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Explore our collection of nylon tents, designed for durability and lightweight convenience. Perfect for camping trips or outdoor adventures, these tents offer excellent weather resistance and breathability. With easy setup features and spacious interiors, you can enjoy comfort and protection from the elements. Our nylon tents are crafted to withstand the rigors of nature while providing a cozy retreat after a day of exploration. Discover the ideal shelter for your next adventure and experience the perfect blend of functionality and portability.
$299.99
WAS: $449.99*
lok tent buckle™ to streamline setup by combining stake- out loop, rainfly attachment& tensioner, and pole- tip capture guywires and webbing are reflective so you can see them at night includes seven dac aluminum j stakes, and two awning guylines material- fly and floor: silicone treated...
5
Michael
[ I took this tent on a 9 day backpacking trip in West Virginia and am thoroughly impressed with the easy of setup, space inside and performance in stormy weather. This tent is two pounds lighter than my previous which is a nice thing. I highly recommend this tent for the serious solo backpacker.
5
Eliasblood
[ I simply love it. Easy to setup, light enough trek deep into the backcountry. The awning is a really cool feature I ’ m new to. There ’s lighter options out there, even within Big Agnes, but I went with this because beyond all of its great features, size, and weight, it ’s also freestanding if you don ’ t feel like staking out for whatever reason. I ’ ll carry a few more ounces for a more robust tent any day.
5
Crayola Kid
[ I bought this tent for solo backpacking trips in large part because of other reviews& it fit the bill. I wanted a light, freestanding, 1P tent. I 've used it a few times& I could n't be happier w/ it. Quick& easy to set up. Packs fairly small. Nice features. I actually paired it w/ the bike packing footprint for this model on account of more ground coverage in the vestibule so my pack would n't sit on damp ground. I do n't personally find the tent to be very fragile, like others suggest, but it's also not as robust as other tents I own. Take care of it& it 'll take care of you. I own other Big Agnes gear& I 'm never let down. They also have a great repair team( had to send my Big House 4 tent in for repairs after the dogs busted out one night chasing chupacabras)
5
Kilroy
[ I have had my eye on the tent for a few years now. While it is a bit more expensive than what I have spent on tents in the past, I can honestly say that I am very happy that I decided to go ahead and get it. The lower weight and smaller pack size of the Copper Spur UL1 made a big difference in my base weight and pack volume requirements. I am trying to get down to a smaller pack size for trips more than 3 days and the tent size was one of biggest issues. I know this tent is marketed as `` HV ''( high volume), but I was honestly surprised how much roomer it feels compared to my previous 1P tent. I am 6 '' 3 '' and there is plenty of head room for me to sit up without worrying about touching the top with my head. I really like the quality of the stakes that come with the tent. This is one of the first tents that I did not immediately replace the default stakes with something better. I have n't had a chance to really, truly use the `` porch '' that you can create with your trekking poles, but I can see how that will be very useful for cooking in a light rain. It did rain slightly on the second night of my first trip out with the new tent and I had no issues, as you would expect in that scenario. I did break one segment on the pole the very first time I used the tent. It was 100% user error. I called and emailed Big Agnes, provided the required info, and they gave me the option to send it in for repair( no charge for the repair service) or to just have the part shipped to me, along with a video that explains how to perform the repair, which was quite easy. I did have to pay shipping, but that was not much.
5
Dogonhunt
[ Just home from the trip I bought this for, a week in the Colorado mountains assisting a couple friends hunt. I could not be more pleased, easy to set and take down( we moved), and handled to cold, the wet, and the warm. It is tight however, so beware of that- I was and caused no issues for me. I used the “ bikepacker ” footprint which extents out into the vestibule, glad I did that, gear was kept dry and clean in that area.
$399.99
WAS: $599.99*
ultralight three person backpacking tent with easy set- up, plenty of storage, and multiple access options, making it very user friendly two doors and awning- style vestibules with double zippers allow for multiple access options dual- zipper doors with easy- grip pulls allows for ease of use two...
5
Jaison Morgan
[ I strongly recommend this purchase for any serious camper or hiker on an expedition- can not say enough good things about it. Met every expectation, and the cost underestimate the quality. Buy this tent, if you are serious camper…
5
Skaiser
[ My brother and I are hiking the John Muir Trail. While it is a little bit bulky, it is lightweight, and the open fly on both sides is a HUGE feature. I am very happy with this tent.
