Solitaire Eureka Tent

$89.95

Product Specs

3 Reviews

Solitaire Eureka Tent

Material: Wall-40D no-see-um mesh, Fly-70D nylon taffeta, 1200mm, Floor-70D nylon taffeta, 1200mm, Mesh-40D No-see-um
2 hoop bivy-style tent
Durable 6.3 mm fiberglass frame is shockcorded for fast set up
Pole pockets on one end; ring and pin on the other for speed set up of the Eureka Solitaire tent
Nylon pole sleeves aid in set up and stability
3 storm guyouts on fly
Eureka Solitaire includes 2 storage pockets and 1 flashlight loop
Zipper in roof cloth for easy entry/exit
Sleeps: 1
Seasons: 3
Tent Area: 21.33 sq. ft.
Center Height: 2'4"
Frame: 6.3 mm Fiberglass
Doors: 1
Window: Full panel mesh
Floor Size: 2'8" x 8'
Pack Size: 4" x 17.5"
Min Weight: 2 lbs. 9 oz.

Eureka's most compact solo tent, the Solitaire Tent is a perennial favorite of backpackers everywhere. This shelter is an extremely well ventilated light weight solo tent. It is a 2 hoop bivy style with a mesh roof so that you may stargaze in nice weather and always get great ventilation. A unique zippered roof provides an extra exit in nice weather. Set up is easy with continuous sleeves that feed to pole pockets. The full coverage fly is already attached so it can be rolled back or put in place very quickly.

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Customer Reviews for the Solitaire Eureka Tent

sagemaiden - May 27, 2011

Nice tent for one person
I bought this tent for my hike on the Appalachian Trail. Haven't gone yet, but it has withstood rain and intense sun in my backyard. Even stayed dry during a serious thunder storm. It's very roomy and holds a pad and mummy bag with room left over for gear or food supplies.

happymomma - December 29, 2010

Eureka!!
I bought this tent for my husband for his solo fall/winter excursions. He loves it. It fits great into a 35 liter pack, it is light, and he says it is so quick to throw together in a downpoor. It is well ventilated for stove usage. The only con is the ceiling sag. HE has put together many tents and for some reason this one tends to sag, no matter how much line fiddling you do. Overall, GREAT WORK EUREKA!!

Michele Thomas - August 20, 2010

Great Backpacker Tent
I was looking for something larger than a bivy sack. I take my dog on my backpacking trips and like to keep him inside with me so he isn't tempted to chase critters in the night. This has a lot of room, takes 1 minute to set up, is lightweight, and without the rain fly you have full view of the night sky. Only complaints, I would have made it free-standing without having to stake and I would have eliminated the 2nd pole by the feet (seems unnecessary).

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