Exped Aries Mesh

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The Aries Mesh is a three-season tent made by Exped. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Exped Aries Mesh Tent (Fall 2008) The Aries Mesh Tent by Exped is a 2 person lightweight, 3-season tent for backpacking, spring ski touring and mountaineering. Specifications: Floor Area: 29 ft2/2.7 m2 Vestibule Area: 16 ft2/1.5 m2 Min weight: 4.9 lb./2.2 kg Max weight: 5.8 lb./2.65 kg Features: Polyurethane-coated ripstop polyester rainfly Mesh/ripstop canopy increases ventilation and reduces condensation DAC Press-Fit 8.5 mm aluminum poles Tent canopy suspended from poles Waterproof coated nylon floor with 5K mm water column performance One large vestibule; canopy can be unhooked and pushed back for extra floor space Flat pole sleeves on fly improves aerodynamics Sliding pole tension pocket for easy and quick set-up Rainfly or canopy can be erected separately"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Perfect for backpacking, mountaineering, or spring ski touring, this 3-season tent provides complete 2-person protection at 5 pounds. The robust design is inherited from proven expedition tents, yet lightweight components make it a welcome addition to your pack. The polyurethane-coated rainfly shelters you from all forms of precipitation, while the no-see-um mesh canopy keeps air moving to prevent condensation."

From REI:
"If backpacking, spring ski touring and mountaineering are on your agenda, the Exped Aries Mesh 2 tent should be on your gear list. The two-pole, one-door design saves weight and provides a comfortably spacious interior, while a 16 sq. ft. vestibule easily stores the necessities. Euro-style mesh canopy attaches to the inside of the rainfly via clips; pole sleeves located on the outside of the fly allow quick and easy setup. Adjustable-tension pole pockets hold poles in place and with just four stakes to set, sleep is not far off! Mesh canopy is easily unhooked and pushed back for extra floor space under the rainfly; it separates from the fly for use as a lightweight bug shelter. Rainfly offers a basic shelter on its own when reduced weight is needed. Large adjustable door tucks away into a pocket and opens to a variety of positions for ventilation; use your trekking poles to set it up awning-style. Vestibule can also be configured to use the side wing as an entrance. For bad weather conditions, ample looped, premounted guylines are included and stored in attached cord stuff sacks. Double guyline loops grip the pole sleeves to keep the fly from flapping in windy weather. Rainfly features two hooped vents for good airflow possibilities under all conditions; front vent can be accessed from inside fly. Mesh-and-fabric canopy is extremely airy yet wards off drops of condensation. Color-coded, reflective, glow-in-the dark zipper pulls offer easy one-handed operation. Interior pockets keep gear organized. For trips under exceptionally wet conditions, Exped recommends using the tent with the optional footprint, sold separately. Average minimum weight specification is based on tent, rainfly and poles only."