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Tarptent Dipole Li Review
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The Tarptent Dipole 1 Li and 2 Li are rectangular DCF trekking pole tents with carbon end struts to boost interior volume and stability, and a four-stake footprint that eliminates the need for apex guyline tie-outs in mild weather.

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Tarptent ProTrail Li Review
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The Tarptent ProTrail Li (17.7 ounces / 502 g, from $529) is a single-wall, double trekking-pole, single-vestibule, front-entry Dyneema Composite Fabric (DCF) 1-person shelter.

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Choosing an Ultralight Shelter for Backpacking (Member Q&A)
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How to make the decision of what type of ultralight shelter to use on various types of backpacking trips in different seasons.

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Durston X-Mid 2P Review
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The Durston X-Mid 2P is a 2-person, double-wall, dual side-entry, silpoly shelter with two vestibules that weighs 40 oz (1134 g).

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Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo
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We recommend the Lunar Solo to backpackers looking for a lightweight, economical, single-wall shelter. It’s one of the least expensive solo tent options on the US market in this weight…

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Kuiu Summit Refuge 3P Tent
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Lots of exterior stakeout and guyline tieout points, dual trekking pole support, and impressive space-to-weight ratio make the Kuiu Summit Refuge 3P Shelter a good choice for 2 persons plus…

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Durston Gear X-Mid 1P Tent
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The Durston Gear X-Mid 1P gets close to being the perfect double-wall solo tent for many backpackers. It pitches with two trekking poles that offset the inner tent asymmetrically for…

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Durston Gear X-Mid 2P Tent
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The Durston Gear X-Mid 2P pitches with two trekking poles that offset the inner tent asymmetrically for good interior headroom. The Silpoly canopy resists sagging when wet. Dual doors and…

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Slingfin Splitwing UL Shelter System
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The Slingfin Splitwing UL Tarp is a catenary ridgeline shaped tarp with a two-part split front beak that allows for a wide range of adjustability in the peak height of…

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Tarptent Notch Li Tent
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The Tarptent Notch Li is light, strong, stormworthy, and modular. We like this DCF version for weight savings, more light (transparency), and less stretch and no sagging when it’s wet…

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Tarptent Protrail Tent
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Gear reviews from our staff and members, buy/sell used, shopping tools, and more about the Tarptent Protrail Tent.

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Tarptent Stratospire 1 Tent
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The Stratospire has an asymmetrical design with steep interior walls, dual entrances, and dual vestibules for a roomy, versatile tent.

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Tarptent Stratospire 2 Tent
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The Stratospire has an asymmetrical design with steep interior walls, dual entrances, and dual vestibules for a roomy, versatile tent.

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Tarptent Stratospire Li Tent
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The Stratospire has an asymmetrical design with steep interior walls, dual entrances, and dual vestibules for a roomy, versatile tent. With the Li version’s Dyneema Composite Fabrics canopy, this is…

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Tarptent Aeon Li Tent
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Tarptent’s lightest solo tent, the Aeon Li, uses Dyneema Composite Fabrics and includes Tarptent’s Pitchloc system to increase usable volume inside the tent and improve its stormworthiness.

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Tarptent Notch Tent
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The Tarptent Notch is strong, stormworthy, and modular. We like this silnylon version when we absolutely need to pitch it as tight as possible for driving rain and wind. For…

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REI Flash Air 1 Tent
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REI’s entry into the solo, ultralight trekking pole tent market. A unique peak strut provides more headroom than most single-pole trekking pole tents, and the fly can be rolled back…

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REI Flash Air 2 Tent
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REI’s 2P entry into the ultralight trekking pole tent market. The fly can be rolled back for ceiling views, stargazing and ventilation.

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Gossamer Gear The DCF One
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Gossamer Gear’s entry into the Dyneema Composite Fabrics (DCF) tent market comes in at under one pound in the solo version. This is a very clean, simple, easy-to-pitch design. See…

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Gossamer Gear The Two
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This is a very clean, simple, easy-to-pitch design that’s light enough for solo use. See the DCF version for additional weight savings.

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