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Snugpak Ionosphere 1-Person Tent

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Snugpak Ionosphere 1-Person Tent

Name: Snugpak Ionosphere 1-Person Tent
Brand: SnugPak
SKU: snugpak-ionosphere-one-person-tent

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The Snugpak Ionosphere tent is extremely waterproof with a high hydrostatic head of 5,000mm. Its taped seams keep moisture and wind out and its two curved poles lift the tent to keep condensation at bay Read More

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Jan 11, 2018

I had one of these and promptly sold it to fund a TarpTent Notch. Why? This thing is designed for military use - if you want to be low to the ground and almost invisible in foliage, great. As an average backpacker I'd prefer to not feel like I'm sleeping in a coffin -- the TarpTent also allowed me to actually sit up and change in, as well had a vestibule for my gear. Just my $0.02.

Auxier

Jan 11, 2018

How’s this ultralight?

mposadau

Jan 10, 2018

What would shipping be to Sweden?

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Jgc79

Jan 10, 2018

Couldn't make this a couple inches longer? I'm 6'2"...

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Nate10se

Jan 10, 2018

Jgc79I'm 6'4 and this fits me just fine with extra head room for your backpack

VanCity

Jan 10, 2018

This is stupid heavy for a 1 person backpacking tent. You can easily get a good 2 person tent that weighs less than this one. While the price is quite reasonable, you can easily find 1 person tents that weigh 1-2lbs less, for maybe double the investment.

Black.out

Jan 9, 2018

I dropped the stuff sack reduced the number of stakes to 10 and it comes in at 42oz. You have to realize this has 16 stakes and that many stake out points. It would take extreme winds to move it. I'm 6'2" 220 pounds and can sleep with my 5500 cu in. pack as my pillow with the Xtherm large max pad and still has 4 inches or so to spare at the foot end and plenty of room to move around. I think it compares more to a solo tent than a bivy.

DannyMilks

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Jan 10, 2018

Black.outThanks for the info on sizing, that's a helpful reference for other members.

EverythingIsBetterOutdoors

Jan 9, 2018

This looks virtually identical to the Slumberjack Infantry Coffin (my name, not theirs) that I used while I was Infantrying. Not sure I want those days backs.