NEMO Tenshi

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The Tenshi is a four-season tent made by NEMO. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Altrec Outdoors:
"Hailed in both Climbing Magazine and Rock and Ice as an "editor's choice award" and "best in gear," the Nemo Tenishi tent makes it's mark as a serious alpine-style tent with a slew of smart, functional features. Beefy guy points, reinforced pole pockets and an ingenious ventilation system, set the Tenishi apart from all other mountaineering tents."

From EMS:
"The recipient of several awards, including "Editor's Choice" from Climbing Magazine and "Best in Gear"from Rock and Ice Magazine, the NEMO Tenshi is the clear choice for high altitude adventure. Built on a proven dual internal pole design. Remove the vestibule and condensation curtain to create an ultralight 4 lb. shelter. Compact size is perfect for climbers sleeping on ledges. Sleep Tight Anchor Transfer; (STAT;) provides waterproof and convenient transfer of a climbing anchor (rope and carabiners) into tent. Beefed up guy points, reinforced pole pockets, and DAC Featherlite poles make the Tenshi; all but indestructible. Single-wall design saves on weight. Made of waterproof and breathable Osmo; fabric. Condensation curtain isolates condensation in a small portion of the tent. Multiple overhead vents can be opened/closed from the inside. Rear window improves visibility and comfort. Includes spacious 10 square foot vestibule with snow skirt for storing gear."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. NEMO Tenshi 2 Person Tent (Fall 2009) Alpine-style ascents require your gear to be as versatile as your abilities. Use The Tenshi 2 Person Tent by NEMO at base camp with all the comfortable features, and cache them as you move up the mountain. Start with a cavernous vestibule, a removable insulated floor, a Condensation Curtain, and reach high camp with a 4.2 lb. shelter that fits on the smallest of ledges. Beefed-up guy points, reinforces pole pockets, and DAC Featherlite poles make Tenshi all but indestructible. The recipient of several awards, including in.Editor's Choicein. from Climbing, and in.Best in Gearin. from Rock and Ice, Tenshi is the clear choice for high-altitude adventure. Specifications: Capacity: 2 Person Minimum Weight: 4.2 lb (1.89 kg) Packed Weight: 6.7 lb (3.05 kg) Floor Dimensions: 86in. x 47in. (218 x 119cm) Interior Height: 42in. (107 cm) Floor Area: 28 sq. ft (2.6 sq. m) Vestibule Area: 10 sq. ft (0.93 sq. m) Packed Size: 18in. x 7in. (46 x 18 cm) Shell Fabric: 40 D Osmo W/B Shell Fly Fabric: 30 D Sil Nylon Floor Fabric: 70 D PU Nylon"

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"Alpine-style ascents require your gear to be as versatile as your abilities. Use the Nemo Tenshi™ at base camp with all the comfortable features, and cache them as you move up the mountain. Start with a cavernous vestibule, a removable insulated floor, and a condensation curtain, and reach high camp with a 4 lb. shelter that fits on the smallest of ledges. Beefed up guy points, reinforced pole pockets, and DAC Featherlite poles make Tenshi™ all but indestructible. The recipient of several awards, including "Editor's Choice" from Climbing, and "Best In Gear" from Rock and Ice, Tenshi™ is the clear choice for high altitude adventure.Nemo Tenshi Specs: Capacity (persons): 2 Weight: 4.2 lb. Dimensions: 86" x 47" x 42" Floor Area: 28 sq. ft. Vestibule Area: 10 sq. ft. Freestanding? Yes Poles: 2 Doors: 1"

User Reviews

Tenshi
Reviewed by Shane Shin, Feb 04, 2009

"I wanted a lightweight 4-season tent for alpine climbing and mountaineering and the Tenshi fit the bill. The general design of the tent is similar to the Bibler but the Tenshi seems to have taken it to the next level. The Tenshi also comes with a free vestibule, whereas it costs extra in the Bibler."

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Tenshi
Reviewed by Ryan Valentine, Apr 19, 2007

"I spent a week in this tent this spring, three warm nights in the south and four very cold and very rainy nights on the way back north. It did a great job in both conditions. When it was warm at night it was easy to open the vents which allow for great air circulation."

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