5
Pancake
[ Just bought this last month for our upcoming Europe trip. Bike touring with a new lighter and solid built tent! Glad we chose this. Been a BA fan for years.
5
Dog33
[ I ’ ve used this many nights and really like it a lot. It ’s light, packs down, and has held up well to both wind and rain. Minimal condensation compared to the tent it ’s replacing. I would definitely buy again.
5
Mudbutt7
[ I purchased this tent 2 months ago for my camping trip in Utah. It is ultra lightweight and easy to assemble. I was in between buying a Nemo Dragonfly and a Big Agnes and I am very glad that I did! It is very spacious and the material is quality. Very comfortable for two hikers and we were able to have all our equipments inside the tent. I look forward to bringing this tent in future backpacking trip to Wyoming. Thanks Big Agnes!
$190.00
made without flame- retardant coating high- low ventilation for optimal airflow fully seam- taped canopy and floor you don ’ t have to roll up the door because you can easily stuff it into the adjacent mesh pocket easy- pitch
5
Jason
High Tech and well crafted peice of essential outdoor gear! I have taken this tent to the highest and lowest points of Africa and it has never let me down. i love how it leaves an almost non- existent footprint and it very easy to pack.
5
Addyson
Nice, compact, lightweight single person tent. I 'm only 5' 4 so I have space for my pack at my feet which is a great option.
5
Randall
My wife just got back from Havasupi and love the ease of use with the Stormbreak 1. It was very nice to set up, 2 poles, and clip on tent. Easy peasy.
5
James
Purchased to use for motorcycle adventure riding. 1, 000 miles in 5 days off- road in Colorado. The light weight and small packed size was a major advantage! I 'm 6' 3 '', 235lbs and was comfortable inside. Fast set up and take down is super convenient.
5
william
Super light weight and easy to set up. Seems look strong.
$629.99
WAS: $899.99*
ultralight, 3- season, 5- person backpacking shelter free- standing design for ease of set up high- volume sleeping area constructed with maximum durability without adding weight living space set up with two doors and two double zipper awning- style vestibules that provide additional space to hang...
$199.99
WAS: $299.99*
single- wall family shelter is versatile and value- oriented with a dry- entry front door and large back window for increased ventilation and weather forecasting single- wall design with steep walls provides great space for the whole gang, and goes up quickly and easily in all conditions vertical,...
4
ColoOutdoors
[ Was looking for a car camping tent, larger and more comfortable than the backpacking tent I 've had for ages. The DogHouse would sleep 2 very comfortably, you could sleep 4 if you do n't mind being a sardine. Steep sided walls gives the tent a very spacious feel. I could erect and take down the tent solo, but did struggle a bit the first time I pitched the tent to insert the tent pole into the final grommet. Also took me a while to figure out how to get the horizontal top pole out of the snap when breaking the tent down. Overall, the tent erected pretty quickly and easily in subsequent uses after the fabric stretched out a bit. Good ventilation, beefy stakes, seems to be a strong, stable tent, certainly fine for summer camping, probably 3 season. Worst conditions I 've been in are moderate wind and rain overnight, and the tent shed water no problem. I 'm assuming the fabric has a DWR coating, and it's unclear how long the waterproofing would last. I did not buy the ridiculously expensive footprint, just used a tarp close to the correct size and that worked fine. Tent material did catch in the zipper when zipping open or close the door. I wonder if anyone has solved this though.
$299.99
WAS: $399.99*
single- wall family shelter is versatile and value- oriented with a dry- entry front door and large back window for increased ventilation and weather forecasting single- wall design with steep walls provides great space for the whole gang, and goes up quickly and easily in all conditions door is...
5
KCartire
[ This tent is easy to set up( did n't even need the directions) and super roomy. There is plenty of room to stand up, a benefit in buggy or rainy environments. In its first week of use, it survived a big wind storm, hail, and a lightning storm. It weathered all three spectacularly- as did the people inside! We stayed dry and protected with no problem. We did purchase some beefier stakes to hold it down. The door zip snags a bit, but once you realize that, it is easy to adapt to. Highly recommend.
$599.99
constructed from ultralight double- ripstop nylon for extra tear strength and puncture resistance 1200 mm waterproof polyurethane coating to protect against the elements patent- pending
5
MightyMac
[ I 've only been able to take it out a couple times, but the Copper Spur has been worth the money. I got the mtnGLO on a whim, but it really is nice to have a non- harsh light source built in. Easily worth the extra bucks.
