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Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 3 Tent

Item # 779438

$330.00

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Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 3 tent features a high peaked ceiling, generous floor area, 2 doors and 2 vestibules—and, it seals up tight in bad weather and opens up when conditions improve.

Sturdy 3-pole design offers great livability for 3 backpackers; clips, pole loops and reflective starter points ensure easy setup
No-see-um mesh doors and panels maintain ventilation to prevent interior condensation; large mesh sky panel rolls back for views and venting in nice weather
Opposing double-slider door zippers make variable venting easy
Rainfly's clear SVX film window adds light and a view outside; 2 vents ensure proper airflow in all kinds of weather conditions
When the weather is ''iffy'' but you still want a view and ventilation, roll up the rainfly's front side for limited exposure
Dry-entry vestibule design prevents water from dripping inside tent when vestibule is open so you don't get soaked
Atlas 7001 Yunan poles are lightweight, corrosion- and dent-resistant and completely field serviceable by hand
For extra stability each guyout point clips to the frame on the interior side of the rainfly via welded attachment points
All guyout points are reflective for easy identification and canopy pockets keep tent organized; optional gear loft sold separately
Superlight buckles and webbing save weight
Mountain Hardwear Watertight Construction: Thoughtful design, taping and welding technology combine to make this tent watertight off the shelf. No seam sealing is required
Comes with stuff sacks, stakes and guline/tighteners
Average minimum weight specification is based on tent, rainfly and poles only

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Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 3 Tent Specs

Specification	Description
Season	3-season
Design type	Freestanding tent
Sleeping capacity	3
Average minimum weight	8 lbs. 3 oz.
Average packaged weight	9 lbs. 4 oz.
Average weight - metric	4.20 kilograms
Floor dimensions	91 x 84.5 inches
Floor dimensions - metric	231 x 215 centimeters
Floor area	46 square feet
Vestibule area	9.7 + 9.7 square feet
Peak height	54 inches
Peak height - metric	137 centimeters
Doors	2
Canopy fabric	Ripstop polyester/no-see-um mesh
Floor fabric	Coated nylon taffeta
Rainfly fabric	Coated polyester taffeta
Number of poles	3
Pole material	Atlas aluminum 7001
Pole diameter	9.8 millimeters
Packed size	7.5 x 23 inches
Fast pack weight	5 lbs.

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Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 3 Tent

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2009

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

AwesomeTent!

By Scouter Paul

from Marshalltown, IA

About Me Casual Adventurer

Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Set Up
Minimal Condensation
Sturdy
Waterproof

Cons

Heavy
Poor Fly Design

Best Uses

Boy Scout camping
Car Camping

Comments about Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 3 Tent:

This is an overall great tent. I have only taken it overnight two different times so far but it has worked great! The first time I used it there was a light sprinkle outside and it was dark. It was only about my third time setting it up but it went up fast and easy with little water inside. This tent is overall easy to set up, and it can be set up with one person. During a rain storm this tent stays completely dry inside. With two people and gear it is very comfortable. Three people with gear may be pushing it because the tent is skinnier on one end then the other. I have not used the tent in high winds yet but you can tell by shaking it that it is sturdy. On a camp out with BSA it got slightly below freezing overnight but the tent stayed warm. I kept all of the panels on the wall completely zipped and in the morning there was very little condensation. I love how you can unzip the interior walls so the tent is half screen. That is great in the summer for breeze.
This tent is a little on the heavy side so it probably isn't best for backing but it could be used. The reason I said it had a poor fly design was because of the doors of the fly (including the main doors). They are smaller than what you would expect on a three person tent and can sometimes be hard to get in and out of. The edge of the fly were the door is unzipped is also slightly closer inward than the edge of the floor. This means that when there is rain and you unzip the fly door, some of the rain on the fly falls onto the floor.
This is a great tent and for the luxury it offers, these cons are very small.
I would definitely recommend this tent to anyone else I meet.