Brand | Kelty |
Product Dimensions | 85″L x 54″W x 40″H |
Item Weight | 3.5 Pounds |
Floor Width | 54 Inches |
Recommended Uses For Product | Camping |
Shape | Round |
Occupancy | 2 Person |
Seasons | 3 Season, Autumn, Summer, Spring |
Included Components | Tent, Rain Fly, Stuff sack |
Water Resistance Technology | 1200mm |
- SUPER FAST SETUP: Kelty’s quickcorners make setting up fast and easy – as it should be. Pole sleeves at the tent corners matched with pre-bent aluminum poles for a formidable frame, Shark Mouth stuff sack for EZ packing up in the morning
- RUGGED + ROOMY: Durable 68D polyester fabrics in the tent bathtub style floor, flysheet are waterproof and built to last – roomy interior sports a peak height up to 56 inches within a simple single door design
- WATERPROOF POLY FLYSHEET: full coverage rainfly in 68D Polyester / 1200 mm / C0. Additional guyouts provide ample air flow even in rough conditions while keeping your buns (and gear) dry and safely nestled inside
- PROTECTING NATURAL SPACES: Kelty is 1 of 4 founding members of The Conservation Alliance, and has always strives to protect wild spaces. All tents are made with DWR/PFC Free fabrics and coatings, reducing waste and negative environmental impacts
- NITTY GRITTY: 1 door 1 vestibules (lots of gear storage with inner gear pockets to boot) featherlight stakes, 2 pole setup. 1P model: 20.6 sq. ft., 37 in peak. 2P model: 30 sq. ft., 40 in peak. 4P model: 56 sq. ft., 56 in peak
Let’s Go Buffalo! Verified Buyer –
Very nice lightweight backpacking tent. Bought this for one person backpacking. It’s easy to put up. The rainfly is nice, but I did add an extra loop for a stake to make the entry work a little better. Used hiking in Philmont NM. Works great.
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CKReed Verified Buyer –
I bought this one and a different brand on Prime days and I’m keeping this one. The ease of set up was the winner for me. I plan on going backpack camping with my dog and the material seems strong enough to withstand her nails. Which also means I’m a little worried about it’s ventilation. It does taper at the foot box end which I don’t know if it saves that much weight to do that and the vestibule doesn’t seem to quite fit my 70L bag very well. BUT I do have enough space for my 25″x72″ BA sleeping pad inside the tent to also fit the pack at the bottom of the tent so there’s that option. I do like all the pockets and gear storage areas it has over all. I really do like this tent so far and looking forward to making it camping in the Grand Canyon. I’ll update my review after my trip.