Marmot: Alpinist Tent

3 Reviews

Our Price: $494.95

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Description

Marmot: Alpinist Tent - Altrec.com Product Description:

A weatherproof single wall, a strong and unique pole structure and attached vestibule make the lightweight Alpinist an ideal choice for high-end mountaineering or lightweight crest-trail cruises.

DAC, NSL Dual Diameter pole design
Attached Vestibule
Factory Seam taped
Superior pole structure
Storm Pitch
Knees pole system
Adjustable air flow ventilator
Tent Floor Material:70d Nylon 5000mm
Tent Canopy Material:40d Nylon R/S
Tent Fly Material:40d R/S Sil/PU 1800mm F/R
Minimum weight:4 lb 15 ozs / 2.240 kgs
Maximum weight:5 lb 8 ozs / 2.495 kgs
Floor area:30 sq ft / 2.787 sq m
Vestibule area:8 sq ft / 0.743 sq m
Packed size:8 x 20 in / 20.32 x 50.8 cm
Number of poles:3

Customer Reviews (3)

Marmot: Alpinist Tent - 3 Reviews

Mike Parlow - 2008-08-28
Great design This tent has served me well. It is my favorite so far and I have owned several 4season tents. It kept 2 of us dry in pouring rain and did not produce condensation at all. Enough room for two 6" adults and lots of head room too. My favorite feature is the ease of assembly (through external clips) which takes only a minute or two even when it's very windy out there....and the integrated vestibule to leave the stinky shoes and the backpack dry. Very light and compact design.

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Eddie - 2008-09-06
Well constructed, with nice touches. Easy to set up, sturdy, and long enough (I am 6'1"). This is the first Marmot tent I have owned. I usually stick with Mountain Hardwear (I have a Meridian, and Light Wedge II), but I needed something for winter camping, and this tent had everything I was looking for. It seems to be bomb proof, although I have not tested it in alpine conditions. Very pleased so far.

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2008-04-03
sturdy and light (for a 4-season tent) I just bought one of those for an upcoming trip to Peru and Bolivia. I can't wait to test it out in the snow. All I can say right now it's that it is very easy to assemble even in my small apartment. I just haven't figured out where to attach all the guide lines to anchor it to the ground. Much lighter than my Mountain Hardwear Trango 2.

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