Mountain Hardwear

Features

1. 2 mesh/fabric doors provide easy entry/exit; large vestibule provides work-worthy space while smaller vestibule is handy for access, overflow storage and vent manipulation
2. Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 is strong and easy to set up; front vestibule pole quickly affixes to the outside of the tent via pole clips
3. DAC Featherlite® poles have a high strength-to-weight ratio and use extrusions, not inserts, to minimize breakage; poles are anodized without the use of harmful acids
4. Guaranteed watertight construction with fully taped fly, taped perimeter seams, welded corners and welded guy clip anchors
5. 2 clear SVX windows are placed correctly to check the weather; tent's color fends off depression while you wait for the weather to improve
6. Dry-entry vestibule design prevents water from dripping inside tent when vestibule is open, improving livability
7. Mesh/fabric zippered through-vent ensures good air circulation
8. Expedition bathtub-style nylon floor features a non-hydrolyzing, 3000mm-rated polyether urethane coating and Durable Water Repellent finish for waterproofness and durability
9. For extra stability each guyout point clips to the frame on the interior side of the rainfly via welded attachment points
10. Catenary-cut seams create a taut canopy and rainfly for improved strength
11. All the poles are color coded to the bar tacks in the webbing of the grommet tabs, and reflective starter points help setup in low light
12. Internal guy system provides additional rigidity to the structure by creating resistance to the flexing or deformation of the frame
13. All guyout points are reflective for easy identification and canopy pockets keep tent organized
14. Superlight buckles and webbing save weight; canopy storage pockets help keep your tent organized
15. Fly, footprint (sold separately) and poles pitch without canopy to create a lightweight shelter