MEC Nunatak

Nunatak
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Oct 16, 2004

"Almost NO vestibule space, especially in the back. Not acceptable. Smallish door makes it tougher to get in and out of than others. Excellent heat retention. Awesome actually. Great for very cold weather."

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Nunatak
Reviewed by Lim Shi Hong, Oct 02, 2004

"Ten years and still going strong, considering what it's been through--treeplanting, outdoor multiday raves, my sister's Bible camp one year where she left it under the sun for two weeks, which totally destroyed the fly. I know the Nunatak is tough, but no polypropelyne should be left under the sun for even a day at most, but MEC has a replacement fly for $150, which is a really good deal, since most other tent manufacturers would want you to buy a new tent, great work, MEC!!!!

I love this tent."

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Nunatak
Reviewed by D'Arcy, Mar 22, 2004

"Comments: Have used this tent for SEVEN years, lots, in ALL conditions w/o problems or regrets! Many features, incl bug screen OUTSIDE of door, where it should be, so hot weather venting doesn't let in bugs. . .

Winter manhauling partner has newer version in yellow/blue (mine blue/black) and raves about it."

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Nunatak
Reviewed by Christopher P. Knight, Mar 28, 2002

"Just bought the Nunatak recently, (within 2 months) and have already faced 80 mph winds, brutal rainstorms that turn quickly to ice, sleet, tons of snow and all in one 24 hour period to boot. This tent is as bombproof as a tent could be. It was purchased solely for expeditions and has lived up to its name and dollar's worth of rip-stop."

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Nunatak
Reviewed by Mark Ramsey, Oct 12, 1997

"This tent is fantastic. 4 pole (Easton alum. ) this tent really is Bomb-Proof. Holds a ton of snow, (first time I used it the tent was COVERED in snow overnight). Rain is no problem, I've used it in some wicked rainstorms, and stayed dry as a bone inside everytime."

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