L.L. Bean Ultralight Light Stuff 3
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
I have had this tent for three years and no troubles.
Eric Greene (Guest)
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Design: FS Wedge
Sleeps: 2+
Ease of Setup: Easy, but better with two people
Weight: 7lbs
Price Paid: $190 US
I have had this tent for three years and no troubles. The 2+ model is great for two people. Tent includes built in vestibule, T-7075 poles, and full fly. Floor space is all usable, no waste. Construction is Bean tough, no scrimping. All quality. Wedge design is very stable in high winds, and the full fly keeps the water out. Tub style floor is helpful. Tent has a rear window, but no way to cover it, except for the fly. Tent is rated at three seasons, but is good even in cold weather. Will not take a snow load, due to a flat spot in the wedge design. Very good tent, easily comparable to TNF, SD or Marmot. Parts are cheap if you need them, and Bean never hassles about returns or service.
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The Ultralight Light Stuff 3 has been discontinued.
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