5
RickTee
[ Ok, let me start out saying I have a few tents( well, WAAAY too many tents). All of them were carefully selected, and are pretty great, but each has a fault or two. Too heavy, too much condensation, only one door, small vestibule for my pack.... Anyways, I did n't need a new tent, and it is not exactly a cheap purchase, but I must say, I am completely satisfied, and blown away. It is lightweight, but seems to be durable after 10 days in the backcountry. Very light, without having to go to a non- freestanding tent( seriously, how many of us really want to spend 10 minutes properly staking out and adjusting a non- freestanding tent after a 15- 20 mile day). Great to have two entries and vestibules so we do n't have to climb over each other to get out or get to our packs. The awnings are great, and totally an unexpectedly useful bonus. Even without it, it would be my favorite tent. My two cents- go for the mtnGLO. I am usually very aware of my pack weight, doing hikes in the High Sierras that start at 9, 000 feet, but it is so cool to have built in( and not overly bright) lights, and leave the rainfly folded back halfway to see the stars. Highly recommended, and if you buy a great tent to start with, you will save a bunch of money not buying more tents looking to resolve some shortcoming in a compromised tent...
5
Bushlover
[ Lots of great features, well designed, lightweight and roomy! Definitely a great all around backpacking tent. Can ’ t wait to hit the trail!!!
5
Trav
[ Just recently used this tent on a back packing trip. Amazed at its quality, durability, and weight. Sporadic rain/wind throughout the days and it handled it very well. Go for the MTNglo lights, worth every extra penny. My friends were jealous.
$449.99
perfect lightweight tent for biking adventures 12 '' shortstik poleset is created to attach to your handlebars, panniers, and saddlebags high- volume pole architecture creates a steeper wall structure for more headroom dry- entry door prevents water from entering the interior of the tent so you can...
$249.99
WAS: $379.99*
design& details the msr elixir™ 3 backpacking tent comes equipped with a polyurethane waterproof coating, enough room to fit three mats, and two doors pole geometry optimizes headroom with an adaptable rainfly to adjust your outside views along with built- in gear lofts simple fast- and- light...
5
Rose M.
Excellent tent. Could not recommend enough. Rain proof and wind resistant, always have a great nights sleep
5
Medic117
I love the design. I have the Elixir 1 and use that when I bikepack Very spacious for a 3 person backpacking tent. I 'm pretty sure the people who are commenting about the lack of waterproof may be referring to the morning dew/ condensation of moisture that builds up on the inside of the tent in the early morning. One the best tent companies out here.
5
Gina C.
Very spacious for a 3 person backpacking tent. Nice cruved pole design that keeps the tent low to the ground in the wind.
5
Hannah M.
Great tent, could easily fit three but very comfortable for two. Lightweight and easy to set up
5
Michael H.
This tent exceeded my expectations. It is east to set up and plenty big enough for me and my buddy. I have been very happy with all the msr products I have purchased.
$249.99
WAS: $349.99*
breathable nylon ripstop and polyester construction solution- dyed fabric for uv resistance and environmentally friendly production fly vent and awning- style vestibules with low vent to increase airflow and reduce condensation 1500 mm waterproof polyurethane coating on fly and...
5
kakaara11
[ I bought this tent a few months ago, in preparation for a multi- day trip to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state. It is super easy to set up; I specifically like the colorcoding of matching orange poles to orange tent corners and silvery poles to white tent corners. I slept two nights on Third Beach and two nights on the Enchanted Valley trail. I love love love the front door, which means I can crawl in while keeping my feet outside the tent easier, thus dragging less dirt in. The material is thin, but it has robustness to it, and it kept all sorts of tiny bugs out. I like the ventilation options. I did get overly warm in the middle of the day if I was inside with everything zippered up, which means it 'd hold heat well in cooler temperatures. Did n't happen to have any internal moisture problems during my trip and it even rained on the last day. It was very nice being able to reverse fast- fly the tent in the rain. I was able to take down the inner portion while staying under the fly and on the ground tarp. Just a matter of disassembling it while inside and then popping the tent poles out of their holders, re- putting them into the tarp's holders, and doing that for all four corners. All of the pockets were great. I did take my big orange safety whistle and its necklace cord, and put the cord through a loop on the main overhead pocket in such a way as to fasten the pocket up a bit higher. It does hang a bit low once it's filled with stuff. Overall, this is a mansion as a one person tent with plenty of space to sit up and move around. I 'd have been fine also making this an actual two person tent with my partner, especially since with the multiple entries there's plenty of space to get in and out and store stuff. Overall, I 'm really glad I went with my gut and splurged on this tent. It's not the lightest out there, but I felt very safe in it since it was a standalone, rather than something that required needing stakes, and it did n't feel super flimsy.
