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Meteor Lite 3
Sierra Designs
Meteor Lite 3
$499.95
Description

　　Take your home deeper into the wilderness with the Meteor Lite line of lightweight backpacking tents, a backpack-friendly update to the time-tested Meteor tents that shaves weight with lighter, more premium materials. The strong, fully freestanding lightweight tent design touts 2 doors, 2 vestibules and near-vertical walls, giving plenty of room for you, your gear and your sense of freedom.

　　A durable and waterproof bathtub floor provides the best foundation for all-weather camping, and an ultralight mesh body keeps air flowing all night long. Paired with the PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) coated rain fly that rolls back for extra ventilation and stargazing, there’s no stopping your quest for the ultimate campout with the Meteor Lite 3-person tent.

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Description
Brand Name:
Sierra Designs
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
40155523
Tent Sleeps:
3 Person
Tent Type:
Double Wall
Number of Doors:
2 doors
Weight:
4 lbs. 10 oz / 2.09 kg
Minimum Weight:
4 lbs. 4 oz / 1.95 kg
Area:
40.8 sq ft / 3.79 sq m
Length:
84 in / 213 cm
Width:
70 in / 178 cm
Height:
42 in / 106.68 cm at peak
Number of Tent Poles:
2 poles
Stuff Size:
18 x 6 x 6 in / 45.72 x 15.2 x 15.2 cm
Materials:
- Pole Material: Aluminum
- Fly Fabric: 20D Nylon Ripstop
- Floor Fabric: 30D Nylon Ripstop
- Body Fabric: 15D Nylon No-See-Um
Other Features:
  • Fully freestanding for versatile pitch and ease of use.
  • Nylon ripstop for a durable, lightweight backpacking tent.
  • Full coverage fly with rollback Moon Roof feature for ventilation and night sky views.
  • 2 door/2 vestibule design for ease of use and ample gear storage.
  • Hubbed pole structure with ridge pole to make vertical side walls.
  • Prebent poles for increased internal area at head and feet.
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