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One-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent for Solo Trips

One-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent for Solo Trips

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  • Last seen at $200.26 at Swift Wild on Nov 9.

Our take on the One-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent for Solo Trips

This is a freestanding one-person, three-season tent built for solo hikers and bikepackers who count grams. It pitches on an 8.5 mm aluminum alloy pole set and weighs about 2.65 lb at minimum, with a 15D ripstop nylon fly and a 20D nylon floor. The expandable front awning is the feature that sets it apart from most solo tents at this weight: it adds covered space for gear or a cooking setup. The trade-offs are thin fabrics and a small interior, so it suits light-travel soloists more than tall or gear-heavy campers.

Best forSolo backpackers counting pack weightBikepackers and fast-and-light tripsThree-season camping in mild to moderate weatherCampers who want covered space for gear
Pros
  • Light minimum weight of about 2.65 lb / 1.2 kg
  • Freestanding pitch on 8.5 mm aluminum poles
  • Expandable front awning adds covered gear space
  • Mesh inner and adjustable fly height help manage condensation
  • Included footprint adds floor protection
Cons
  • Thin 15D fly and 20D floor need careful handling
  • One-person interior is tight for tall users
  • PU1500 mm fly rating is modest for sustained heavy rain
  • Freestanding pole structure adds weight versus trekking-pole tents

One-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent for Solo Trips prices at every store

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About the One-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent for Solo Trips

This one-person tent is a compact three-season shelter for solo hiking, camping and bikepacking. The inner tent has mesh panels, and the fly height is adjustable to support airflow and manage condensation. An expandable front awning adds covered space for gear, a cooking setup or shade.

The freestanding structure uses a Yuksom 8.5 mm aluminum alloy pole system. The rainfly is 15D ripstop nylon with a PU1500 mm+ silicone waterproof coating. The floor is 20D nylon rated PU3000 mm+. An included 210T footprint adds a protective layer beneath the tent.

Capacity
1 person
Season rating
3 season
Rainfly
15D ripstop nylon with PU1500 mm+ silicone waterproof coating
Floor
20D nylon with PU3000 mm+ silicone waterproof coating
Mesh
15D insect-resistant nylon mesh
Footprint
210T polyester, stated PU5000 mm+ waterproofing
Poles
Yuksom 8.5 mm aluminum alloy
Inner size
Approx. 82.7 × 31.5 × 39.4 in / 210 × 80 × 100 cm
Outer size
Approx. 86.6 × 74.8 × 41.3 in / 220 × 190 × 105 cm
Packed size
Approx. 5.5 × 15.7 in / 14 × 40 cm
Packed weight
Approx. 3.42 lb / 1.55 kg
Minimum weight
Approx. 2.65 lb / 1.2 kg
In the box
Carry bag, fly, inner tent, poles, 12 stakes, 4 guy lines, footprint

Questions and answers

Is this tent truly freestanding?
Yes. The 8.5 mm aluminum pole system supports a freestanding structure, so you can pitch it without staking it out first, though stakes still help in wind.
How does the weight compare with trekking-pole tents?
At about 2.65 lb minimum it is light for a freestanding solo tent, but trekking-pole shelters can go lighter. You trade some of that weight for standing up without poles.
Is the fly waterproof enough for steady rain?
The fly is rated PU1500 mm+ and the floor PU3000 mm+, with a PU5000 mm+ footprint underneath. That handles normal three-season rain; the thin 15D fabric is the part to watch in prolonged storms.
What is the front awning for?
It expands the covered area in front of the door, giving you a spot for boots, a pack or a small cooking setup, or shade when the fly is opened up.
Does it come with a footprint?
Yes. A 210T polyester footprint with stated PU5000 mm+ waterproofing is included and protects the floor on rough ground.
Who is this tent not for?
Tall campers and anyone wanting a roomy interior or four-season snow loading. The single-wall-thin fabrics and one-person floor plan favor light solo travel.
Where is the One-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent for Solo Trips cheapest?
At Swift Wild, for $200.26, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the One-Person Ultralight Backpacking Tent for Solo Trips?
Rated 5 out of 5 from 4 ratings.

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