Ventilation & condensation control

The silnylon flysheet is waterproof, but as with all shelters of this type, seam sealing may be required for full waterproof performance. The key challenge is air circulation—without proper airflow, condensation can form on the inside of the outer flysheet.

• 6 air valves: 2 low vents (fresh air intake) + 4 top vents (moist air exhaust).
• Top vents act as rain overhangs: allowing partial opening while maintaining protection.

Awnings, access & interior usability

• Two spacious awnings: ideal for packs, boots, gear storage and cooking.
• Multiple access points: open the tent for airflow and flexible entry.
• Inner organization: 4 storage pockets to keep essential equipment in order.

Structural reinforcements under wind-load

Reinforced fabric sections at critical seam and clip areas distribute external forces across a larger surface, minimizing stress concentration and reducing the risk of tearing during sustained wind exposure.

• Load distribution: spreads pull forces along the seam instead of one failure point.
• Durability by design: reinforcement acts as a buffer that diffuses energy.

Expedition features

• Double poling compatible: enhanced stability for extreme wind and snow exposure.
• Dyneema reinforcements: exposed areas reinforced for long-term durability.
• Stove-ready setup: built-in stove jack for cold-weather comfort and humidity control.