Marmot Halo 4P

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The Halo 4P is a three-season tent made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Marmot Halo 4 Person Tent (Fall 2008) The innovative Halo 4 Person Tent by Marmot pole structure provides terrific head room to create a uniquely livable tent for family car camping and outdoor living.Features: Ground level side vents Optional footprint DAC Press-Fit poles Door vent Inside pockets Two doors Two vestibules Number of people: 4 Minimum weight: 12lb 0oz / 5.4 kg Maximum weight: 13lb 0oz / 5.8 kg Floor area: 64 sq ft / 5.9 sq m Vestibule area: 24 sq ft / 2.2 sq m Packed size: 26 x 14 in / 66 x 35 cm Number of poles: 4 Type of poles: DAC 12mm"

From Backcountry.com:
"Marmot designed a unique pole design to steepen the Halo 4-Person Tent's walls and increase usable living space for you and the rest of your family. This spacious tent includes several wall pockets to keep things organized, and the double vestibules provide shelter for anything that doesn't fit inside. Though Marmot designed this tent for family camping, they also included tough DAC press-fit poles, floor-level vents, and other features that you usually only see on expedition shelters."

From REI:
"Marmot Halo 4 tent offers a unique pole structure that provides terrific head room and livability for a group of four. Circular pole placed up high around the tent's perimeter creates a spacious interior and generous headroom. Two doors with vestibules make it easy to enter and exit the tent, and allow storage space for gear. Ceiling and wall mesh panels and ground-level side vents allow good air circulation and offer views outside; rainfly vents lets moist air escape. DAC Pressfit poles feature a pressed-in ferrule, ensuring the poles will remain strong and reliable. UV-resistant, seam-sealed polyester rainfly doesn't stretch or expand when wet, ensuring a consistently taut pitch. Combination pole sleeve and clip system combines advantages of both and allows swift setup even in windy conditions. Inside pockets provide storage off the floor for organizing your equipment. Average minimum weight specification is based on tent, rainfly and poles only."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Description of Marmot Halo 4P TentIf you are looking for roomy living space in your tent, the Marmot Halo is the tent you've been looking for. Whether you are car camping or base camping, the Halo provides you with plenty of room to move and additional s"

User Reviews

Halo 4P
Reviewed by John Visser, Aug 29, 2007

"I bought this as a family tent for my wife and I and my young son. It is very roomy with nearly vertical walls. I endured a severe thunderstorm last week and stayed completely dry. I was on a slight hill so I had so run off under the tent but the rain did not seep through."

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Halo 4P
Reviewed by Andrew8566, Mar 20, 2007

"I have the first-year's edition which I believe has a slightly different, circumferential "halo" than that pictured here. Overall a nice, seemingly well-designed tent, with one major flaw, at least in my opinion. With the "old(?)" halo design, four huge rain "troughs" are created between the peak of the tent and the halo, as the fly gets wet."

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