Big Agnes Sunnyside 3

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The Sunnyside 3 is a three-season tent made by Big Agnes. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Roomy and lightweight, the Big Agnes Sunnyside 3-Person 3-Season Tent With Footprint is an ideal shelter for your Grand Canyon or Rocky Mountain camping trip. Set up is a snap with two cross poles and clips. This tent's fly and floor are seam sealed for protection during storms, and the fly creates two large vestibules, so you can keep your boots and pack dry. You could be seven feet tall and still have plenty of room to stretch out in the Sunnyside, which has 50 square feet of floor space. This entire backwoods condo weighs just over 6 pounds, and venting No See-Um mesh and two vents in the fly help the Sunnyside stay cool and comfortable. Two interior pockets let you stash your headlamp, sunglasses, beanie, and other items. Big Agnes included a footprint in case you want to leave the tent body behind and pitch a super-lightweight shelter."

From REI:
"Save 30%-60% at REI-Outlet.com! Average minimum weight specification is based on tent, rainfly and poles only. Big Agnes Sunnyside 3 features a wind-shedding design with two doors and vestibules that offer convenient entry/exit and separate storage areas. Clear film window in rainfly is the perfect size to view the weather conditions from inside tent. Comes with guylines and tighteners, stakes, pole and stake bags, and tent stuff sack. Full-coverage, UV-resistant polyester rainfly protects the tent; two roof vents allow excellent airflow, preventing condensation. Large D-shaped doors with no-see-um mesh panels and no-see-um mesh front and rear windows allow cross-ventilation, preventing condensation. Pole clips and two aluminum poles with locking pole tips make setup easy. Special buy. Two interior pockets help keep things organized."