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113582 Features: Packing light was never so easy as with the 2 lb 12 oz Eos to all thanks to durable, lightweight nylon ripstop fabrics and DAC Featherlite poles Easily set up this freestanding design by yourself with the single pole set up to if you really want to go light, you can use the Bare Bones Setup Keep the creepy-crawlies out with the canopy fabric's no-seeum-net Optional footprint protects the tent's floor from wear and tear Specifications: Capacity to suggested use: 1 person to 3-season Trail weight: 2 lb 12 oz Floor area to vestibule area: 228 to 65 sq ft Dimensions: 90 x 40 x 36 inches Number of poles to freestanding: 1 to yes Doors to windows to vestibules: 1 to 0 to 1 Floor to canopy to fly material: 40d nylon to 30d no-seeum-net to 40d Nylon Stuff size: 55 x 175 inches
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Technical Details
- DAC Featherlite aluminum poles.- Free-Standing Design.
- Vestibule.
- Stake Tape.
- Catenary cut floor.
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By burt
What a great tent! Side entry is so much easier than front. Very quick and easy assembly. Plenty of space under the side extension of the fly to keep pack and boots dry. Super light. Love it!
By tartakd (Washington, D.C. Area, USA)
If you ever plan to deal with the customer service, do not buy Marmot Tents. I sent them mine about 6 months ago (my tent has a lifetime warranty). After 5 years and about 5 2-3 day hikes per year the seam tapes started to go off. After 2 months I called them to find out that they received the tent and would replace it. I wasn't happy, since they no longer produced a single person tent for a 6ft tall person, but said OK. 2 months later I called and was told that my tent had mildew and would not be repaired or replaced. They offered me to buy a net tent at a discount. The cheapest I could find would have cost me over a $100. I said NO, I want my old tent back. They said they would ship it. 2 months later - no tent. I called them and the guy named Fry told me they still have my old tent in their office.
By the way, I dried my tent after every backpack and didn't see any mildew when I sent it.
By RickyDoo (Longmont, CO)
Bought this tent with foot print for a wilderness trek at the BSA Philmont high adventure camp. Light and easy to pitch and strike. Zippers work fast and with little sticking. Keeps rain out well (if the fly is pulled down well over the ends). The free standing design is great for shaking off rain or dew and drying in the sun before packing up for the trail. Good in the wind. I bought it for the extra shoulder room and fairly large vestibule while maintaining reasonable weight. Complaints include: the orange color attracts bees, flies and yellow jackets; I'm 5' 10" and I find the head space just a tad bit annoying; not enough pockets, no hanging spots (although the two zipper loops if put at the top can double as a hanging spot); the poles don't fold up into a real small smooth package (someday, they may poke though the carry sack); no separate bag for the poles; the vestibule/entry is only on one side, which limits options when selecting sites to pitch the tent; their is no color coding on the tent straps (as claimed in the instructions) to orient the poles with the tent and footprint. I really like this tent. The solo models all have trade-offs. I feel this tent is an excellent balance of size, weight, quality, price, value, and functionality.
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