Brand | Nature Link |
Product Dimensions | 86.6″L x 31.5″W x 47.24″H |
Item Weight | 2 Pounds |
Floor Width | 31.5 Inches |
Recommended Uses For Product | Backpacking, Camping, Hiking, Trekking |
Shape | Pyramid |
Occupancy | 1 Person |
Seasons | 3 Season |
Included Components | Tarp, Inner Tent, Stakes, Guyline, Tent Sack, Stake Sack |
Water Resistance Technology | 7000 series |
- 20D Ripstop Sil Nylon
- Imported
- ULTRALIGHT 1 PERSON BACKPACKING TENT: Altair One is an ultralight 1-person double layer tent for backpacker that enjoys solo travel, the tent achieves a minimum trail weight of 2 lbs. This tent is meant for the wild adventures without weighing you down, it can hold up in wind, rain and snow.
- SPACE AND STORAGE: Tent floor of 86.6 by 31.5 inches, to comfortably sleep 1 person with space for gear storage. A peak height of 47.24 inches gives you plenty of headroom. A large protective vestibule by the door to maximize ventilation and keep your gear sheltered.
- WATERPROOF SIL NYLON TENT: The shelter is made of 3000mm waterproof 20D Ripstop Silnylon which is seam sealed to prevent water leaks. Waterproof snag free SAB zippers for increased weather protection.
- SUPER VENTILATION SYSTEM: This tent was designed with inner mesh tent that can bring in maximum air flow and to prevent condensation and elements. A large high vent removes excess moisture build up.
- EASY TO SETUP: Pitch up fly with 1 trekking pole or stick about 47 inches, steady with stakes and guy lines included, then attach the inner tent with hook. NO POLE INCLUDED.
T-rexhighfive Verified Buyer –
This is a great tent. Really good for ultra light hiking. There was only two points. First is this tent needs a lot of ventilation to avoid condensation. I pegged it too low to the ground made the inside of the tent wet with condensation so when you pitch it, it needs good 6 inches clearance. Second thing is it’s not that warm, but it does state its a 3 season and I took it in winter so I’m not marking it down for that. I would say you’d be fine with a 4 season sleeping bag or a sleeping bag liner. It keep the rain off really well and when the wind picked up it wasn’t too bad. All in all it is great if your priority is low carry weight.
Eric Verified Buyer –
jack Verified Buyer –
Just had it out for the first time of a 3 days backpacking trip, and it rained the second night for a few hours, the tent kept me dray and held up well in the wind with the guylines tightened up.
The material is high quality nylon, seams are taped and stakes are sturdy. I look forward to many more adventures with this one.
Anonymous Verified Buyer –
It’s lightweight but needs lots and lots of stakes to get to stay tight. It’s a pain to setup. I had to tie it to trees and hand made stakes because there are about 40 tie points and only 5 stakes. You have to install the rainfly when the tents down. Then lift them up at the same time with your trek stick… then move all your tie points and stakes around accordingly. It’s very hard to keep it tight in high winds and rain. I noticed the first few nights it was 20 degrees or less the rain fly got alot of condensation on it and froze to my backpack. Its decent if your headed to the summit and need a quick emergency tent but this isn’t fast or effective for backpacking in the mtns in my experience if you had to use it for an emergency youd havw to find lots of rocks or limsa to tie everything too and get it stabile. Other tents are way more effective and easy to set up and offer more room. This this is a casket and I’m only 5foot 9. I sent it back just not what I need for trekking mountains. It’s just too time consuming to set up I need instant or under 2 minutes not 45…
Matthew Bowe Verified Buyer –
Poedunk Verified Buyer –
Came in on time and and packaging was good