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Mountain Hardwear Room With a View

Mountain Hardwear Room With a View

Average Rating: rated 4.00 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 8 Trailspace users

Description

The Room With a View is a three-season tent made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 8 user reviews.

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From REI:
"This two-person, three-season backpacking tent's unique three-pole design offers maximum space and stability. Nylon ripstop rainfly's silicone-coating inside reduces stretch to keep it taut; polyurethane coating outside maximizes waterproofness and durability. Roll-up rainfly allows extra ventilation without removing it; rear canopy zipper lets you access that part of the rainfly. Rainfly window constructed of clear, tear-proof, UV-resistant film that won't cloud--view outside conditions without letting in the elements. Opposing double-slider rainfly zippers with 4" pull-tabs provide easy ventilation and reduce zipper noise in high winds. Large front vestibule's aluminum brow pole increases strength and head room. Tension Shelf™ provides increased structural strength, support for vestibule and 3-D storage shelf. Extremely tear-resistant nylon ripstop canopy won't compromise breathability; mildew- and UV-inhibitors help extend the life of the tent. Versatile venting with two mesh intake vents, two side windows and large mesh canopy vent. Mesh ceiling window can be covered on the inside with a panel for shade, extra insulation or privacy. Single, full-size D-shape mesh door for ventilation and easy entry. Five perimeter pockets and webbing hang loops complete the organizational picture. Non-wicking grommet tabs have adjustable buckles for easy rainfly adjustment; bar-tacked/back-tacked stress points add strength and durability. Nylon taffeta floor with three-pass polyurethane coating offers maximum waterproof protection and strength. Comes with stuff sack, pole sack, peg sack, 7075-T6 aluminum V-pegs and seam sealer. Average minimum weight specification is based on tent, poles and rainfly only. Closeout."

User Reviews

rated 5 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Glenn, Jul 20, 2006

"My wife and I have used this tent for the past four years all over the Colorado Rockies. We try to get out for four to five multi-night backpacking trips each summer, so we have used it quite a bit.

It's easy to set up, and very comfortable inside."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Chris Shields, May 05, 2006

"I love it.

Being able to see the stars was the main draw for me, but having used it, I have really begun to appreciate the amount of space that it offers. I have slept three in there (leave the bags in the vestibule), and you can easily fit two people and a dog."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Tim Alewine, Feb 10, 2002

"Great tent, but the fly wasn't taped. Seam sealed wtih mcnetts, but the fly continued to leak in heavy rain. Contacted Mtn Hardware about this. They sent me a new fly that was factory taped at no charge. Have used this fly for the past year and a half with no problems noted."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Bill Ingle, Feb 01, 2002

"My wife and I just backpacked with the tent in the Uwarrie Mountains. I didn't put up the fly because the forecast was good. It was great looking up through the mesh ceiling at the stars. Near dawn, a very heavy dew began falling, and even without the fly everything stayed pretty dry."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Pace Cooper, Apr 27, 1999

"Overall, the Room With a View is a superb tent. Having owned and used Walrus and Sierra Designs tents for years, it was time to branch out. I looked at and compared a number of 3season/2person/functional/roomy/large vestibule/economical/dependable/lightweight tents."

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rated 2 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Jason, Mar 12, 1999

"I submitted a great review on this tent about a year ago when it had little use.

I've changed my opinion on this tent. It's definitly not a real good buy; let me tell you why:

1. Seams not taped.

I just don't understand this. For this class of tent it should have been taped."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Jason Braun, Apr 16, 1998

"I did much research on buying a tent that suited my needs. I was looking for a tent that was 3 season, fairly lightweight, freestanding, and unique in its design. I inevitably decided on the Room With a View. I admire the following things about this tent:

1."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Room With a View
Reviewed by Dail Reed, Jan 20, 1998

"This is the most innovative tent I have ever seen. The design is kewl. Lots of mesh panels clear windows you can see out. Built in gear lofts. (More than one) vestibule. Plenty of room for 2+ gear and my wife likes it so that means she has plenty of room (I guess you could squeeze a third person)."

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