Six Moon Designs Skyscape Scout Tent

Name: Six Moon Designs Skyscape Scout Tent
SKU: 7472
Price: 195.50 USD
Availability: InStock

The Skyscape Scout is the most affordable, lightweight tent on the market, so you can lighten your load on any budget. All Skyscape models utilize a dual fixed length 115 cm pole support structure to create an A-frame like structure. This can be achieved through the use of trekking poles or our collapsible Aluminum and Carbon Fiber Poles (sold separately). While both poles work well with the Scout, the Aluminum poles are lower in price, while our Carbon Fiber poles are half the weight. The dual pole structure is slightly offset from the center of the tent. The offset yields extra head room when lying down, reducing that claustrophobic feeling. Further, it allows the Skyscape to be extremely rigid when guyed out, creating a structure capable of riding out the worst storms.

$195.50 (incl. VAT)

In stock

Free shipping

Delivery 1 days to Slovakia. Shipped within 24h. Delivery estimate 28.3..

SKU: 7472 Categories: Hiking and Camping, Tents Tags: camping, hiking, tents

Features:

Hybrid Double Wall
Vestibules roll back for excellent views and ventilation.
Dual Pole structure is extremely stable in wind and snow.
Bathtub Floor
Stash Pocket
Wide ceiling gives plenty of headroom
Extended floor for tall hikers
Side entry for easy access
Easy Setup
Packs extremely small

General:

Tent weighs: 1136g (excludes bag) (includes spreader bar)
Season rating: 3
Sleeps: 1
Comes with: Tent, Stuff Sack, Guy Lines, Spreader Bar
Pack size: 38cm x 12.7cm
Required Pegs: 5 (not included)
Colour: Green
Usuage: Ultralight Backpacking

Structure:

Type: Hybrid Double Wall
Frame: Dual pole (sold separately or use trekking pole)
Entry: Side entry
Floor Space: 2,2 m ²
Vestibules: 2
Vestibule size: 1,4 m ²

Materials:

Flysheet: 190T Polyester
Floor 190T Polyester
Mesh: 40D No-See-Um
Zip: #5 YKK

These type of shelters made by Six Moon Designs require an after-production sealant to be applied to all the sewn seams that would be vulnerable to precipitation. This not only creates a watertight bond between the pieces of fabric and fills the tiny holes created by the sewing machine, but also adds strength to the seams. This process is required to make the shelters completely waterproof.