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Mesh Tent 1
Hilleberg
Mesh Tent 1
$255.00
Description

  Versatile, lightweight bug protection for the minimalist solo backpacker

  Open air sleeping on a summer backpacking trip is a joy – except for the bugs. The Mesh Tent 1 offers breezy, versatile, very lightweight protection against mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and other bugs for those who prefer the minimalist approach. The Mesh Tent 1 is a classic ridge-tent design, so all you need to pitch it are ridge line supports and a little imagination: Tie the supports to trees, or use trekking poles. Paddles will work, as will fallen tree branches. Its sewn-in floor keeps both ground moisture and crawling animals out, and the Mesh Tent 1 is built with Hilleberg's lightest-weight mesh. Unlike many mesh fabrics, this one is woven rather than knitted, so has a very fine mesh structure, is softer to the touch while still offering excellent durability, and is remarkably light.

  Hilleberg designed the Mesh Tent 1 specifically to work perfectly with their Tarp 5 (sold separately), and the two together make an outstanding choice for those looking to take the most minimal warm-weather shelter solution.

  The Mesh Tent 1 does not come with any poles or stakes.

  

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Hilleberg
Tent Sleeps:
1 Person
Number of Doors:
1 Door
Area:
2 sq m / 21.5 sq ft
Weight:
410 g / 15 oz
Length:
210 cm / 83 in
Height:
Head: 95 cm / 37 in
Foot: 55 cm / 22 in
Width:
Head: 120 cm / 47 in
Foot: 70 cm / 28 in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
022861
UPC:
787421358759
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