can you use this tent on high mountains?
2042250
It is a 3 season tent for sure. The upper half of the tent is a breathable mesh and is not a great insulator. Using it on a windswept area would be drafty even with a buttoned up rainfly. This makes it awesome in the summertime though because it breathes so well.
2042251
I was camping last month. Lows down into the low 30s. Had the vents and fly shut down tight and was very warm. I haven't been in the tent during a wind storm yet but have had 3/4 inch of rain in an hour and not a drop got in. I love this tent.
1878532
Absolutely, yes. Received this tent about a month ago and have used it twice.
1893523
yes a lot of wasted space at top, but you wont find a better tent for STRONG winded bad weather! For two people it is actually very comfortable.
1137789
I believe you could. High winds probably affect your ability to do that though
1496830
Yes, unless it's too much and collapses your tent and watch out for being able to get air
472870
Yes you can but it's limited. Can't go too high on the elevation but that shudnt matter if you have a scope
180858
Changing the orifice will do nothing for high altitude. I have a house at 8500 feet, and can not use any of the newer stly with th O2 sensors. They only function to 4000 ft, and 4500 feet will cause intermittent operation. I have used this type heaters for over 20 years and they work great at 750 feet in Ohio, and wanted one for my house in Colorado, but to no avail.
1878918
It wouldn't recommend it unless it is only a few inches off the ground. check the height of the tent--I believe it is under 4 feet
1026741
Depends on how high the mountain is. There is a perpetual draft through the screen at the top of the tent - there is no zipper where you can close them with another layer of tent material - so it is not good for cold nights. I took this to Yellowstone at the end of the summer and froze my arse off.
262866
I suppose it could. I returned mine because the workmanship on this product is very bad. I don't made anyone would think this could stand up to the rigors of camping where things are constantly banged around.
761826
Yes, but you will need to have enough room to do so. This tent is great and so easy to set up and take down
343747
yes, you probably could. The biggest challenge is flexing the poles, but I think it can be done. Most smaller dome tents are easy to set up.
1631834
You would probably be fine. Theoretically you will have 1 foot on either end where there is no tarp, but most tents can handle that as long as they are properly waterproofed.
1746242
I would say yes if it is air cooled, it is bigger in person then it looks on this page. Although you will have heat issues if not properly vented with good air turn over. I use mine as a T5 starter tent.
1026742
I wish I could answer the question but I only used it for a small camping trip on the beach and I don't have any mountain climbing experience. It is easy to assemble but I am not sure that it would pack small enough for your needs.
1164804
I recommend always using stakes. Helps keep tent perimeter tight - and using the top guys keeps tent stable. We do most of our camping in the Eastern Sierra Mtns or in deserts of Southern California. Never know when the wind will come up. Why take a chance?
812476
The mountains would probably stop you. Best to call the company and check with them.