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High Side 1
Sierra Designs
High Side 1
$233.96
Description

  Solo and simplicity go hand in hand with the Sierra Designs High Side 1 tent, named one of the best small tents by Outside and Backpacker magazines. Perfect for bikepacking, fastpacking or ultralight trips when every ounce counts, this lightweight, one-person tent provides a maximum amount of space at a minimum amount of weight, thanks in part to its pre-bent poles and distinct tunnel-style build.

  Once set up, just extend the awning for extra storage or better ventilation and you’ll be livin’ large wherever your tread takes you. And when it’s time to break down camp, the 12-inch pole sections pack efficiently between bike handlebars or backpack frames so you can keep on moving.

  Trekking pole not included.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Sierra Designs
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
40156923
Tent Sleeps:
1 Person
Tent Type:
Double Wall
Number of Doors:
1 Door
Weight:
2 lbs. 8 oz / 1.15 kg
Minimum Weight:
2 lbs. 2 oz / 1 kg
Area:
17.2 sq ft / 1.60 sq m
Vestibule Area:
7.7 sq ft / 0.72 sq m
Length:
88 in / 224 cm
Height:
32 in / 81 cm at peak
Width:
34 in. (head) | 26 in. (foot)
86 cm (head) | 66 cm (foot)
Number of Tent Poles:
2
Stuff Size:
13.5 x 5.25 in. / 34.3 x 13.3 cm
Materials:
- Pole Material: Aluminum
- Fly Fabric: 20D Nylon Ripstop, Silicone/1200mm PeU, FR CPAI84
- Floor Fabric: 30D Nylon Ripstop, Silicone/1200mm PeU, FR CPAI84
- Body Fabric: 15D Nylon No-See-Um Mesh
Other Features:
  • Pole geometry creates a “high side” over the door that maximizes a livable space and minimizes weight
  • Low profile design and compact storage size take up minimal space in your pack
  • Burrito bag for easy packing
  • 2 Vestibule zippers allow you to create an awning, improving ventilation and providing covered storage
  • 12-inch pole sections can pack easier into panniers and are perfect for bikepacking
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