Eureka Solitaire 1-Person Tent
From Eureka: Taking off on your own is so much better when you've got the right equipment. Eureka's Solitaire 1-Person, 3-Season tent is light, quick to set up, and easy to use. Its simple assembly features include pole pockets on one end and grommets on the other, without any crazy fabric tunnels to thread. An added zipper in the center of the tent allows easy entry and exit (when the fly is rolled back), yet there is an additional entry at the tent's back side, allowing you to make the most of the weather. Additionally, the Solitaire's tunnel design can handle some serious wind. At 2lb 10oz, this 3-season solo tent is lightweight. Two storage pockets and a flashlight loop keep you organized when you snuggle into bed.
From Nick: If you’re headed out solo and want to both reduce your weight and save space in your backpack, a one-person tent is the way to go. This tent from Eureka is great for those trips: it’s about half the size and weight of a standard two-person tent, and will keep you protected from the elements. You do sacrifice some things in paring down to a smaller size: you won’t be able to to sit up inside the tent (so changing clothes is a fun test of your acrobatic skills), and you’ll need to tuck your bag in close if it rains. But for long or challenging hikes, every fewer pound helps.
From Eureka: Taking off on your own is so much better when you've got the right equipment. Eureka's Solitaire 1-Person, 3-Season tent is light, quick to set up, and easy to use. Its simple assembly features include pole pockets on one end and grommets on the other, without any crazy fabric tunnels to thread. An added zipper in the center of the tent allows easy entry and exit (when the fly is rolled back), yet there is an additional entry at the tent's back side, allowing you to make the most of the weather. Additionally, the Solitaire's tunnel design can handle some serious wind. At 2lb 10oz, this 3-season solo tent is lightweight. Two storage pockets and a flashlight loop keep you organized when you snuggle into bed.
From Nick: If you’re headed out solo and want to both reduce your weight and save space in your backpack, a one-person tent is the way to go. This tent from Eureka is great for those trips: it’s about half the size and weight of a standard two-person tent, and will keep you protected from the elements. You do sacrifice some things in paring down to a smaller size: you won’t be able to to sit up inside the tent (so changing clothes is a fun test of your acrobatic skills), and you’ll need to tuck your bag in close if it rains. But for long or challenging hikes, every fewer pound helps.
From Eureka: Taking off on your own is so much better when you've got the right equipment. Eureka's Solitaire 1-Person, 3-Season tent is light, quick to set up, and easy to use. Its simple assembly features include pole pockets on one end and grommets on the other, without any crazy fabric tunnels to thread. An added zipper in the center of the tent allows easy entry and exit (when the fly is rolled back), yet there is an additional entry at the tent's back side, allowing you to make the most of the weather. Additionally, the Solitaire's tunnel design can handle some serious wind. At 2lb 10oz, this 3-season solo tent is lightweight. Two storage pockets and a flashlight loop keep you organized when you snuggle into bed.
From Nick: If you’re headed out solo and want to both reduce your weight and save space in your backpack, a one-person tent is the way to go. This tent from Eureka is great for those trips: it’s about half the size and weight of a standard two-person tent, and will keep you protected from the elements. You do sacrifice some things in paring down to a smaller size: you won’t be able to to sit up inside the tent (so changing clothes is a fun test of your acrobatic skills), and you’ll need to tuck your bag in close if it rains. But for long or challenging hikes, every fewer pound helps.