Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1

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The Trango 3.1 is a four-season tent made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 Tent (Spring 2008) - American Alpine "Guides Choice" The Trango tents by Mountain Hardwear are extremely refined shelters for two, three and four people. Featuring Atlas Scandium XL poles combined with our four-pole design, Trango tents excel in the toughest conditions. Poled vestibule offers additional room front and rear. Guaranteed watertight construction. Superlight option: pitch with fly and Pitch Light footprint to shave pounds. Footprint sold separately. Capacity: 3 Minimum Weight: 10.56 lb / 4.79 kg Floor Area: 48.01 sq ft / 4.46 sq m Vestibule Area: 18.30 sq ft / 1.70 sq m 2nd Vestibule Area: 5.38 sq ft / 0.50 sq m Number of doors: 2 Number of poles: 4 Vestibule Pole Number of vestibules: 2 Floor fabric: Expedition 70D Nylon Body fabric: Expedition 40D Nylon Floor fabric: Expedition 5000 Nylon Exterior height: 4.33 ft / 132.00 cm Interior height: 4.00 ft / 122.00 cm Tension sleeves: 2 Gear Loft: rect Packed diameter: 9.06 in / 23.00 cm Packed length: 22.05 in / 56.00 cm Type: Winter/Mountaineering Pitch Light Weight: 3.48 kg Features: Atlas Scandium XL poles Guaranteed watertight construction Reflective zipper pulls Superlight 1/4in. buckles and webbing Pitch Light compatible 2 dual canopy and mesh doors 2 dry entry vestibules Internal guy system Reflective guy out loops Welded guy clip anchors Mesh storage pockets Reflective starter point Mesh and canopy zippered thru vent 1 SVX window Triangular and rectangular gear loft options"

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 tent offers 4-season shelter for either two or three people with gear. Featuring Atlas Scandium XL poles combined with our four-pole design, Trango tents excel in the toughest conditions. Poled vestibule offers additional room front and rear. Guaranteed watertight construction. Superlight option: pitch with fly and Pitch Light footprint to shave pounds.Capacity (persons): 3 Weight: 10lbs 8oz Dimensions: 92"x82"x52" Floor Area: 48 sq.ft. Optional Vestibule Area: 18 sq.ft. Freestanding? Yes Poles: 4 Doors: 2 Tent Diagram: Compare Tent Specs. Best viewed in 1280x1024 Click to enlarge"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"The winter mountaineering standard for over a decade, Trango? tents are extremely refined shelters for two, three and four people. Featuring Atlas Sca..."

From Backcountry.com:
"Pack the Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 3-Person 4-Season Tent for your next mountain expedition. This sturdy, watertight tent will see you through a summer squall or winter snowstorm as well as all the nice days in between. The Trango 3.1 features welded construction on the fly to prevent moisture from sneaking in through zipper flaps, vents, and windows. This tent's poles are narrower in the center and beefier on the ends at the stress points in order to reduce overall weight. Also, you can repair these poles in the field, if necessary. External clips make this tent easy to set up in high winds stake the Trango 3.1 down before you erect it if the wind threatens to run away with it. Two vestibules give you lots of space for packs and boots, and inside are tension shelves and mesh storage pockets for your gear."

User Reviews

Trango 3.1
Reviewed by Snow Owl, Jun 21, 2008

"I leave in eastern Canada and I use my tent 30 to 40 days per year, mostly during the months of August and September. It often rains and the climate is very humid and windy. The temperature can reach 80 during the day and 40 during the night. We use it for trekking expedition and sea kayaking."

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Trango 3.1
Reviewed by Gary Todd, Nov 02, 2004

"A big roomy tent, with lots of little storage pockets. Mostly usable vestibules front and back. Factory replacement of broken poles has been excellent. A bit heavy for non-motorized travel. Ventilation needs improvement. Entrance and exit is not graceful. Doors are held open with figity little straps."

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Trango 3.1
Reviewed by Chris, Oct 29, 2004

"Pretty darn comfy. There's a whole lot of room in the Trango and plenty of pockets to store stuff in. I searched for some time to find the best tent at this price and it came down to this or the Marmot Thor. Given the Easton poles in the Trango you get a bit more strength hence my decision."

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Trango 3.1
Reviewed by Jonathan DeMoor, Jun 15, 1998

"This is an incredible tent, well worth the $ and extra weight. I lived for an entire summer with my buddy in it while treeplanting in northern Alberta and have taken it backpacking on several occasions. It is easy to set up, virtually bomb-proof once standing and keeps everything (wind, rain, bugs) out completely."

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