A single-wall pyramid pitched on your own trekking poles. No tent poles to carry,
885 g in the pack, and a footprint small enough to tuck onto a ledge where a freestanding tent
would not fit.
Why trekking-pole tents weigh so little
Roughly a third of a conventional tent's weight is the pole set. This one borrows the poles
you are already carrying, so the whole shelter — fly, inner, stakes, guylines — comes in under
900 g. The trade is that pitching takes a bit of practice and needs stakes that hold; on rock or
loose sand you will want a couple of extras.
Four-season inner, not mesh
The four-season version swaps the mesh inner for solid 15D breathable nylon. Spindrift and
wind-driven rain stop at the inner wall instead of blowing straight through it, which is the
difference between a shoulder-season tent and a summer one.
Space
The inner is 230 × 80 cm — 2.07 m² — with a 0.8 m² vestibule for boots and a pack. Peak height
is 125 cm, enough to sit up and cook in the doorway.
Specifications
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Capacity — 1 person
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Pitched size — 270 × 100 × 125 cm
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Inner tent — 230 × 80 cm (2.07 m² / 22.2 sq ft)
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Vestibule — 0.8 m² / 8.5 sq ft
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Packed size — 34 × 15 cm
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Weight — 885 g
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Fly — 20D dual-silicone nylon
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Inner — 15D breathable nylon (four-season)
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Floor — 20D PU-coated nylon
Trekking poles and groundsheet are not included.
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