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Curt Peterson BPL Member
PostedJul 12, 2009 at 8:37 am

Does anybody have one of these and know the weight of the poles vs the mesh? Can't get anyone at REI to answer and my local store doesn't have any in stock.

Thanks for any help!

Patrick Matte BPL Member
PostedJul 12, 2009 at 8:45 am

Do you need info on the 1 person or 2 person?
REI Bug Hut 1 Pro Shelter Specs
Specification

Description
Season Not applicable
Design type Freestanding shelter
Sleeping capacity 2
Average packaged weight 1 lb. 5 oz.
Average weight – metric 0.48 kilogram
Floor dimensions 96 x 34 inches
Floor dimensions – metric 243 x 86 centimeters
Floor area 9.5 square feet
Peak height 26 inches
Peak height – metric 66 centimeters
Canopy fabric No-see-um mesh
Doors 1
Number of poles 2
Pole material Aluminum
Pole diameter 6.7 millimeters
Packed size 3.5 x 19 inches

REI Bug Hut 1 Tent Specs
Specification

Description
Packed size 3.5 x 19 inches
Peak height 26 inches
Doors 1
Canopy fabric No-see-um mesh
Peak height – metric 66 centimeters
Floor area 9.5 square feet
Number of poles 2
Sleeping capacity 1
Season 2-season
Design type Freestanding shelter
Floor fabric Nylon mesh
Average packaged weight 1 lb. 1 oz.
Floor dimensions – metric 244 x 79 centimeters
Average weight – metric 0.48 kilograms
Floor dimensions 96 x 31 inches
Pole material Aluminum
Rainfly fabric None
Pole diameter 6.7 millimeters
Vestibule area None

REI Bug Hut Pro 2 Tent Specs
Specification

Description
Season Not applicable
Design type Freestanding shelter
Sleeping capacity 2
Average packaged weight 2 lbs. 14 oz.
Average weight – metric 1.19 kilograms
Floor dimensions 89 x 52 inches
Floor dimensions – metric 226 x 132 centimeters
Floor area 32 square feet
Peak height 40 inches
Peak height – metric 102 centimeters
Canopy fabric No-see-um mesh
Floor fabric Coated nylon taffeta
Doors 1
Number of poles 2
Pole material Aluminum
Packed size 5 x 21 inches

I have the 2 person version, do you need seperate weights for the tent itself and poles by themselves?
Patrick

Curt Peterson BPL Member
PostedJul 12, 2009 at 12:43 pm

I'm looking at the 1 person. Yes – looking for separate weights for the poles and mesh. Thanks, though!

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