ALPS Mountaineering Helix 1 Tent product image
ALPS Mountaineering Helix 1 Tent product image
ALPS Mountaineering Helix 1 Tent product image
ALPS Mountaineering Helix 1 Tent product image
ALPS Mountaineering Helix 1 Tent product image
ALPS Mountaineering Helix 1 Tent product image

ALPS Mountaineering Helix 1 Tent

About This Item
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Capacity

Sleeps 1

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End Use

Hiking

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Trail Weight

0 - 2 lbs.

Design and Details

  • Free-standing 3 pole frame with 7000 series aluminum poles
  • Easy assembly with lightweight aluminum hardware and pole clips that quickly snap over the tent poles
  • 20D 380T nylon ripstop fly with 2000 mm silicone/pu coating resists UV damage and stays taut
  • 20D 380T nylon ripstop floor with 3000 mm silicone/pu coating
  • Factory-sealed fly and floor seams provide best weather protection
  • Extra large 8 zippers on doors and vestibules
  • Full-coverage fly offers maximum protection
  • Extra guy-outs on fly to stabilize tent in bad weather
  • Vestibule for gear storage and extra weather protection
  • Weatherproof fly attaches at the corners for maximum adjustability and protection
  • Great ventilation with entire mesh walls
  • Mesh storage pockets, 7075 aluminum stakes, and guy ropes included
  • Easy entry with two doors on the Helix 2
  • Brand : Alps Mountaineering
  • Web ID: 23AMOMHLXTNT1S21XCAT
  • SKU: 25594161
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End UseCamping
Season3 Season
Capacity (people)1 Person
Minimum Trail Weight2 lbs. 14 oz
Floor Dimensions7' L x 2'11" W
Peak Height3'1"
# of Doors1
Design TypeDome
Packed Size1'5" L x 5" D
Floor Area49.5 ft²
Vestibule Area8 ft²
Footprint IncludedNo
Number of Poles3
Pole MaterialAluminum
FabricFloor: 20D 380T Nylon ripstop with 3000mm; Rain fly: 20D 380T Nylon ripstop with 2000 mm silicone/pu coating resists UV damage and stays taut

REVIEWS

4.5

100%

Recommended

2 Reviews

Verified Purchase

Good Tent, One Design Flaw

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used once on a 5 day backpacking trip. Nice and light, easy to set up. Did stay mostly dry in about 12 hours of rain, but has a design flaw. The webbing on the inside of the fly that attaches it to the tent poles gets wet from the outside of the fly and eventually leaks water into the inside of the tent. Nothing was soaked just a steady drip. Otherwise a good tent for solo backpacking.

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A Roomy One Person Tent At 3 Pounds.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] An early season purchase so haven't been out on any trips yet, but have set it up outside a number of times (8-10). The pole tips are color coded so it is easy to figure the right corner of the tent they go in. Looked a several other single person tents but few could match the 36 inches of headroom. Like the door on the long side of the tent with a good bit of space in the vestibule. There is a vestibule on the non-door side too. Lots of netting so with double vestibules gets good air flow through the tent.

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