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Dagger™ Ultralight Backpacking Tent

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The Details

Description

The Dagger offers you the best of both worlds; a tent light enough for ultralight backpacking, yet roomy enough to wait out a rainstorm without feeling claustrophobic. It’s the one-tent solution, from backpacking to car camping and everything in between.

With two doors and two trapezoidal vestibules, Dagger has more area and volume for storage than any other tent in its price and weight category. It also has the unique Divvy™ dual-stage stuff sack, which allows you to split the load with a partner.

Best Use
Backpacking
  • Trapezoidal vestibules create more area and volume for storage.
  • Higher positioned pole hubs create more livable space than the best-selling backpacking tents.
  • Two doors and two vestibules eliminate awkward entries, jostling for gear, and exits.
  • Inner tent has a built-in privacy panel for extended coverage and security.
  • Overhead Light Pockets™ use special light-diffusing fabric to cast an even glow throughout the tent.
  • Divvy™ Sack dual-stage stuff sack fits the tent and poles or adjusts smaller to further compress the tent and split the load.
  • No-See-Um-Mesh gives great visibility while keeping insects at bay.
What's Included
  • stakes
  • guy-out cord
  • repair kit
  • Divvy Sack

Accessories

  • Dagger™ Gear Loft

    Extra pockets for stowing gear in the top of your tent.

    $34.95 – $39.95 Select options

  • Dagger™ Footprint

    Protect your tent floor from rough surfaces so it lasts longer.

    $49.95 – $59.95 Select options

  • Dagger™ Pawprint – 2 Person

    Protect your tent floor from your pup’s claws.

    $59.95 Read more

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