Capacity
Sleeps 1
End Use
Hiking
Trail Weight
0 - 2 lbs.
| End Use | Backpacking, Camping |
|---|---|
| Season | 3 Season |
| Capacity (people) | 1 Person |
| Minimum Trail Weight | 960 g / 2 lbs 2 oz |
| Packed Weight | 1.2 kg / 2 lbs 10 oz |
| Peak Height | 36" At peak; 13" At head and foot |
| # of Doors | 1 |
| Design Type | Tunnel |
| Floor Area | 18.3 sq ft |
| Vestibule Area | 8.6 sq ft |
| Footprint Included | No |
| Number of Poles | 1 |
| Pole Material | 9mm Aluminum |
| Fabric | Kerlon 1000 |
REVIEWS
5 Reviews
rjfriendly
Wanted a double wall, lightweight tent with fly-first pitching and so far, this has fit the bill perfectly. As a bonus, the vestibule area is quite large. No real issues with condensation thus far. Overall, this has been the best (and most expensive) tent I've owned.
Strong
Just bought it weeks ago, and tried to set it up and pack it up today, really easy to do so! It only takes couple minutes to set up and the inner tent space is just perfect for one person. Will try it in bikepacking for durability.
Great provider
Used it on a windy day at 9000ft peak and it performed well. No condensation, large vestibule for my dog and other great features in a small package. Love the kerlon 1000 fabric
travellingtotoro
If you want a durable tent that is not difficult to set up yet light enough for backpacking or bike camping, this is your tent. Pricey, yes. But if keeping weight down and having reliable, durable shelter are priorities, this is your tent.
hiker101
This tent is awesome...it has everything except that it is not free standing. The flysheet goes to the ground..the vents on either ends can be closed by fabric, if necessary..it is very lightweight for the features it offers, it was warmer than I expected it to be.. it is roomy enough for 1 person, the vestibule does not need to be staked out and it is backed by Hillebergs support. I wish Hilleberg would add the additional vent cover for the entrance door, like they have in the allak/akto or atleast offer people an option to get their tents with the additional door vent cover. If they put two tiny carbon poles ..going end to end at either end in a semicircle fashion ..would that make it free standing...I wonder and what would that weight cost be? I was deliberating between the Niak and the Enan and the fact that the fly sheet in the Niak does not go to the ground and since I wanted to use in on beaches..kind of made me decide against the Niak. So if Hilleberg could give the Enan as much space as the Niak, flysheet goes to the ground, ventilation covers on all doors, make it freestanding and still keep it say under 2.5 or 3lbs..that would make it the perfect, almost all season tent.
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