Capacity
Sleeps 2
End Use
Camping
Trail Weight
5 - 6 lbs.
| Sleeping Capacity: | 2 |
| End Use: | Camping |
| Season: | 3 |
| Minimum Trail Weight: | 5 lbs. 6 oz. |
| Packed Weight | 6 lbs. 7 oz. |
| Floor Dimensions: | 81.5 x 52 in. |
| Peak Height: | 44.5 in. |
| # of Doors: | 1 |
| Design Type: | Freestanding |
| Floor Area: | 29.43 ft² |
| Footprint Included: | No |
| Number of Poles: | 3 |
| Canopy Fabric: | no-see-um mesh |
| Floor and Rainfly Fabric: | 68D Polyester / 1200 MM / C0 |
REVIEWS
12 Reviews
Smithcamper
After 3 uses, one pole broke in the night with the slightest wind and the other broke on a windless night....woke up hearing the cracking. Kelty said their warranty excludes wind ....and wouldn't honor the warranty for the other pole.
Autumn23
Absolutely awful. Very easy to assemble, but felt cheap. It rained one night of our trip and the top layer barely kept the rain from dripping in. Our sleeping bags and the rest of the inside were soiled by morning. Tents from Walmart work 10× better. Very dissapointing experience
FontiC
I purchased this tent 4 months ago and it has been used a total of 3 times. This past weekend when camping in Citico the tent pole just snapped in half. This was not ideal as it was pouring rain at 4 AM and also very upsetting as this tent is not even a year old.
missterrie
I bought this for weekend camping in state parks, nothing crazy. The pole snapped on my second use. Upon reading further, this is a common problem.
Webbly
Great tent! Easy to setup, light weight, perfect size for backpacking at an amazing price. I didn’t have any issues and would recommend this to anyone just starting to back pack. It’s a great entry level tent.
Steph1983
This tent is great. I recently took it on a 3 day river trip. It did not disappoint. It rained both evenings and everything inside stayed dry.
John On the Trail
Our friends had a Keily product, It was fine out of the box, but a year later the plastic poles snapped and splintered.
Chacherecw
I had this tent for 8 weeks and took it on a 2 week through hiking trip on the Pacific Crest Trail. Both of the support poles splintered and broke. It cost me $250 for a new tent on the Trail.
Chas1833
Glad that I purchased this product for overnight on the trail it's lightweight and easy to set up
Rodar
Overall good weather resistance and ease of set up. Even through several bad storms with it already. My only issue is the front door. When zipping it closed the very end of the zipper is a really bad angle.
BlueStep
I was looking for a light weight tent that I could at least fit myself and my dog in on overnights and longer backpacking trips. This tent does that. The only complaint is the tent steaks are basic and bend on tough soil. But the tent itself is pretty great.
Naturally Neens
Great tent. Easy to set up and to take apart, even by yourself. Rain cover provides a lot of protection from wind and cold. Front vestibule very convenient to store your shoes.
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