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UltaMid 4 Mesh Insert - No Floor
Hyperlite Mountain Gear
UltaMid 4 Mesh Insert - No Floor
$125.00
Description

　　Even the most merciless bugs will perish from exhaustion before they interrupt a much-deserved good night’s sleep. Like Hyperlite's other inserts, this one is built with “no-see-um” mesh and fits just a bit smaller than the full perimeter of the UltaMid 4 to all but eliminate condensation. Great for ultralight purists chasing pack weight goals or looking for the least amount of bulk to keep packs small.

　　While this insert handles bug issues with authority, we still recommend going with a floor if moisture-rich environments are on your travel itinerary. Keep your base weight and the risk to you and your travel companions’ of being eaten alive all night by bugs low with the mesh-walled, no-floor UltaMid 4 Mesh Insert.

　　UltaMid 4 Tent, Ultralight Stake Kit, and UltaMid Carbon Fiber Tent Pole sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2-02041-2
Tent Sleeps:
3-4 Person
Number of Doors:
1 Door
Weight:
1.0 lbs | 16.4 oz. | 464 g
Length:
95.5 in. | 242 cm
Width:
95.5 in. | 242 cm
Height:
75.0 in. | 190 cm
Packed Dimensions:
11.5 x 10.0 x 4.0 in. | 29 x 25 x 10 cm
Tent Pole Type:
Sets up with trekking pole or similar (not included)
Made In:
Mexico
Other Features:
  • Fit to Shelter: Adjustable shock cord with glove hooks attach corners to shelter
  • Zipper: Vertical two-way zipper running from floor to shelter door
  • Ceiling: Top, center-pole point reinforced with Hardline with Dyneema®
  • Guy Lines: Sewn-in guy line for tying back door panels
  • Compatible With: Ultamid 4 Ultralight Pyramid Tent, Ground Cloth (all sold separately)
  • UltaMid 4 Tent, Ultralight Stake Kit, and UltaMid Carbon Fiber Tent Pole sold separately
  • Includes: X-Large Drawstring Stuff Sack & Carabiner
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