The Alpha Breeze is built around one idea: on a hot night, fabric is the enemy. The entire upper wall of the inner tent is mesh, so with the fly off you are sleeping under bug netting and open sky. Put the fly back on and it is a conventional three-season tent again.
Why the airflow actually works
Two doors, front and rear, sit opposite each other. That is what makes a cross-breeze possible — a tent with one door can only vent, not flow. The ivory fly matters too: a pale canopy stays noticeably cooler at midday than a dark one, which is why Snow Peak has kept this colour across the range.
Room for four, comfortable for three
The floor is 454 × 247 cm — 14.9 × 8.1 ft — and the interior height is 6'1" (186 cm), so most adults can stand up inside rather than stoop. Four adult pads will go in side by side, but at 247 cm across that is shoulder to shoulder; three adults plus gear is where it stops feeling like a puzzle. The front vestibule takes boots and packs so they are not sharing the sleeping area with you.
Specifications
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Capacity — 3–4 people
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Pitched size — 454 × 247 × 186 cm (L 14.9' × W 8.1' × H 6.1')
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Interior height — 6'1" (186 cm)
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Weight — 10 kg (22 lbs)
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Waterproofing — 1,500 mm fly / 1,500 mm floor
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Poles — A6061 aluminium alloy, φ11 / φ8.5 mm
Worth knowing before you buy
At 10 kg this is a car-camping tent, not something you carry in. Standard pole-sleeve pitch — budget a few minutes and a second pair of hands the first time. And 1,500 mm is fine for normal rain; if you routinely camp through multi-day storms, look at the heavier hydrostatic-head models instead.
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