Black Diamond Mesa

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The Mesa is a three-season tent made by Black Diamond. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Backcountry.com:
"The Black Diamond Mesa 2-Person 3-Season Tent provides the strength, weather protection, and versatility of a double-wall design with a low weight anyone appreciates. Though it weighs only 4lb 8oz, the Mesa Tent includes double doors for easy access and two vestibules to stash your gear out of the weather. A SilNylon fly keeps off all moisture while helping keep weight to a minimum. Black Diamond designed the Mesa Tent with steep sidewalls to increase usable floor space and make your time in tent city a little more comfortable."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"Double-wall tents with outstanding usable space, the Black Diamond Mesa offers 360-degree views with privacy. These freestanding, three-season rigs feature a mesh canopy for excellent ventilation and star gazing, plus a perimeter of nylon ripstop along the bottom for campground privacy. Choose Mesa for two-person shelter or the larger Vista to accommodate the third wheel. These tents are fast and easy to pitch with external clips and a pole hub system. This single hub system, coupled with variable diameter poles, steepens the tent walls for incredible interior space and provides excellent stability in high winds. For easy living, they feature two full-size side doors and interior organizer pockets. Throw on the seam-taped PU/silicone fly and you’ve added two vestibules and storm protection. Black Diamond Mesa Specs: Capacity (persons): 2 Weight: 5 lb. 2 oz. Dimensions: 92" x 58" x 44" x 44" Floor Area: 32.5 sq. ft. Vestibule Area: 9 sq. ft. + 9 sq. ft. Freestanding? Yes Poles: 2 Doors: 2"

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Black Diamond Mesa Shelter (Fall 2009) The Mesa Shelter by Black Diamond offers everything you could want in a lightweight package. Toss on the seam taped PU/Silicone fly and you've added two vestibules and protection from the wind and rain.Features: Tent and poles: 2.04 kg (4 lb 8 oz) Packaged: 2.32 kg (5 lb 2 oz) Vestibule: Included Ground cloth: 325 g (11 oz) estimatedDimensions: 229 cm x 147 cm x 112 cm (90" x 58" x 44")Packed Size: 48 cm x 20 cm (19" x 8")Area: 3.37 m2 (36.25 sq ft)"

From CampSaver.com:
"FREE! Mesa Ground Cloth With the purchase of The Black Diamond Mesa 2 Person, 3 Season tent is part of their new double-wall tent family that features excellent usable space and a 360-degree view with privacy.These freestanding rigs feature a mesh canopy for excellent ventilation and star gazing, p.Free shipping!"

User Reviews

Mesa
Reviewed by AussieGear, Nov 05, 2008

"Used this tent all last summer and winter in snow and hot conditions and performed great. No leaks, good ventilation. However I every time I had used I had relatively low wind.

This tent cannot stand up to strong winds. I used it last weekend with guy ropes in Australian Mountains and the tent was no good."

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Mesa
Reviewed by Guy Geva, Jul 31, 2008

"I use this tent in 85kph (53mph) wind with 10 guylines in a very hwavy rain for 10h. and I was bone dry!!! and the tent was stable like a rock!!!

And I use it in the summer time and it was great to use it with no fly and see the stars!

The only problem is that the inside of the tent get wet until you put the fly on in heavy rain."

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Mesa
Reviewed by Scott D. Smith, Aug 01, 2007

"BEST 3-season 2-person tent on the market. Great quality (after all. . . it is a BD tent).

Super easy to set up. Very light. Plenty of room; particularly in the length where many an otherwise great tent fails (e. g. Montbell Thunder Dome and Mountain Hardwear's Skyledge 2)."

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Mesa
Reviewed by ZekeandJesse, Jun 12, 2007

"I bought my Mesa tent with hopes to solve an issue. I am 6'2 and most lightweight tents have skimped on longer lengths. I usually backpack with someone my height so that means we need good room. In the past I have done a lot of trekking in the Pacific Northwest, including mountaineering, so I leaned towards sturdy tents that can ride out foul weather."

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