REI has
Mountain Hardwear ACI 3 3-Person Mountaineering Tent (Alpine Red) on sale for
$347.73.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
CalmLlama495 for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- Integrated vestibule provides adjoining storage and food prep area outside of main living space, making it easier to take the comfort of home 8,000 meters up
- Sleeved-pole design adds stability, protects poles and makes pitching easier
- Integrated vestibule provides room for gear storage inside tent or additional living space
- Improved cross-ventilation is enabled by 4 adjustable zippered vents plus a full mesh door
- Color-coded poles and webbing at stakeout points for easy set-up
- Multiple guyout points plus self-equalizing guyout anchors on side walls
- 6 mesh pockets for interior storage
- Snow port in floor allows an exit point for accumulated snow
- Reflective accents for added visibility.
- Industry-leading DAC Featherlight NSL poles
- Includes high-quality DAC J-stakes
- Main Specs:
- Seasons: 4-season
- Sleeping Capacity: 3-person
- Minimum Trail Weight: 7 lbs. 1.9 oz.
- Packaged Weight: 8 lbs. 1.1 oz.
- Floor Dimensions: 110 x 60 inches
- Floor Area: 45.8 square feet
- Vestibule Area: 45.8 square feet
- Peak Height: 41 inches
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Car camping is just a whole different thing not related to tents like this or 3 season backpacking tents at all. Or at the very least all the things that make a tent a good backpacking or alpine trekking tent generally aren't considerations when you are car camping.
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Car camping is just a whole different thing not related to tents like this or 3 season backpacking tents at all. Or at the very least all the things that make a tent a good backpacking or alpine trekking tent generally aren't considerations when you are car camping.
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Car camping is just a whole different thing not related to tents like this or 3 season backpacking tents at all. Or at the very least all the things that make a tent a good backpacking or alpine trekking tent generally aren't considerations when you are car camping.
Also, I question if you can even fit 3 adults comfortably in this tent with the extra gear for cold climate backpacking. Typically, my rule of thumb is to subtract 1 whatever the manufacturer says the tent can fit especially in UL environment.
Also agree on the differences between this backpacking/mountaineering tent vs. car camping tents. With the former you better do good research in the environment you're pitching the tent in because your life may depend on it. The latter, err, not so much. Worse case, if your cheapy car tent collapses during a rainstorm, then you take cover in your vehicle. No hard no foul.
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