Chogori Mountaineering Tent: 2-Person 4-Season
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Why We Like The Chogori Mountaineering 2-Person Tent
Nemo's Chogori is the shelter we need for mountaineering missions and weekends spent ski touring or alpine climbing. It's remarkably lighter and more packable than most mountaineering tents, and it's definitely quicker to set up thanks to Nemo's external pole and integrated fly construction. The vestibule is large enough for all our gear, and we appreciate a window to check conditions in between card games. We also like that Nemo's Chogori can zip with other Chogori tents to batten down the hatches with friends. The snow skirt is a small detail that we can't help but mention because it keeps our sleeping bags dry when we're attempting mountains like Shasta.
Details
- Mountaineering tent provides all-year protection in a packable size
- 4-season protection in a double-wall build
- Integrated fly and external pole structure quicken setup time
- Silicone-treated fabrics increase durability without seam tape
- Aluminum DAC Featherlite poles provide solid structure without weight
- Item #NEMK01T
- Material
- [fly] 30D nylon/ripstop (3000 mm), [canopy] 20D nylon ripstop, [floor] 70D Nylon (5000mm)
- Capacity
- 2-person
- Season
- 4-season
- Wall Type
- double
- Freestanding
- yes
- Poles
- DAC Featherlite NSL (9.6, 9mm)
- Number of Doors
- 2
- Number of Vestibules
- 2
- Vestibule Space
- 11.9 + 5.5sq ft
- Interior Height
- 39in
- Floor Dimensions
- 89 x 65in
- Floor Space
- 36.3sq ft
- Packed Size
- 18 x 8.5in
- Trail Weight
- 7lb 1oz
- Packed Weight
- 7lb 11oz
- Recommended Use
- backcountry touring, alpine climbing, mountaineering
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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Overall Rating
5 based on 5 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJanuary 31, 2024
Bombproof Basecamp on 18-day Icefield Quest
Brought the Chogori 4p for two people on an 18-day human-powered ski expedition on the Southern Patagonian Icefield. Interior: We were hauling 100lb+ pulks, so the extra weight of the 4p (no longer available online) was well worth the weight for the space. We originally planned to have a third team member, but he couldn't make it because of an injury. As it were, the 4p version was perfect for an expedition with two people where space = sanity. We had plenty of room for stretching out, prepping food, and drying gear during endless storm days. And thank god for all the pockets and a large vestibule that was perfect for cooking, melting snow into water, and putting on / taking off boots. Exterior: The only way to describe the weather we encountered for the vast majority of our 18 days was, well... Patagonian. We received 100+ km/h winds daily and more than two meters of snowfall during the expedition, and the Chogori performed as admirably as could be possible in such conditions. "Bend don't break" became our rallying call for the tent as any structure will sag and contort when subjected to such conditions, yet the Chogori held strong through it all. A few poles bent slightly from constant pressure (the infamous Patagonian W and NW wind + windswept snow that accumulated >50cms every night for days on end), but they never felt close to snapping. (For comparison, I saw a Samaya tent pole snap in half and tear the tent in far lighter conditions earlier this season.) We literally entrusted our lives to the durability of the Chogori, and I couldn't be more stoked with its performance. If adverse alpine conditions are likely and space is necessary, this is the tent for you.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
June 12, 2023
Made for the mountains
We needed more than a tent for our Denali expedition, we needed a warm bomb proof shelter ; and the Chogori delivered!!! The three person tent was easy to set up, lightweight, and tons of room for people and gear. My favorite attribute from the tent was how it trapped in body heat during the coldest conditions. Literally a warming hut in the Denali wilderness. I am stoked to take it on some more upcoming expeditions! Get this for your team!
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
March 21, 2023
Really great tent for
I got this tent for a winter kayaking trip through the Grand Canyon, and it just happened to be a year of atmospheric rivers. I had tons of days and nights of rain storms, wind storms, and even snow. This tent was just awesome. It's easy to set up and really feels high quality. It held up to all the elements and kept me dry and warm. Lots of space and lots of convenience features, like pockets, door flap ties, and stuff like that. I only had a condensation issue on one night out of 26, when the temperature change from early evening to morning was really crazy. I was a bit wary of spending so much money for a tent, but it was worth it.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
November 22, 2022
Comfortable, Solid home base for winter camping
Have you ever had a piece of gear that just makes you smile when it reminds you of the great memories you've had with it? That is what the Chogori does for me. It has been great for solo overnight ski tours, and comfortable for two when doing a weekend outing with my wife. Setup couldn't be easier. The tent is spacious enough for 2 - although the 2p tent maybe lacks a little bit of head room, but I'm not complaining. The structure of the tent is solid. I've had this up in pretty high winds and it was confidence inspiring for me. It's not the lightest tent I have, but the tradeoff for strength and livability are 100% worth the extra couple of pounds.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
October 20, 2021
Legit Mountaineering Tent
The Chogori is the real deal for mountaineering tents ? the DAC poles are crazy light but still provide sturdiness and great structure for high winds. Nemo's attention to detail comes through on this tent in quite a few small features: the effectiveness of the snow skirt, the classic Nemo light-diffusing pockets, the integrated fly makes for fast setup in situations where you gotta hurry, and (I haven't had the chance to try this) the ability to connect two Chogori tents to create a giant basecamp tent for a larger group. Great big mountain tent.
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