Introducing the Altair One Ultralight Trekking Pole Backpacking Tent, your ultimate companion for outdoor adventures. Designed specifically for minimalist backpackers, this tent merges cutting-edge technology with practical functionality to create a standout shelter for your next journey into the wild.
Constructed from high-quality waterproof SIL nylon, the Altair One offers unparalleled protection against the elements. The lightweight material ensures that you can easily pack and carry your tent without adding unnecessary weight to your gear. The SIL nylon not only provides exceptional waterproof capabilities but also boasts remarkable durability, ensuring that your tent can withstand the rigors of rough terrain and unpredictable weather.
This tent is uniquely designed to utilize trekking poles for support, allowing for a quick and efficient setup. In an instant, you can create a secure and stable shelter, making it ideal for those who value speed and convenience while out in nature. The minimalistic design means fewer components, reducing the risk of losing parts and making maintenance a breeze.
With ample interior space, the Altair One accommodates one to two people comfortably, allowing you to spread out your gear or snuggle up with a buddy. The spacious layout is complemented by a high-ventilation design that promotes excellent airflow, helping to reduce condensation inside the tent, while keeping you dry and comfortable.
Additional features include a generous vestibule area that provides extra storage space for your gear, keeping the living area clutter-free. The reflective guy lines and stakes included ensure stability and visibility in low-light conditions, allowing you to set up your space efficiently at any time of day.
The Altair One Ultralight Trekking Pole Backpacking Tent is not just a shelter; it’s an invitation to explore the great outdoors. Whether you plan to hike through pristine forests, camp alongside serene lakes, or trek through rugged mountain ranges, this tent promises a reliable and comfortable basecamp that supports your adventurous spirit. Experience the freedom of lightweight travel combined with robust functionality and prepare to embark on your next outdoor journey with confidence.
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jack Verified Buyer –
Just had it out for the first time of a 3 days backpacking trip, and it rained the second night for a few hours, the tent kept me dray and held up well in the wind with the guylines tightened up.
The material is high quality nylon, seams are taped and stakes are sturdy. I look forward to many more adventures with this one.
Poedunk Verified Buyer –
Came in on time and and packaging was good
Matthew Bowe Verified Buyer –
1P tents tend to be pretty claustrophobic and this tent is no exception. It is the lightest 2-walled tent you can buy for the money.
We had a little backyard campout and deliberately left the sprinklers going in the middle of the night to test the rain-worthiness. It passed that test with flying colors.
The ONLY gripe I have with the tent is the back wall opposite of the door. I couldn’t get the rainfly to sit far enough away from the inner mesh, so when I sat up to cook or change my clothes, my back causes the mesh to push into the rainfly and get soaked from the condensation. The 2P version would probably solve this issue but cost the additional ounces.
T-rexhighfive Verified Buyer –
This is a great tent. Really good for ultra light hiking. There was only two points. First is this tent needs a lot of ventilation to avoid condensation. I pegged it too low to the ground made the inside of the tent wet with condensation so when you pitch it, it needs good 6 inches clearance. Second thing is it’s not that warm, but it does state its a 3 season and I took it in winter so I’m not marking it down for that. I would say you’d be fine with a 4 season sleeping bag or a sleeping bag liner. It keep the rain off really well and when the wind picked up it wasn’t too bad. All in all it is great if your priority is low carry weight.