Mountain Hardwear Night View

I have had this tent for several years now, when it first came into the country. The tent is great and has never let me down in any weather conditions. However it is now starting to show its age with water starting to soak through the floor.

But my biggest gripe is with the fly sheet, if it rains the fly sheet sags down over the whole tent.

I have used this tent all over the UK including Scotland in the middle of winter; it has never let me down once. I have recommended this tent to friends, but unfortunately it’s not available in the UK now.

I have used this tent for more than five years all over Montana's mountain ranges in all seasons and it is an excellent tent. It has seen all kinds of weather and has never leaked, ripped, or broken in any way. I love its versatility. It does not weigh as much as the majority of the tents in its class, yet it has more room when comparing the stats! It seems to have the stability and durability of Mountain Hardwear's 4-season tents.

When purchasing this tent I compared it closely to the SD Omega tent. The factor that decided the MH for me was its larger floorspace (I'm 6'2"). Construction-wise it is very solid with 4 poles and mucho guy-out points (cords, stakes, etc all provided).

I bought this tent last spring when I first saw it. I work in an outdoor retail shop that deals mainly in high end mountaineering and climbing equipment. When I saw this tent I was amazed at the construction of it. The pole structure with the addition of the patented tension shelf made for a very tight shelter.

Great tent. I used it in Canyonlands NP last month, and i loved it. it vented well and withstood some really strong canyon winds one night when we camped in the glen canyon rec area. we were on this bluff and the winds blew in, no big deal, i just pulled the fly on nice and tight and slept very soundly.