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Black Diamond Mission 4P Tent
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When foul weather and heavy winds rolls in, ride it out in the Black Diamond Mission 4P tent. The quick-setup domed tunnel design keeps you sheltered in a durable, double-wall construction.
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- High-tenacity double-wall 30-denier polyester fabric with fully taped seams is built to handle extreme weather conditions and won't sag when wet
- Hybrid dome/tunnel design engineered to withstand high winds from all directions
- Scalloped perimeter and large vents provide ample airflow throughout the tent
- Extended front vestibule and double doors provide leeward access in strong weather conditions while providing space to cook in inclement weather and store extra gear
- Exterior hoop-and-hub pole architecture with DAC Featherlite™ poles make setup quick and easy when combined with pre-attached fly
- 8 internal mesh pockets keep your gear organized
- Removable inner tent makes a great basecamp shelter in high-altitude pursuits
- DAC stakes included
- Oversize stuff sack has extra room to store optional footprint (not included)
- Complies with FR regulation CPAI-84
| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Seasons | 4-season |
| Sleeping Capacity | 4-person |
| Minimum Trail Weight | 10 lbs. 4 oz. |
| Packaged Weight | 10 lbs. 4 oz. |
| Packed Size | 25 x 73 inches |
| Floor Dimensions | 98 x 86 x 86 x 50 inches |
| Floor Area | 58 square feet |
| Number of Doors | 2 doors |
| Number of Poles | 7 |
| Canopy Fabric | 30-denier ripstop polyester |
| Footprint Included | No |
| Design Type | Freestanding |
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WYRIO307
More than 100 nights in it and still happy
3 months ago
My family spent most of the past two summers camping in Alaska in this tent. It is an incredible tent that never let a drop of water into it. The only drawback would be that in hot weather this tent can be quite miserable. There is ventilation, but not sufficient for truly warm nights. For wet, rainy, windy, or snowy, it doesn't get better than this. For kayak camping in Alaska we would pitch the fly and then put up the interior tent part. If it was rainy when we were packing up camp we would take down the interior tent and put it in a dry bag. Then we could stuff the fly in another bag. Dry tent = happy family :)
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Michael W.
Awesome Large Tent
3 years ago
This tent is quite impressive honestly. The first thing you’ll notice when you get it is that this thing is huge, the packed size alone is no trivial thing and any team carrying say 70L packs will definitely end up doing some cross loading to make this work. But I will say it comes out to just over 3lbs per person so it’s totally worth it to do that. Once you set it up with can be done by a single person but two is best, you’ll realize this thing is absolutely huge. I set it up in my 2 car garage first and it shocked me how much of it was taken up by this tent. Inside it’s extremely roomy even for 4 people at once with a very large vestibule. The only real downside is you can’t really break it down much to split the weight so whoever carry’s the main portion is looking at about 8lbs.
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Derek T.
BD Mission Tent
10 months ago
I now have a 2, 3, and 4 person BD Mission tent, and absolutely love these tents. First, they’re all very easy to put together. The 2 and 3 person tents have a vestibule on each side, which is awesome for the 2-person and easily workable for the 3-person. As you jump to the 4-person, you get a massive vesti and entrance on one side, which is super helpful and spacious enough for a 5th person. The 4 person tent would seem heavy, but with 4 people available to carry various pieces, it really isn’t that bad. The durability/stability of the tent in the wind is well worth the weight. Finally, the blue color is amazing for a calm sleep. It’s seems simple, but my last tent was red, and it always seemed like daytime inside. The blue glow gives a soft nighttime feel, and when I’m in the mountains, anything to make a better night sleep is a winner.
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Skyler
I Have A Slight Suggestion
3 years ago
My friend has a four person mission tent, and after camping with him I absolutely fell in love this tent. I have always wanted to own one of these tents, but I would love it if you offered more colors of this tent particularly black with white logos in order to better match our tactical gear. We both happen to be training survivalists, who agave been searching for years for the perfect tent for us. This tent is perfect for where we happen to live, and perfectly works for each season that comes our way. However I personally think that it would draw more attention towards this tent if you offered more colors in order to please everyone’s respective personal color pallets. The same suggestion goes for another one of my favorite products you sell which is the twilight bivy. I would be personally unbelievably happy if you would want to take my suggestion. Please think about it, and keep up the great work that you already do.
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Elias A.
Outstanding
4 years ago
Great tent. I purchased it for professional use in Alaska this spring, and it delivered comfort, easy set up, strength and space. While a touch heavier than the Keron 4 from the competition, this tent excels with crossed winds as opposed to those tunnel tents with no crossed poles. Will be buying more for professional use in the near future.
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Linda U.
2 years ago
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