Solitaire

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Main Features

  • Rod sleeves aid in set up and stability
  • 8-ft. length fits a full size sleeping pad
  • Convertible top fly offers the option of stargazing or provides complete weather protection
  • 2 hoop bivy design creates compact fold size and efficient thermal shape for one person Floor & Fly: 1.9 oz. standard taffeta
  • Roof and rear vent: 40D No-see-um netting

Description

Eureka! Backpacker Magazine says "The Solitaire is ideal for anyone who's a little too claustrophobic for a bivy but doesn't want the burden of a full-blown tent when hiking alone." It's an extremely lightweight 3-season solo tent with an efficient tunnel design and a sturdy fiberglass shock-corded frame. Its simple assembly features pole pockets on one end, ring & pin on the other. An added zipper in the center of the roof cloth allows easy entry an exit. At 2 lbs 9 oz, this 3 season, solo tent with efficient tunnel design and compact fold size remains extremely lightweight. Two storage pockets and flashlight loop inside

Other Details

  • Brand: Solitaire
  • Label: US Military PX
  • Manufacturer: US Military PX
  • MPN: 2628307
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • Item Dimensions: 3.08 lb

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