A two-person, two-door, freestanding tent that pitches in under four minutes with cold hands. Pole structure is a single hubbed unit, the fly reaches the ground on all sides, and both vestibules hold a full pack plus boots.
| Trail weight | 3 lb 4 oz (1.47 kg) |
| Floor area | 29 sq ft · 88 × 52 in |
| Peak height | 40 in |
| Doors / vestibules | 2 / 2 (8 sq ft each) |
| Fly fabric | 20D ripstop nylon, 1,500 mm |
| Poles | DAC Featherlite NSL, hubbed |
| Packed size | 19 × 6 in |
Guyed out with the included lines, the fly stayed quiet through a 35 mph night. Condensation managed by cracking both doors.
Pea-sized hail for twenty minutes. No pole deflection, no leaks at the seams, and the footprint kept the floor dry on wet tundra.
Heavier than a trekking-pole shelter but far easier to pitch on rock. It is what most of us grab for a weekend.