5
Shih
[ The defining feature of this tent is that 3rd door and it is awesome! It's like a giant picture window. You spend all that effort hiking to some beautiful place, why not have a tent that allows you to continue to enjoy the view from inside the tent. It also does wonders for ventilation. The volume is really nice. The floor size is pretty standard 2- person. The gear loft over the foot area is pretty roomy. I kept a lot of seldom used stuff there while camping over the weekend. Off the floor and out of the way.
5
michelle renee
[ I did a lot of research trying to find a new tent. I was drawn to this one because of the 3- door feature, it being a somewhat lightweight backpacking tent, the awning setup for shade during my morning coffee, and the many many pockets and thoughtful design. So far I have used this tent once on a backpacking trip in Utah. It did snow one evening during the trip about 2- 3 inches and the tent held up just fine and I was completely dry inside. The tent is very intuitive to set up. I am looking forward to using this again.
$349.95
WAS: $349.99*
lok tent buckle™ adds structural stability without adding weight materials: floor: high- tenacity, grs certified 100% recycled mipan® regen robic double- ripstop nylon featuring a pfc- free dwr treatment and waterproof polyurethane coating poles are made of lightweight 7000 series...
$260.00
design and details full vestibule high ventilation 8 '' bathtub floor ultralight silicone nylon floor easy tensioning adjustment floating canopy and floor optimized sleeping area single pole pyramid design internal gear area oversized door handy mesh cargo pocket stakes required:...
5
Adrifft
[ So far so good. After I seam sealed it, I set this tent up in my backyard and left it up overnight during a heavy thunderstorm with lots of wind and rain. It performed like a champ. Stayed reasonably taught and dry as a bone. I have n't used this in the field yet. Will be hiking the AT at GSNP in a few weeks. Ca n't wait to use it for real.
5
editorreilly
[ I 've been looking for a tent that was super light weight, yet big enough on the inside for a taller person and gear. Well I found it. For the weight, this thing is palatial. I sometimes splurge on backpacking trips with my 80x30 '' pad, because A. It fits and B. I 've saved so much weight with my tent, I do n't feel guilty bringing this.
5
Single Track Mind
[ My initial impressions are all very favorable. Light weight and packs small. Plenty of room for a solo tent. Not difficult to set up. I bought this tent for use on multi- day fastpacking trips and believe I have made an excellent purchase.
5
Craig
[ Finally a light packable tent for us taller people! It packs small with footprint, stakes, and pole... all of those must be purchased separately.
5
Shane
[ For the money it ’s hard to beat this tent. If it was$ 100 more I would say go ahead and get a z packs but for the 5- 8 oz difference in weight and the$ 450 price difference I think this is hands down the better option. You can find tents even cheaper than this but the problem is that they are made from nylon instead of polyester like this one is. Nylon breaks down from UV likely quickly compared to polyester and it also stretches when wet which will leave you with a sagging tent. This tent being made from polyester eliminates both of these issues. Overall I ’ m very happy with my purchase. I ’ m sure if you are reading this you either have already watched videos on this tent or plan to soon. Definitely do before you buy but I think you ’ ll soon find out that everyone who gets it really enjoys it.
$399.95
WAS: $399.99*
backpacking tent two door design with two generous side vestibules for spacious storage single poleset features a swivel hub for a simple, reliable, fast- pitching design pre- bent poles create extra headroom without extra weight or bulk full mesh ceiling that provides maximum airflow and moisture...
$449.99
WAS: $599.99*
u- coated rainfly keeps your tent- experience dry and comfortable no matter the weather conditions tent designed with hangout mode™ which allows you to convert the rainfly into a semi- open shelter by using trekking poles or hangout mode pole set rainfly can be rolled back for beautiful views of...
5
Kendal W.
