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Kelty Gunnison 1.3

rated 4.5 of 5 stars
photo: Kelty Gunnison 1.3 three-season tent

Great solo tent.

Pros

  • Easy setup
  • Quality materials
  • Good looking

Cons

  • Slightly heavy


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Bought the Kelty Salida 1 originally, but exchanged it for the Gunnison 1.3 due to the Salida's lack of fly vents.

Have used it in a very heavy rainstorm while canoe camping and it held up great. Was warm in it in 30 degree weather in Harriman State Park in a 35-degree bag. The square bag is different (shorter pole sections), but it fits nicely in the middle of a pack. Can be packed small with practice.

I carry it broken down: poles, stakes, and tent separately. I carry the fly and tent body in a Kelty small compression sack (color: Curry).


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Above the 1.3 pitched on Pine Meadow Lake, Harriman State Park.

Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $125

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Price Historic Range: $65.73-$169.95
Reviewers Paid: $125.00
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