REI Co-op

Features

1. The nearly 90° hubbed roof poles give extra headroom; foot pole increases volume at the other end, giving your toes room to wiggle, for a comfy night's sleep
2. Fly/vestibule protects your gear in bad weather, then rolls up over the roof for stargazing or pitches out to create a large awning in friendlier weather
3. Designed to pitch with most trekking poles so you can leave the vertical poles at home to save weight
4. Hybrid single-wall construction optimizes weight and livability
5. Two large, easy-entry canopy-style doors
6. Internal mesh pockets and gear loops allow for simple organization
7. Packs down to 16 in. long, an easy fit in bike panniers or a backpack
8. Guyout loops allow for tethering in inclement weather
9. Comes with a stuff sack, stakes, guylines and tensioners, 2 long poles, 2 pole hubs and 1 foot pole
10. The weight-saving design of this non-freestanding tent requires you to stake it out during setup
11. Hybrid single-wall design, as with any single-wall tent, exposes the tent interior more directly to condensation
12. Mitigate this by choosing a proper tent site (away from water, under trees and exposed to breezes), venting when possible and not bringing wet gear into the tent or vestibule
13. Weighs 1 lb. 15 oz. if you leave the two vertical poles at home and use your trekking poles—with the included poles, it weighs 2 lbs. 2 oz.