The North Face Starlight
Average Rating: 
Reviewed by 7 Trailspace users
Description
The Starlight is a 3-4 season convertible tent made by The North Face. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 7 user reviews.
User Reviews
Starlight
Reviewed by Nathan, Nov 03, 2006
"I have had this tent for about three years and the only problems I have with it are the size and the condensation that builds up on the inside sometimes. It has held up to many very windy nights and hard rain and snow. The walls stay very tight and have shed everything nature has thrown at it."
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Starlight
Reviewed by Tim, Mar 03, 2002
"I enjoyed this tent a few times when I got it back in 1998. It was packed in its stuff sack for three years until this weekend. I pulled it out, set it up, and left the material stretch for a bit. So far, no leaks, no weak spots. I have some slight discoloration on the tent roof, but no mildew."
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Starlight
Reviewed by JC Lopez, Jul 11, 2001
"This tent is an older model, I think '97. I bought it brand new on the internet. I use this tent for four-season backpacking. the design and quality make this tent very dependable in rough weather. the tent is snug, but two backpackers can sleep comfortably, only there is not much room to move around and adjust when two people are in it."
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Starlight
Reviewed by Tom, Nov 28, 1999
"So far this has been a very good tent. It's big enough for me, but I don't think I'd want to have to share it with anyone. The rainfly is very thick and does an excellent job keeping rain out, but it also kills the ventilation. Anytime I put the rainfly on, there's heavy condensation on the walls in the morning."
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Starlight
Reviewed by Anthony Hart, Jul 29, 1998
"The tent is definitly capable of handling all but the most extreme weather. It has a very thick floor coating (165 psi) and a fairly good waterproof rain fly. My only qualm with it is the size. I'm a larger camper (6'3") and I found that the 28 square feet was highly restrictive."
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Starlight
Reviewed by Rick, Mar 09, 1998
"This was the first tent I bought and it has served me well. I've use it in New Mexico and the White Mountains for long stretchs of time. The drawback is the narrow space at the foot. It gives plenty of headroom. The tent gives plenty of space in the vestibule for your gear. All in all it was one my best buys."
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Starlight
Reviewed by Arlen, Jul 18, 1997
"The tent has a large flapped mesh door, and a rather small (18") flapped window at the feet. As such, it's made for mild cold temps, and the ground-hugging shape should withstand more wind than I've encountered. I've been using it for BP trips in the Adirondacks."
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