Mountainsmith Guardian

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The Guardian is a three-season tent made by Mountainsmith. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Campmor:
"The Mountainsmith Guardian sleeps 2-3. These tents from the reknowned pack maker are well built and durable. The main fly seams are factory taped and the poles are shockcorded 7000 series aluminum. Color coded poles and all clip assembly make for a fast easy set up. A mesh window front and back provide excellent ventilation. The vestibule provides storage space for gear and has a panoramic polyurethane window for light and visibility. Sleeps 2 - 3 Main fly and floor seams are factory taped for extreme weather protection. Shock corded aluminum poles are strong and durable. Freestanding 1 each 9 sq.ft. vestibule for storage. Non stretch, UV resistant polyester fly. All clip assembly for fast set-up and maximizes air flow. Panorama window in the vestibule for great views. 2 mesh interior pockets for organization and gear storage. 1 large front entry door for easy access and great ventilation. Post and grommet assembly with locking pole tips for convenience. Side release buckles attach fly to body for fast easy set up. Color coded easy set-up. Flashlight loop Full coverage fly for total weather protection Breathable material on the tent body is durable nylon taffeta. Tent, pole and stake bags included. Fire retardant. Import."

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Guardian
Reviewed by anthony5, Apr 14, 2008

"I bought this tent for its light weight and compact stuff size (~6 x 19) so I can carry it in my pack by myself. It has room for a couple plus 1 or 2 dogs.

However, its main drawback is the lack of ventilation. There is a large window in the rear and a small window on the door."

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