The Lunar Solo is a single-person, single-wall trekking-pole tent that weighs about 26 oz (740 g) and pitches with one 49-inch pole. Its hexagonal shape and steep sidewalls shed wind and snow, and the 26 sq ft floor plus 8.5 sq ft vestibule hold a sleeper and gear. It suits ultralight backpackers and thru-hikers who count grams and accept seam sealing and careful pitching. Against two-wall solo tents it is lighter and packs smaller, but it trades away double-wall condensation control and freestanding convenience.
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Owners rate it highly, praising the low weight, wind stability and room for gear. Common complaints are interior condensation and the need to seal seams and pitch it carefully.
The Lunar Solo is a one-person backpacking tent that weighs 26 oz (740 g). It has a hexagonal shape with steep, sloping sides that help deflect high winds and shed snow. It offers 26 sq. ft. of living space and an 8.5 sq. ft. vestibule for gear.
The canopy is 20D silicone-coated polyester and the floor is 40D. The silicone-coated polyester reduces fabric stretch and pack volume. The floor is a 6-in deep bathtub design, with 6-in mesh lining above it for ventilation. The floating floor reduces floor stress and helps minimize punctures from sharp objects. To fully repel water, the seams need sealer applied before use.
The tent pitches with one adjustable trekking pole set to the 49-inch peak height. The center pole support improves handling of wind and snow loads. Re-tension straps on all tie-out points let you tighten the tent from inside your sleeping bag. The floating canopy can be set to different heights. A zippered vestibule closure and an oversized screen door make it easy to get in and out, and the screen door keeps the front pole out of the way.
