Flash Air 1 Tent
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Flash Air 1 Tent
Tech Specs

Las especificaciones se mantienen en Pack4Back GearDB (edición comunitaria e historial). Pueden diferir del fabricante o de tu unidad.

Uso principalBackpacking
Temporadas3-season
Capacidad para dormir0
Peso mínimo en ruta794 g
Peso empaquetado1.0 kg
Tamaño plegado15.2 × 40.6 cm
Dimensiones del suelo88 x 35/27 (L x W head/foot) inches
Área del suelo1.76 m²
Área del vestíbulo0.78 m²
Altura máxima106.7 cm
Número de puertas1
Número de varillas2
Material de las varillasDAC NFL aluminum
Tejido de la carpa interiorNylon mesh
Tejido del sueloNylon
Footprint incluidoNo
UltraligeroYes
Tipo de diseñoNonfreestanding
Description

Bikepackers, light packers and peak baggers, meet our lightest 1-person yet: the REI Co-op Flash Air 1 tent. Pitch it with its own poles—or use your trekking pole for a 1 lb. 11.2 oz. setup.

Datos clave
  • The nearly 90° hubbed roof pole gives extra headroom; foot pole increases volume at the other end, giving your tootsies room to wiggle for a comfy night's sleep
  • Fly/vestibule protects your gear in bad weather, then rolls up over the roof for stargazing or pitches out to create a large awning in friendlier weather
  • Designed to pitch with most trekking poles so you can leave the long pole at home to save weight
  • Hybrid single-wall construction optimizes weight and livability
  • Large, easy-entry, canopy-style door
  • Internal mesh pockets and gear loops allow for simple organization
  • Packs down to 16 in. long, an easy fit in bike panniers or a backpack
  • Guyout loops allow for tethering in inclement weather
  • Comes with a stuff sack, stakes, guylines and tensioners, 1 long pole, 1 pole hub and 1 foot pole
  • The weight-saving design of this non-freestanding tent requires you to stake it out during setup
  • Hybrid single-wall design, as with any single-wall tent, exposes the tent interior more directly to condensation
  • Mitigate this by choosing a proper tent site (away from water, under trees and exposed to breezes), venting when possible, and not bringing wet gear into the tent or vestibule
  • Weighs 1 lb. 11.2 oz. if you leave the long pole at home and use a trekking pole; with the included pole, it weighs 1 lb. 12 oz.
  • Packaged weight is 2 lbs. 4.6 oz.