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MSRP: $399.95
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
This is a light tent, that can be put up in a flash.
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Source: bought via a "pro deal"
Price Paid: $150
Summary
This is a light tent, that can be put up in a flash. The vestibule unfortunately opens to above the tent body, allowing any dew or condensation on the outside of the fly to drip into the tent.
Pros
- Light
- Easy setup
Cons
- Poor vestibule design
This is a solid tent, when setup correctly, it is very stable in most conditions. The Sil Nylon floor needs to be accomodated in rougher terrain, and should be paired with the optional footprint. I have not experienced any issues with condensation, as the tent seems to have pretty good ventilation. I'm 5'11", and can comfortably sit up in the tent.
My only issue with the tent is how the vestibule opens to above the tent body, allowing any water on the fly to drip onto the body of the tent.
Specs
Specs
| Spring 2011 | |
|---|---|
| Minimum weight |
6 lb 0 oz / 2730 g |
| Packed weight |
6 lb 9 oz / 2980 g |
| Seasons |
3-season |
| Sleeping capacity |
3 |
| Doors |
2 |
| Floor length |
7 ft 6 in / 200 cm |
| Floor width |
6 ft 3 in / 190 cm |
| Floor area |
47 sq ft / 4.4 sq m |
| Vestibules |
2 |
| Vestibule area |
17 sq ft / 1.6 sq m |
| Peak height |
45 in / 114 cm |
Description
The Holler is a three-season tent made by MSR. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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