Appy Trails Mark III 2-3 Person Tent

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Appy Trails Mark III 2-3 Person Tent Description

The Appy Trails Mark III tent is an ultralight weight hiker's dream come true. It will sleep 1 - 3 people in comfort and weighs so little that you will find yourself going farther each day. It has no floor so you can use whatever ultralight weight ground cover you want or nothing at all. Because it has no floor it has great ventilation. The coated polyester fabric is waterproof and is a muted green color to blend into the woods if you are looking for a stealth camp. Set up can be either with the supplied poles, your trekking poles, branches found along the way or you can suspend it from a tree for a poleless ultralight shelter.Tensioned fabric makes the tent quiet in heavy winds..Stuffsack slightly oversized for ease of stuffing. Compression instructions included.Comes with stakes, stake bag, guylines, stuff sack, instruction/care card, information sheet.Included poles pack in your wand pocket or on the side of your pack.All seams factory sealed.Import..Fire Retardant..

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• Amazon Sales Rank: #532743 in Sports & Outdoors
• Brand: Appy Trails
• Model: Mark III

• Sleeps 1-3 people
• Single-wall design boasts low weight, while its single center pole architecture creates a stable and tight structure
• Built in vestibule area in the door
• The fabric is ideal for single-wall tents, not water repellent but water proof coated polyester, T190
• Setup with included lightweight aluminum poles or leave them behind and use branches found at the site, a trekking pole or even suspend it from a tree

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