[ I was sold on the flexibility and roominess of this tent in a lightweight package. This is my 6th tent and by far my favorite. Set up is easy and it performs well in cold, wet, or clear skies. Looking forward to more backpacking and camping adventures in this tent!
5
Pattie
This is another SeaToSummit outstanding product! I went from camping in heavy Kodiak Canvas to a tiny Telos TR2- Two Person Freestanding Tent. This tent is incredibly light weight and suitable for air travel. It conveniently packs up into 3 small stuff sacs that are provided. Freestanding is great, especially when you 're trying to set up on a wood platform. Most of my camping is during the summertime months or in warm climates. I brought this with me down to the USVI and the screens gave me plenty of airflow. I had zero issues with moisture. Personally, I do miss the optional zip up and down windows. I think that option would afford an individual a bit more privacy and night time warmth. As of yet, I have n't personally tent camped during a heatwave.
5
FRANK B.
[ This tent replaces a well- worn SD Clip Flashlight. The Telos is about the same weight, a bit less bulk but considerably roomier on the inside both floorspace and headroom- wise. Important consideration is that the Telos is free standing whereas the CF absolutely had to be staked out. Not a big deal on a forest floor or meadow but much of our useage is streamside, sand and gravel bars. As usual, Sea to Summit's design and engineering is thoughtful and innovative, down to simple things like color coding parts and the modular stuff sack. These guys make crazy good stuff!
5
John
This tent worked perfectly. I took it on a week long canoe trip in Maine last week. Had a mix of weather conditions. Two nights dropped to freezing with a heavy frost. One night had heavy rain. The fly cinched down very nicely and nothing got wet. Tent is super light and packed nicely into one of my dry bags. Once set up it was very sturdy in the wind and rain. Im 6 ft tall and liked the wide area for head room and I didn ’ t have issues getting in and out. I would definitely recommend buying the ground tarp which actually attaches to the tent frame itself so there was no slippage and nothing hung out with the rain. I also got the gear loft which was nice for me because I always seem to loose things while sleeping. Overall I would definitely recommend.
5
Bryan
Easy set- up and breakdown, quality material, very roomy for 2 people. Invest in the footprint and the$ 20 gear loft- which should be included honestly. This tent right there with the BA Copper Spur 2.
$149.99
WAS: $199.99*
this tent is an ideal choice for long distance treks and minimalist expeditions crafted from high- quality nylon ripstop fabric, the tent body and footprint offer unparalleled strength without adding excess weight to your pack the silicone/pu coating and pure pu seam tape work...
$524.99
WAS: $699.99*
3- person, 3- season backpacking tent ultralight, freestanding design wo n't weigh you down during your many adventures tension ridge™ sweeps poles upward to provide ample interior space and higher peaked doors for two people to comfortably hang out and sleep vestibule storage area is great for...
5
Kendal W.
[ I was sold on the flexibility and roominess of this tent in a lightweight package. This is my 6th tent and by far my favorite. Set up is easy and it performs well in cold, wet, or clear skies. Looking forward to more backpacking and camping adventures in this tent!
5
Pattie
This is another SeaToSummit outstanding product! I went from camping in heavy Kodiak Canvas to a tiny Telos TR2- Two Person Freestanding Tent. This tent is incredibly light weight and suitable for air travel. It conveniently packs up into 3 small stuff sacs that are provided. Freestanding is great, especially when you 're trying to set up on a wood platform. Most of my camping is during the summertime months or in warm climates. I brought this with me down to the USVI and the screens gave me plenty of airflow. I had zero issues with moisture. Personally, I do miss the optional zip up and down windows. I think that option would afford an individual a bit more privacy and night time warmth. As of yet, I have n't personally tent camped during a heatwave.
5
FRANK B.
[ This tent replaces a well- worn SD Clip Flashlight. The Telos is about the same weight, a bit less bulk but considerably roomier on the inside both floorspace and headroom- wise. Important consideration is that the Telos is free standing whereas the CF absolutely had to be staked out. Not a big deal on a forest floor or meadow but much of our useage is streamside, sand and gravel bars. As usual, Sea to Summit's design and engineering is thoughtful and innovative, down to simple things like color coding parts and the modular stuff sack. These guys make crazy good stuff!
5
Catherine
This is a very nice tent. Very lightweight, but seems very durable. It's a great size for two people( I suppose that technically three people can fit, but that seems a stretch). I really like how tall it is and the big doors and vestibules on each side is very handy. We have n't used the tent in any kind of rain yet.
