GEERTOP 1-Person 3-4 Season Lightweight Backpacking Bivy Tent, Aluminum Pole, For Outdoor Camping Hiking
March 3, 2018 - Comment
The most important piece of camping gear is a tent, make sure you get a great one!
When hiking, biking or climbing, a lightweight tent is very important for keeping overall weight down. A great BIVY style tent needs features such as lightweight aluminum poles, durable stitching, full length flysheet, and taped seams for extra waterproofing.
This tent is ideal for situations where an ultralight tent is needed, but strength and stability are still important. Take it with you for a comfortable night in any situation!
Specifications:
Rainfly: 210T PU2500mm polyester with sealed seams and UV protection
Inner tent: 210T PU2500mm polyester
Bottom: 210T PU2500mm Polyester with sealed seams
Floor Size: 84 x 40 inches (214 x 102 cm)
Height: 36 inches (91 cm)
Weight:1.5 kg
Size when packed: 17 x 4 x 4 inches (43 x 11 x 11 cm)
Features
A. 2 Windows for increased airflow throughout the entire tent
B. 2 Convenient doors
C. Full length fly for coverage during rainy days and cold nights
D. Aluminum poles are lightweight but strong, adding durability and structure.
Further details:
1. Seams are double stitched and tape sealed
2. Built in mesh provides protection against bugs & insects
3. Exterior portions of the tent use reflective materials for safety at night
4. Storage pockets on the inside of the tent are available to hold phones, keys or other small items you want close by.
Included in the box:
1 Tent Body
1 Flysheet
12 Aluminum Tent Pegs with easy carry bag
2 Folding Aluminum Poles with easy carry bag
2 Windproof, Reflective Ropes
1 Large carry bag for the entire package
Warranty
18 months from the date of purchase
Product Features
- Professional Features: The flysheet covers the entire tent ensuring no water gets in during a rainstorm. Aluminum poles are lightweight, but strong and durable. Tape sealed, double stitched seams ensure a tight waterproof seal. Reflective Materials ensure safety at night. Strong mesh provides protection from insects all year round.
- 2 VENTILATION WINDOWS allow for greater airflow throughout the tent. One is located in the top of the tent, while the other is near the foot of the tent.
- ULTRALIGHT and PORTABLE: The tent weighs just 1.5 kg and measuring just 17 x 4 x 4 inches (43 x 11 x 11 cm) Perfect for throwing in a backpack on your next trip!
- EASY SET UP thanks to a two pole frame one person can easily set it up in less than ten minutes.
- Designed for ONE PERSON, the tent measures 84 x 40 inches, with a total height of 36 inches (213 x 101 cm, total height of 91 cm). Designed for use in spring, summer and fall.
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Good job Geertop OK, so this is more like a cross between a bivy, and a tent. I used it during a weekend scout trip. The temperature was in the low 20’s and the weather was dry. I actually stayed warm in this. Primarily because of it’s small size. Don’t get me wrong. It’s plenty long enough, and just nearly tall enough to sit in (with my head ducked down low). I could’ve slept with both doors open, but the temps were just too cold, and I wanted the extra warmth. It was not possible to get my pack inside,…
The tent was easy to set up and pack up Used it in the Tennessee Mountains in 55-80 degree weather. The tent was easy to set up and pack up. Easy to get in and out with the side openings. Overall it is a great tent and didn’t disappoint. I would have given a 5 star review if there was 2 more tent stakes. To properly get the fly to stay off the tent you need more stakes to pull the fly out more and keep moisture from morning due from transferring to the tent mesh.
Military tested. So set this up yesterday for a field exercise. (Disregard the tarp attached to the tent it is my buddies sleeping area not included with the tent). And it did well. I’m 5’6″ and I was able to fit my rucksack, body armor, and my gear inside with me . Easy to set up easy to tear Down. Easier to pack. Some possible cons for rough users such as myself. The zippers don’t seem to be very durable, and the tent poles feel flimsy but so far it’s not an issue.