NEMO Dragonfly OSMO Bikepack 1 Person Tent

$519.99

Color: Marsh/Boreal

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Highlights

Lightweight design
Vestibule for organization
Flame-resistant coating

About This Item

Product Information

Capacity

Sleeps 1

End Use

Backpacking

Trail Weight

0 - 2 lbs.

STORAGE:

Comes with a durable carry bag with a ripstop roll-top design with tie-down straps that are perfect for fastening to your bike
Large vestibule with NEMO's new Landing Zone™ storage tub offers plenty of gear organization and space

DESIGN & DETAILS:

Ultra-lightweight design makes this tent the perfect choice for hiking and biking trips
Aluminum DAC Featherlite® poles are made of shortened segments that keep the packed size small for easy transport
Tent uses premium materials and a tapered floor that helps you save weight without sacrificing livable space
Webbing daisy chain situated above the door is perfect for drying clothing
Flame-resistant coating is free of toxic chemicals so you can feel safe and secure without worrying about the materials of your tent
Color-coded anodized poles and matching webbing make set-up a breeze
Strut vents on each zipper flap offer ventilation

Brand : NEMO
Country of Origin : Imported

Web ID: 23VYOUDRGNFLYSMBKCAT
SKU: 23853297

Specifications

End Use	Backpacking
Season	3 Season
Capacity (people)	1 Person
Minimum Trail Weight	2 lb 6 oz / 1.07 kg
Packed Weight	3 lb 1 oz / 1.4 kg
Floor Dimensions	88" x 35-32" / 223.52 x 88.9-80 cm
Peak Height	40" / 102 cm
# of Doors	1
Design Type	Freestanding
Packed Size	14.5" x 6.0" / 37 x 14.64 cm
Floor Area	20.3 ft² / 1.9 m²
Vestibule Area	10.0 ft² / 0.9 m²
Footprint Included	No
Number of Poles	1
Pole Material	DAC Featherlite NSL aluminum
Fabric	Floor: OSMO™ Ripstop (2000 mm); Rainfly: OSMO™ Ripstop (1500 mm); Canopy: 10D Nylon ripstop/ No-see-um mesh

REVIEWS

3.5

50%

Recommended

8 Reviews

Jthebrush

7 months ago

Dragonfly Bikepacking 2p Tent

I bought this over a year ago with the ground sheet for Kayaking and Bikepacking, I have had this tent in temperatures below 0 with ice on the outside of the tent in an English December, a little bit drafty with the higher fly, but worked fine. On a bikepacking trip with heavy rain, the tent stayed dry, however I did get a couple of drips come through the highest point where the clip attaches to the poles on the inner, Hopefully Iv resealed that now. The shorter poles help with packing, especially when bike packing, Having two vestibules I can use one side to partly cover my bike keeping it within the tent and insight. I'm a little concerned with the long term durability of the fly as it does seem to be very thin and I would recommend the ground sheet to protect this. Overall though I love this tent, if there was one thing I would change it would be the blend of the fabric, one is green and the other white and this does capture the light Iv noticed, making the tent less stealthy. if the white could be changed to a darker green then I feel the blend would work better.

oldRenegade

1 year ago

The Best Tent For A Cycling Trip

I offer to your attention an ultralight tent for traveling by bicycle or motorcycle. Subjectively, it turned out to be the best option for me on the market of tourist equipment. Pros: 1) Compactness due to the reduced bend of the arcs, the use of ultralight materials, and constructive solutions. 2) New updated OSMO fabric from Nemo. Which is a mixture of polyester and nylon, as a result, I took the best from the two of them. 3) Internal organization and space. Spacious vestibule. 4) Small things that facilitate operation and installation (For example, color coding, hinges for doors, Lending Zone for the vestibule) 5) The bedroom is protected around the perimeter by a draft-proof fabric. Cons: 1) Bag for mounting on the steering wheel and transportation. 2) The price is due to the bag, and in general the price is not democratic) 3) Pegs that are far from Ultralite. 4) The price footprint, which also cannot be attributed to the Ultralite series In general, the pluses more than cover the minuses, which in fact the majority will be able to solve or simply ignore because they are not significant. You can live.

HillmansJourney

1 year ago

Downgrade In Quality

The new dragonfly bikepacking tent is a complete downgrade. This bag is made of cheaper material compared to the previous year. This recent model is comparable to a cheap polyster sleeping bag. Additionally, the fabric of the tent itself is almost paper thin. The footprint mat went from being optional to an absolute requirement with today's quality of the tent

sgsCA

1 year ago

Perfect For Overnights And Long Multi-days

Have had this tent since early this year and absolutely love it after having spent about 20 nights in it so far. I've used it in Iceland, Kyrgyzstan, and stateside with a few overnights and a nearly two week long trip. Inevitably had a few nights of very heavy rain and high wind and it managed super well! I opted for the 2P since I'm 6'6" and prefer having the extra space, in bad weather the additional indoor space goes a long way in making early mornings more comfortable. Packability is very good too, I ended up putting it in a few different places on my bike depending on the length of trip. To my surprise the somewhat shorter poles did feel like they increased flexibility when packing my bike. Also worth mentioning how easy this tent is to set up, always just a few minutes even with the rainfly. When you’re exhausted this will be appreciated. So far very impressed, looking forward to more trips with this tent!

Kakaroth

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Yup, That's One Heck Of A Cool Tent!

It's small, it's VERY packable, you can throw it inside of the pack without a problem! Free standing means that if you feel like it you can just pitch the body and watch the stars without the fly or staking it. Sure, it's not ultralight, but it definitely makes up in convenience!

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