A two-person trekking-pole tent that weighs about 31 ounces and costs much less than most tents its weight. People pick it for big vestibules, airflow and a fly-first pitch.
Specs
- Weight: 31.3 oz / 890 g complete; about 34.3 oz with sack and 6 stakes
- Floor: 92 x 52 in, 33.2 sq ft
- Peak height: 48 in
- Vestibules: 2, 11.5 sq ft each; doors: 2 with magnetic toggles
- Fabric: 15D Sil/PE polyester fly, 15D Sil/PE nylon floor (3500 mm)
- Pitch: two trekking poles (not included); 8 stakes included
- Packed size: 12 x 6 in
- Price: $319 (maker, Oct 2026)
What reviewers say
CleverHiker's October 2026 guide names it the best hybrid backpacking tent and its budget buy. They like the light weight, ventilation, roomy vestibules and price. The knocks are a pitch that takes practice, a large footprint that limits small campsites, and right-angle door zippers that feel awkward. Durston lists praise from The Trek, SectionHiker and Backpacking Light.
Good
- Light and affordable
- Roomy interior and vestibules
- Good airflow; fly pitches first
Not so good
- Needs trekking poles
- Learning curve to pitch well
- Big footprint for tight sites
Who it's for
Pairs or solo hikers who use trekking poles and want room without the weight or price of premium tents. Skip it if you camp on platforms or want a freestanding tent.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.