A freestanding three-person backpacking tent with a true rectangular floor and a single hub pole. People pick it for space, durability and storm protection on group trips.
Specs
- Minimum weight: 4 lb 6 oz / 1.98 kg; packaged weight: 4 lb 13 oz / 2.17 kg
- Floor area: 47 sq ft (rectangular)
- Peak height: 42 in
- Vestibules: 16 sq ft total; doors: 2
- Poles: 1 DAC NSL hub set
- Fly and floor: 20D ripstop nylon (floor 1800 mm)
- Packed size: 20 x 6.5 in
- List price: $649.95
What reviewers say
Treeline Review tested the 3P and found it roomy, sturdy in alpine thunderstorms and well ventilated, with a simple one-pole pitch, good pockets and zippers that resist snags. They note it is heavier than ultralight tents, its large footprint can be hard to fit on small sites, and the roll-top stuff sack is slow to repack. They suggest it for families, couples wanting extra room, or campers bringing a dog.
Good
- Big rectangular floor
- Handles storms well
- Easy to pitch
Not so good
- Expensive
- Heavier than ultralight tents
- Large footprint
Who it's for
Small groups and families who backpack and also car camp. Thru-hikers and ultralight hikers should look elsewhere.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.