Eureka! Solitaire 1 Person Tent
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Buying Guide
The Eureka! ® Solitaire 1 Person Tent is ideal for solo sleepers. The two hoop bivy-style tent features a durable 6.3 mm fiberglass frame and is shockcorded for quick set up. This tent also features three storm guyouts on the fly, two storage pockets and one flashlight loop for added convenience.
FEATURES:
- Sleeps 1
- Seasons: 3
- 2 hoop bivy-style tent
- Durable 6.3 mm fiberglass frame is shockcorded for quick set up
- Pole pockets on one end; ring and pin on the other for speedy set up
- Nylon pole sleeves aid in assembly and stability
- 3 storm guyouts on fly
- Includes 2 storage pockets and 1 flashlight loop
- Zipper in roof cloth for easy entry/exit
- Poles: 2 (hoops)
- Doors: 1
- Windows: Full panel mesh
- Fly included
Specifications:
- Interior size: 96" x 32" x 28"
- Peak height: 28"
- Fly fabric: 70D nylon taffeta 1200 mm
- Canopy fabric: 40D no-see-um mesh
- Floor fabric: 70D nylon taffeta 1200 mm
- Pack weight: 2 lbs 10 oz
- Pack size: 4" x 17.5"
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Country Of Origin: United States
Customer Reviews
Eureka! Solitaire 1 Person Tent
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Just cannot beat the price
I was able to steal this tent on sale for $60. It's been my best camping purchase so far. I've taken it on several overnight trips without an issue. Great buy for someone just starting out.
May 26, 2013
This product is small
Alright I'm a regular backpacker. I'm 5'4" 100lbs. This tent is for someone small and concerned about weight. There's not a lot of room. I don't sleep w/my pack inside. Just too cramped. Does well in light rain but not in a downpour. Suggest tying a rope to two trees and draping a tarp over that so it covers the tent but there's some ventilation. Can be very stuffy. Have slept in it all four seasons condensation can be a real proble. I have woke up with the whole tent being damp in summer. Over all not a bad tent but i think it's pricey for how it preforms. Wouldn't recommend it for most.
March 5, 2013
A very nice tent but...
I liked every thing about the tent. It kept me warm on a cold night and is very light and easy to pack and carry. However the second time it was put up, ihere was a crack. The front pole cracked or better described as split. It can be fixed and it held for the night but it could have caused big problems. Probably because its so light.so be careful!!
January 27, 2013
Over night Review
After purchasing this tent, as with ALL products i set in up in my yard to spent the night. I recommend you do this with this tent. Setting it up for the first time in the dark or fading light could be a chore. Once done it becomes a simple task. There was a light dizzle during the night, but the inside of the tent remained dry and secure. I don't know if that would be the case with a driving rain as the fly at the enterance allows a small gap at the bottom. You may want stronger tent stakes in a high wind. Will set it up under those conditions to see how it fairs. I used a thick cushion 3 1/2" under my sleeping bag which limited the space inside, recommend a maximum of 1". I recommend a quality pad and bag only. Entrance and exit is trickly until you do it several times. Packes nicely and is light wgt.
November 15, 2012
Biggest Bang for your Bucks
If you need a lightweight tent for backpacking this is the best value out there. Minimal venting does lead to some condensation issues, but the value and ease of use (in my opinion) outweigh that drawback.
I have used this tent backpacking in the Grayson Highlands of Southwest VA and various sections of the AT - in Spring, Summer and Autumn. Does the job with light pack weight, small pack size, easy set up. My sleep pad is larger and heavier in the pack than this tent!
Also use this tent for quick scout troop overnighters. Save the big tents for long-term camping!
This tent is roomier than it looks. I am 6'4" - large frame. I can sleep comfortably in this tent with my backpack inside as well.
All seams are factory-taped but make sure to apply your own sealant as well just to be safe. Highly recommend a "footprint" groundcloth to help keep tent clean and avoid any seep-through from really wet ground.
November 6, 2012
Great tent
Great tent, super light and functional. Plenty of room for a guy at 6ft 190.
October 26, 2012
SO SO
Easy to set up, pretty light weight. Tons of room inside I slept in 30 degree weather with my son and it breathed well. Material feels kinda cheap. When sliding the poles through the sleeves it felt like they were going to rip. I have set it up twice and it hasn't ripped I must add. I'am not a fan of the integrated fly although it does work.
October 22, 2012
No room for moving about!
I took this tent on a canoe trip with the thought of bringing along light, easy to use equipment. The tent is light and compact when folded up, taking little space in my backpack. Setting up was no problem either and with a small footprint it doesn't take up to much space on the campsite. With the rain fly up, a lot of condensation occurs, but nothing too serious. I survived the first night through a thunderstorm. Tent held firm and no leaks. With the rain fly tucked away, it made sleeping under the stars a dream. The major issue I have with the tent is that it is really cramped for space. I'm 5'8" and i just about fit into it. If you suffer from claustrophobia then this tent is not for you.
October 9, 2012
great for young scouts
A great tent for young boy scouts. It's light, easy to setup and take down and doesnt take up much room. All for less than $100
September 14, 2012
great for river camping
I bought this tent for camping out of my kayak (future beach trophy 126 also from dicks) and it is perfect. Small compact and light. Its exactly what I needed for camping on the river bank.
August 21, 2012
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