability of a double-wall tent with the lighter, less bulky construction of a single-wall tent for unparalleled protection and breathability. An easy-pitch, X-tent design equalizes pressure from high winds by backfilling the interior for a stronger structure. In addition to the large single door in the front, the Assault has been updated with a larger rear escape hatch to make it easier to get in and out in case of an emergency.


Details

  • Rugged 4-season tent for demanding winter expeditions
  • FUTURELIGHT fabric delivers protection in all conditions
  • Mesh ventilation and dual overhead vents prevent overheating
  • X-tent design for easy pitching and protection from the wind
  • Hang tabs keep your gear organized
  • Lightweight construction won't drag you down
  • Removable vestibule keeps your gear protected
  • Item #TNFZBN7
Material
[canopy] FUTURELIGHT 3L, 20D recycled nylon, DWR treatment, [vestibule] 30D nylon ripstop, PU coating (1500mm), [floor] 40D nylon ripstop, PU coating (3000mm)
Capacity
3-person
Season
4-season
Wall Type
single-wall
Poles
carbon-fiber Easton Syclone
Pole Attachment
sleeves
Number of Doors
1
Number of Vestibules
1
Vestibule Space
27.5sq ft
Ventilation
dual top vents
Seams
fully sealed
Floor Dimensions
60 x 90in
Floor Space
38.4sq ft
Packed Size
23 x 8in
Trail Weight
6lb 13oz
Packed Weight
7lb 8oz
Activity
backpacking, expedition
Manufacturer Warranty
lifetime

Overall Rating

4.5 based on 3 ratings

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5 out of 5 stars

February 24, 2023

Amazing Technology

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just purchased a new second VE-25 tent & now adding an Assault 3 Featherlight tent to our Summit Series

Nicholas
thenorthface.com

Originally reviewed on thenorthface.com

5 out of 5 stars

February 24, 2023

I would definitely buy this product again

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Will be using in addition to our new VE-25 Summit Series Tent. My wife & I tow one wheel bike trailers behind carbon fiber mountain bikes. Required advanced technology shelter by TNF for the elements. The North Face is right on the money when it comes to "Summit Series". Featherlight fiber material is a brilliant idea. 200,000 polyethylene extruded nano fibers on a fabric that permits air flow but plays with surface tension of water. Cool idea. TNF is incorporating advanced Science into their technical gear. Add a LifeTime Warranty to that.

Nick
thenorthface.com

Originally reviewed on thenorthface.com

4 out of 5 stars

December 4, 2022

Great Alpine 3+ season tent

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got to test this tent out a couple of weeks ago in the Yellowstone backcountry and so far am very happy. I purchased this tent looking for a winter shelter for camping in temps from Zero to Thirty (or so) degrees F. I was so impressed with my Futurelight Jacket that I had to give this tent a try. I think the person who reviewed this tent last thought that it is a summer backpacking or car camping tent, which it is not. This is a great, lightweight winter shelter. I had zero issues with condensation even when temps dipped to about 17 degrees F. I had the roof vents open all night and the vent into the vestibule open as well. You could use this tent in the summer if you wanted to, there is a good amount of ventilation which can be achieved with the roof vents and door vents, but it's not really meant to be a summer tent. Personally, I prefer a tent with a lot more mesh in the summer for better airflow, and you can get a much lighter summer tent. At six pounds, this tent is light for its application but my summer two-person is about half this weight. I was really impressed with the carbon fiber tent frame which helps lighten things up, and setup was easy when I had the tent staked down BEFORE I tried to raise it. It was much harder to assemble in my living room as the whole thing was sliding around un-staked. Two long poles to make an X inside and you just put each end into its corner and bingo, your tent is up. Some nice velcro loops inside to secure the frame. The vestibule has some great little toggles and loops to attach it to the tent body that go together well, even with gloves on. Lots of guylines, plenty sufficient for fair-weather winter camping. Even in a serious storm, exposed to the wind, you should have plenty of tie-off spots to keep the tent in place. I only have three very small gripes about the tent: *At 5'10" I touch the tent walls with my head and toes when inside, if you are much taller than me you'll have to sleep a little diagonal to fit. It would be nice to have a little more length to prevent the sleeping bag from contacting the wall fabric. *The tent stakes that come with it are summer stakes. I wish for the money TNF would include snow stakes. *The tent pole for the vestibule is hard to get through the sleeve that holds it. These are minimal complaints, however, and I think this tent still ranks at the top of the ultralight alpine tent category. Very impressed with Futurelight fabric and excited to put the tent through the wringer this winter.

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The Last Lebowski
thenorthface.com

Originally reviewed on thenorthface.com