Mountain Hardwear Nimbus UL Pros One of the lightest non-trekking pole tents weve tested Easy to set up Cons Front entry was not popular with testers 2-person model was not large enough for two people Report Card Ease of Setup: 4.7 Interior Living Space: 3 Protection: 3.7 Value: 3.3 Measured Weight of the 2-Person Model: 2 pounds, 3.7 ounces (0.9 ounces less than advertised) PFAS free Key Features Max Head Height: 38 inches high (1P), 41 inches (2P) Doors: One door (1P & 2P) Materials: Ripstop nylon Warranty: Limited lifetime Price: $400 (1P), $420 (2P) Two-person model tested in the Goat Rocks Wilderness by Patrice Steady La Vigne, Adam Tycaster, Ashley Thess with additional input by Laura Chop Chop Lancaster I checked out the one-person version of this tent as part of my scouting for the second annual OL backpacking gear test and came away impressed
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This will be enough to bring water, jacket and snacks