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MSR

Access 1

$679.95

Description

　　Ultralight, four-season solo tent for winter adventures

　　An ultralight, four-season solo tent, the MSR Access 1 winter touring tent was built to meet the needs of backcountry skiers, splitboarders and snowshoers. Lighter than a mountaineering tent, but warmer than a three-season backpacking tent, it offers ample comfort on cold winter nights, yet remains light in your pack while skiing or hiking. The tent features a central support frame that withstands overnight snow loading, and offers generous space inside for bulky gear. Ideal for the protected winter conditions found near treeline, the Access 1 tent strikes the perfect balance of winter-grade warmth without the weight.

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Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Tent Sleeps:

1 Person

Tent Type:

Double Wall

Number of Doors:

1 Door

Area:

19 sq ft (1.76 sq m)

Weight:

3 lbs 8 oz (1.60 kg)

Minimum Weight:

3 lbs (1.37 kg)

Vestibule Size:

9 sq ft (0.23 sq m)

Length:

84 in (2.13 m)

Height:

41 in (1.04 m)

Width:

33 in (0.84 m)

Tent Pole Type:

Easton Syclone

Stuff Size:

18 x 6 in (46 x 15 cm)

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

13116

UPC:

040818131169

Other Features:

• Ultralight Warmth: Limited mesh on the tent body keeps in all that hard-earned warmth on cold nights, while the tent's light design keeps you nimble while on the move.
• Easton® Syclone™ Poles: Cutting-edge composite materials resist breaking in challenging winter conditions.
• Robust Frame: Central-support frame optimizes interior space and resists snow loading.
• Quick Setup: Unified hubbed poles make tent quick to pitch in cold environments.
• Additional Features: Rainfly vents reduce condensation; XtremeShield™ waterproof coating for long-term durability; one door; one internal pocket; multiple guy points.
Livable volume:
-- Tent Body: 32 cu ft (906 L)
-- Vestibule: 8.5 cu ft (241 L)
Materials:
-- Rainfly: 20D ripstop nylon 1200mm XtremeShield™ polyurethane & silicone
-- Canopy: 20D ripstop nylon / 10D polyester micromesh
-- Floor: 30D ripstop nylon 3000mm XtremeShield™ polyurethane & DWR

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