Lightheart Solo Awning Tent

The patented center ridge pole provides full use of measured headroom and allows users to sit up and change clothes comfortably.

Lightheart solo awning tent.

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I first saw this in franklin and bought one after a few minutes of looking at it. The lightheart gear solo awning is also lighter than doing a solomod with the inner net though the solomid would be lighter if you didn t need to bring the inner bug tent. The solo duo mid is much better at handling high winds and snow. The lightheart gear solo awning is lighter and provides nicer platform for managing camp life in the rain.

And is rock solid. Lightheart gear solo setup only 27 oz. The patented center ridge pole provides full use of measured headroom and allows users to sit up and change clothes comfortably. The lightheart is a hybrid double wall design meaning it offers the benefits of a double walled tent better ventilation and thus less condensation build up while the tarp remains attached to the inner tent along the ridgeline.

The awning option works well in most weather. Roomy and it can take the weather. Insert the tip of one trekking pole into the open tip of the ridgepole and place the handle of the trekking pole i. Still this is much roomier than most other solo tents.

Headroom and floorspace are more than enough for this 6 footer. Hand made in asheville nc. Stake out the back end and the front tip of the tent. This tent weighs well under two pounds.

The solo awning has adequate room to store all of your gear inside the tent. Ramble on at 2009 trail journal.