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Nemo Dragonfly Osmo 1P Tent $322.46

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Dragonfly Osmo 1P Tent is on sale for $323.

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Created 12-17-2023 at 09:26 AM by Greenworld123

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FuschiaHome408

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12-17-2023 at 01:55 PM.

For an ultralight tent for one in this price range, you might like to take a look at "The Two" from Gossamer Gear or Durston Gear X-Mid 2P. True one-person tents are often a bit small for one person, especially if the weather is bad. I would lean towards the Gossamer Gear option since Dyneema is a great material. Both these tents assume you are carrying poles and neither are freestanding. If conditions are pretty good and you don't expect bugs you might also consider a Dyneema tarp plus a Tyvek groundsheet.

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12-17-2023 at 07:54 PM.

It's not a terrible deal, really depends on your usage and how you like to hike.

I've got one nemo tent ( blaze 2p ) it's held up really well but when you get into this level of ultra light tents they are fairly delicate. Lately I've used a cheapo walmart ozark trail one ( paid like $20 for it ) it's like 3.5lbs but is light enough for 2-3 nighters which is all I do anymore anyway and if I tear it up no biggie I don't even take a footprint for it.

Honestly though pack weight is something you can train for and doesn't matter a ton unless you have health issues or are trying to really cover a ton of ground... People on the AT i've seen have had 40lb packs and 14lb packs .. Some will sleep on the ground and just a tarp covering them some with fairly heavy duty tents and stoves etc.