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Marmot Hammer Tent: 2-Person 4-Season

$598.95

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Hammer Tent: 2-Person 4-Season

Built to handle the harshest of cold weather, the Hammer Tent: 2-Person 4-Season is ready for adventure when the rest of your friends are huddling around the fireplace. The single-wall design offers complete waterproofing while breathing well to reduce condensation, and a bathtub-style floor adds weather protection from the wet, snow-covered ground.
  • A comfortable freestanding tent for camping in the winter
  • Single-wall design offers waterproof and breathable protection
  • Fully-sealed seams prevent water from leaking through
  • Bathtub style floor adds protection from the wet or snowy ground
  • Internal Guy system provides additional support
  • DAC Featherlite NSL poles are lightweight and durable
  • Interior pockets keep your phone or headlamp easily accessible
  • Light-reflective points add visibility in low-light conditions
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Material
[fly, canopy] nylon ripstop, [floor] nylon
Capacity
2-person
Season
4-season
Wall Type
single-wall
Freestanding
yes
Poles
DAC NSL
Pole Attachment
clips
Number of Doors
1
Number of Vestibules
1
Vestibule Space
6sq ft
Seams
fully sealed
Interior Height
43in
Floor Dimensions
43 x 46 / 50 x 85in
Floor Space
28sq ft
Packed Size
23.5 x 9in
Trail Weight
4lb 6.2oz
Packed Weight
5lb 2oz
Recommended Use
backpacking, weekend camping, winter camping
Manufacturer Warranty
lifetime
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Does this tent come with the vestibule?

Yes, the tent includes the vestibule that is pictured.

Cool looking tent, looks like my old Bibler. These style tents are easy to set up with a small footprint. Do the poles just set up, by inserting through open door, then arch the poles to support the outside walls? Is there a vent at the top of this tent? These single membrane tents can get clammy, when it rains without some kind of vent.. I just did a short sea kayaking trip with my (identical?) Bibler tent. Easy to setup freestanding tents like this, even with no anchors.