5
John
This tent worked perfectly. I took it on a week long canoe trip in Maine last week. Had a mix of weather conditions. Two nights dropped to freezing with a heavy frost. One night had heavy rain. The fly cinched down very nicely and nothing got wet. Tent is super light and packed nicely into one of my dry bags. Once set up it was very sturdy in the wind and rain. Im 6 ft tall and liked the wide area for head room and I didn ’ t have issues getting in and out. I would definitely recommend buying the ground tarp which actually attaches to the tent frame itself so there was no slippage and nothing hung out with the rain. I also got the gear loft which was nice for me because I always seem to loose things while sleeping. Overall I would definitely recommend.
$395.00
design and details dual vestibules dual entry dual high vents floating canopy easy tensioning adjustment dual hiking pole support dual cargo pockets 3 '' bathtub floor easy setup stakes required: 6( not included) includes: tent, stuff sack, guylines, 2 spacer poles# 5 ykk zippers spacer pole:...
$199.99
WAS: $379.99*
My buddy and I were very tired after reaching our campsite and we were able to get the tent set up in under 10 minutes. ... In fact, I carried the tent in and I was surprised by how strong the tent was when considering how light it
$800.00
design and details breathable- waterproof, recycled futurelight 3l laminate material carbon- fibre easton syclone poles are lightweight and strong along with the easy- pitch x- tent design, internal poles reduce pole- sleeve weight and are easy to set up ridge- pole design makes it...
$109.95
dimensions: 156 '' l x 110 '' w packed dimensions: 9 '' x 5 '' material: 70d ripstop nylon with 1000mm pu coating ... Easy to ues and set up. ... It was good quality and
5
Y do I need a nickname
It was a excellent product. Easy to ues and set up. It was good quality and durable.
5
Daniel
[ I have really enjoyed the Eagles Nest Profly XL so far. It has gotten me and my hammock through a few rainy nights since I purchased it a few weeks ago. Very happy with the quality of the material as well.
5
LumberJ OR
[ I keep a hammock and this rain fly in my fishing pack. I ended up getting caught in a down pour and decided to just spend the night two weeks ago since the fishing was so great at this high mountain lake. The winds were over 30 mph and I was completely dry. Kind of cold because I didn ’ t have a sleeping bag but it worked!
5
REL FL
[ Bought the Profly XL expecting it to be larger than what I needed since I already had a Profly. I was very pleased with the coverage provided and think it ’s the better choice.
5
Drb135
[ It ’s the perfect size to cover your hammock if it happens to rain, and I highly recommend it. It feels durable and like it will last for a long time!
$24.99
WAS: $32.99*
design and details materials: stainless steel, nylon, bamboo size: 13. 5x3x2( h)
$95.00
details: constructed from 100% nylon, ripstop specifically designed to fit snugly beneath the marmot® superalloy 3- person tent protects the bottom of the tent from damage, dirt, and water prevents water seepage from entering the tent from underneath includes stake- outs at each...
$10.00
fast and easy to use: handy from pinhole repairs and small tears to nylon tarps and ultralight backpacks compatible – bonds to silicone treated fabrics to prevent water from seeping through seams waterproof – provides a water- tight seal that won ’ t peel or crack over time,...
$65.00
WAS: $80.00*
details: constructed from 100% nylon, taffeta specifically designed to fit snugly beneath the marmot® thor 2- person tent protects the bottom of the tent from damage, dirt, and water prevents water seepage from entering the tent from underneath includes stake- outs at each corner...
$190.00
beach tent created with durable lycra/nylon blend upf 50+ sun protection keeps you safe from the sun ’s rays water- resistant design stands up to wet weather 2 rust- proof aluminum poles 4 anchor bags fill with natural resources like sand or rocks for secure placement weighs in at...
$79.95
design and details nylon ripstop 1200mm pu/silicone coated,
5
Micheal_in_fla
[ Yes I know these things are overpriced. But you 've already left fiscal sanity when you paid that much for your tent. And this thing not only fits perfectly but literally expands the usable space. Plus keeping dirt outside makes your expensive tent last longer. So just buy it. BTW if you really scrunch things it will fit in the tent storage bag.
5
Matthew
[ The product is exactly as advertised. The perfect companion for the tent. I have already put it into use in the field and am very happy with the purchase.
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