Black Diamond Hilight Two-Person Tent

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Color: Distance Blue

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Highlights

Roomy two-person tent
Fully taped seams
Exterior airflow draws out moisture vapor and stale air
Superlight Series

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About This Item

Product Information

Capacity

Sleeps 2

End Use

Hiking

Trail Weight

3 - 4 lbs.

DESIGN & DETAILS:

Flow Manifold allows interior heat convection and exterior airflow to draw moisture and stale air out of the tent
Flame resistance treatment for North America compliance
High tenacity 30D poly fabric improves strength and doesn't stretch when wet
100% Taped seams (no consumer seam sealing necessary)
One or two-person design with large single side-door entry and optional vestibule for gear storage
Two-and-a-half-pole design provides twice the strength and a drip-free awning
Stronger reflective guylines, polyester sheath with Dynex™ core to minimize stretch
Ground cloth (sold separately) is highly recommended
Complies to FR regulation CPAI-84
Comes with repair tube for tent poles

Brand : Black Diamond
Country of Origin : Imported

Web ID: 21BDIUHLGHT2PTNTXCAT
SKU: 22550410

Specifications

Sleeping Capacity:	2
End Use:	Backpacking
Season:	4
Minimum Trail Weight:	3 lbs. 8 oz.
Packed Weight	3 lbs. 15 oz.
Floor Dimensions:	82 x 50 x 42 in.
Peak Height:	40 in.
# of Doors:	1
Design Type:	Freestanding
Packed Size:	15 x 23 in.
Floor Area:	27.3 ft²
Footprint Included:	No
Number of Poles:	2
Canopy Fabric:	30-denier polyester

REVIEWS

3.9

80%

Recommended

53 Reviews

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mehdi k.

1 year ago

I Had Issues With Condensation

I have only tested this once on a winter camping in temps in high 20s, no wind, no rain or snow and this is my impression: 1- tent feels very light for a 4 season tent which makes the backpacking more fun. 2- It is very easy and very very fast to set up (on a flat unfrozen dirt ground). 2- it is a single wall tent with poles going inside which means u have to open the door completely to set the tent up which means if it is raining when ure setting it up, the inside of the tent will definitely get wet. 3- I had the half moon ventilation completely open (just the mesh was zipped), the main door was one half open (from the floor up to the top on the side that my head was), and in the morning water from condensation was dripping on my face and my sleeping bag was wet to the touch. not sure how or if I could have reduced the condensation.

Ben H.

1 year ago

Love This Tent, Perfect For One Person - Good For Two But A Squeeze With The One Door.

I had this tent shipped to Mexico where I live. It's stood up to everything on Pico de Orizaba (3rd highest mountain in North America) and Iztaccíhuatl and Nevado de Toluca, Malinche etc. Wind, snow, rain, sun, frigid, altitude camps - the whole lot. Light enough to carry at high altitudes as well and with the weight and size no problem in the pack. Love it.

Shawn

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Fits My Needs!

I chose this tent after lots of research because of what it has to offer. My biggest concern was weight because I wanted this for backpacking and backcountry skiing. The water proof material and exhaust vents at the top work together very well and I haven’t had any condensation issues yet. It is very tight for two people but one person and their gear fits perfectly.

littlebigwater

1 year ago

Hard User

2.5 years of abuse and here are my thoughts. I have plenty of tents, and bought this for the specific reasons of living in the desert sw and getting tired of tents filling with sand, and rain flies flapping all night during wind storms, so I got a few single walls, including this 2 person which I use as a solo tent. I like that I can close this thing up and know my sleep kit, clothes, etc, won't be caked in sand when the wind pipes up. Perfect for Powell, river, and moto trips. Even though it's basically a two pole, it has the strength of a three pole tent, and with no fly it's a quite night even in howling winds, owing in part to the internal poles. Speaking of, it's definitely more awkward to set up, especially the first 4-5 times, but worth the compromise for specialty use. The best comfort feature is the full length side door. It's a true luxury to sit in my tent, with legs outside, and change, make coffee, all with a panoramic view. I don't think I would want a single wall 4 season without this. Think French door compared to a little mouse hole. The huge door also makes it easy to shove my ultralight cot into. As far as durability goes, this thing has survived being blown 500' out in Lake Powell, and since the door and window were zipped, it was floating waiting for boat rescue. Not even a bent pole, and my stuff was mostly dry inside. That said, the fabric is thin, as it's a very light tent, and since it's single wall, you have to be careful. It takes a patch very well, as I've put several holes in it (due to rough use). Another benefit is the small pack size, and short pole pack length. Can easily fit in a pannier on bike, in any size dry duffel, etc. It's an advanced design offering a number of unique design and use elements. Love it.

Jonny

1 year ago

Defective

I got this tent with what appears to be defective fabric. When it was brand new there were parts of the blue fabric that were clear, like the blue dye was worn off or something. People commented on it but I ignored it but now where the fabric is translucent it’s disintegrating. Holes are forming that I have to patch. Again not a big deal to patch a tent every now and again but the holes are growing and soon the tent will be useless. Poor quality.

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