Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo Green - Ultralight 1 Person Tent. 26 oz. Silicone-Coated Polyester. Perfect for Backpacking & Hiking

26 oz - 740 g Solo Backpacking Tent - Uses 1 49" Pole Save money with the award-winning Lunar Solo tent – and buy more of the ultralight gear on your list. With the Lunar Solo tent, sacrifice nothing but extra weight – ultralight, sturdy, weather-tight*, and comfortable. The unique hexagonal design and steep, sloping sides help deflect high winds and shed snow, keeping you safe from the elements. The spacious 26 sq. ft. living space and extra 8.5 sq. ft. vestibule means there’s plenty of room for you AND your gear (or your favorite 4-legged friend). *To completely repel water, shelters need to have sealer applied to the seams before use. *Shelters including a seam sealing service may not ship immediately. Construction Easily pitch the Lunar Solo in minutes – so you can get to eating faster or enjoy the sunset. That's what you're out there for anyway, right? Made with 100% Silicone-coated Polyester material to reduce fabric stretch and pack volume. 20D canopy and 40D floor keeps the Lunar Solo light but rugged. 6-in deep bathtub floor helps prevent splashback. 6-in mesh lining above the bathtub floor increases ventilation and keeps you further from the canopy walls, so you stay nice and dry. 26 sq. ft. of living space with a peak height of 49 inches – plenty of room for all kinds of seated tasks. Canopy creates an 8.5sq. ft. vestibule for added protection during storms. Easily pitched with one adjustable trekking pole to 49 inch peak*. For detailed setup instructions, check out Lunar Solo - The Perfect Pitch. Features Full Vestibuleprovides protection while still maintaining good ventilation when closed. Fully open, the vestibule maximizes ventilation and view. High Ventremoves excess moisture build up. Zipper Vestibule Closuremakes opening and closing the vestibule a snap. Easy Tensioning Adjustmentmakes keeping the tent taut easy to accomplish from the warmth of your sleeping bag. (Re-tension straps have been added to all tie out points.) Floating Canopyallows the canopy to be set to different heights. Floating Floorreduces floor stress and helps to minimize punctures from sharp objects. Optimized Sleeping Areais oriented to maximize usable space, ventilation, and view. A peak height of 49 inches gives you plenty of headroom. Center Pole Supportsignificantly improves the ability of the tent to handle wind and snow loads. Single Hiking Pole Supportreduces the amount of gear need. Internal Gear Areakeeps your gear easily accessible. Oversized Screen Doorallows easy entrance and exit while keeping the front pole out of your way. Ultra-light Waterproof Canopyis made from high strength 20 denier Silicone Polyester. Handy Mesh Cargo Pocketto keep all your essentials close at hand. Extremely Easy Setupin less than two minutes under any conditions. Video Lunar Solo Overview - Six Moon Designs User Videos Lunar Solo - First Impressions Lunar Solo Tent Awards Backpacker Editor's Choice 2019 OutDoor ISPO Award 2019 The Trek Best Gear Award 2019 Garage Grown Gear Summer's Finest 2019 Section Hiker's 10 Best Ultralight Trekking Pole Tents Section Hiker's 10 Best One Person Backpacking Tents Specifications GENERAL Seasons 3 Sleeps 1+ Ships With Tent, Stuff Sacks, Guy lines Pack Size 11" X 4.5" Weight 1 26 oz - 740 g Stakes 6 (sold separately) Colors Green, Gray DESIGN Type Tent Frame 2 Single 49" Pole Entry Side Entry Floor Area 26.25 ft 2- 2.4 m 2 Vestibule Area 28.5 ft 2- .8 m 2 Inner Dimensions 90" x 48" - 228 x 121 cm 48" is widest point. 32" at each end. MATERIALS Canopy 20D Silicone Coated Polyester Floor 40D Silicone Coated Polyester Zipper #3 YKK Hydrostatic Head 3,000 mm Lunar Solo Setup Tips Lunar Solo Set Up Unlike traditional tents, the Lunar Solo’s canopy is designed to “float” off the ground to increase ventilation. Also, the floor is not rigidly fixed but floats. A floor under tension is more likely to rip or get punctured by sharp objects. These facts may make the Lunar Solo seem a bit more difficult to set up for first time users. Have no fear, we've included a number of features to help you get set up correctly. Lost your instructions? Download the pdf here. Since your tent canopy floats, you can vary the height of your trekking pole depending upon conditions. Higher will provide more ventilation and lower in stormy weather. The front of the tent should always be off the ground. This is to ensure that you have adequate ventilation. The optimum height of your trekking pole should be 49 inches or 124 centimeters. Setting the stakes in the proper order is one of the key elements in getting the perfect pitch. Look at the guide layout guide below to know where and in what order to set your stakes. HERE ARE A FEW ADDITIONAL DO’S AND DON’TS. Do’s Do extend the webbing guy-lines to their extent. Run the guy-lines all the way to the ground. Do set the stakes in the order listed above. Since the canopy floats off the ground on the top of the pole, it’s important to achieve a balanced side to side and front to ba