- Is the Hornet 1P good for tall hikers?
- It is tight. The peak height and floor area suit average-height solo sleepers, but taller users often find it cramped, especially with a wide pad.
- Does it come with a footprint?
- No. The tent ships with a stuff sack and poles; a footprint is sold separately and is worth adding given the thin 15D floor.
- How does it handle rain?
- The OSMO fly and 1500 mm floor handle steady three-season rain well. Pitch it taut and stake out the foot to keep the fly off the inner.
- Is it freestanding?
- It is semi-freestanding. The poles hold the main structure, but the foot end needs stakes to stand fully.
- How does it compare with the Big Agnes Copper Spur 1?
- The Hornet is lighter and packs smaller, while the Copper Spur offers more interior room and a more conventional freestanding pitch.
- What is included in the box?
- The tent body, rainfly, DAC Featherlite poles, stakes and a stuff sack. A footprint and gear loft are not included.
- Where is the NEMO Hornet 1P Tent cheapest?
- At SunnySports.com, for $329.95, 28% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the NEMO Hornet 1P Tent?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including SunnySports.com, Sports Basement, Backcountry.com, Cabela's, NEMO Equipment.