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I noticed that Integral Designs has updated their Silshelter with the addition of a second place for a pole inside. Has anyone tried the updated version? how well does it deal with the sag issues the old one had? I’m thinking about a light winter shelter that’s more enclosed than my Cattarp, and the Silshelter is one of the lightest on the market. Anyone have experience to share?
I haven’t tried the Silshelter, but for about the same weight, check out the Golite Hut 1.
Cheers,
-Mike
Hi Douglas,
I have the first version of silshelter (without 2 poles cap). I use them in the white mountain each winter since 5 years now with no problem. I use them with a bivy bag and i drive any forecast with this shelter. Sometime when they have a big fall of snow , i use a second pole in the back with a sock on the pole to protect the tiny material and drive the snow on the side of the shelter.
I like my ID silshelter and for the moment i dont want to replace them.
Have a nice day and sorry for my bad english.
Pat
I like mine. It has the second pole cup, which I haven't used.
The BPL crowd probably feels better choices are available now. Seems like articles here a) compare light shelters including this one, and b) shows how many stakes a SilShelter could take to be taut.
Still, I'm happy. I bought it on sale for around $125.
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