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CLUZO
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: Hello,
I have owned a Roadrunner 23 tent for 5 years and I have been very satisfied
with it. I am now planning the purchase of my next tent since my roadrunner
23 is wearing out and I need your advice.
I leave in eastern Canada and I use my tent 30 to 40 days per year, mostly
during the months of August and September. It often rains and the climate is
very humid and windy. The temperature can reach 80 during the day and 40
during the night. My future tent then needs to be waterproof and very
robust. Comfortable space for 2 people and ventilation are two factors I
also consider important.
Would the TANGO 3.1 meet my requirements? Are there other models that would best suit my needs?
Regards.
CLUZO
Mike
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: Just bought one of these to replace a superb but worn out Terra Nova Hyperspace. Feels very spacious in comparison, and for
tall folk the extra interior length is a dream. The vestibule seems more useable too. Only downside is it still feels very fiddly and
time-consuming to pitch. Just need more practice I guess - would like to see a video of a claim I read elsewhere that it can be
pitched by one man in less than 4 minutes!
Billybob
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: Hi wendy if i was to have a 5 person orgy what size tent would you suggest.
weight 10 lb 8 oz / 4.8 kg
packaged weight 11 lb 10 oz / 5.3 kg
type Winter/Mountaineering
capacity 3
length 7 ft 8 in / 2.3 m
width 6 ft 10 in / 2.1 m
doors 2
poles 4
brow pole no
vestibule pole yes
UVX windows 2
mesh windows 3
interior height 4 ft 0 in / 1.2 m
tension shelves 2
total area 72.09 ft² / 6.7 m²
floor area 48.42 ft² / 4.5 m²
vestibules 2
vestibule area 18.29 ft² / 1.7 m²
2nd vestibule area 5.38 ft² / 0.5 m²
packed diameter 8.7 in / 22 cm
packed length 1 ft 10 in / 0.6 m
canopy fabric 40D Nylon Superlight Canopy
fly fabric 70D Sil-Coat Fly
poles Easton 7075 T9
tent floor 70D Nylon Taffeta
Features:
Opposing double slider fly zippers for ease of ventilation
Back-tacked stress points add strength and durability
Fly attachment system is adjustable, will not freeze or collect snow and is field repairable
Bias bound zippers allow for ease of use and extended zipper life
Rear vestibule for extra gear storage and second entry
UVX window in canopy roof and fly and front vestibule
Gated Power Clips at pole intersections
Large, clear, non-yellowing, non-clouding UVX film windows
Generously sized thru-vent in upper canopy, with matching UVX fly window
Locking pole tips for ease of set-up
Taped, full coverage nylon fly with silicone coated outer and polyurethane coated inner
Large mesh pockets and webbing hang loops keep things organized inside the tent
Vestibule has full-length pole for maximum space
Multiple guy-out loops with pole clips on inside of fly for added stability
Internal guy system
Off-ground perimeter seams form a waterproof tub
Catenary-cut seams create taut canopy and improve fly strength
Water-resistant, inverted fly zippers with storm flaps
Taped floor seams (not all tents have a floor seam)
D-shaped doors stay off ground when open
Two full-size doors give you a choice of mesh for venting or ripstop for privacy or foul weather
Large stake out loops accept skis and pickets
Two tension shelves provide increased strength, support for vestibule and storage
#8 YKK zippers with nickel-plated sliders and pull-tabs for durability and noise reduction
Non-wicking grommet tabs with adjustable buckle
Rubber shock cord for maximum resilience in temperatures ranging from -60 to 120 F
Need more? Further information on this Tent may be directly obtained from 
mountainhardwear.com.