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Firefly™ Backpacking Tent

Brilliant on the Trail, Shines in Camp

The Details

Description
Firefly™ strikes a unique balance between affordability and lightweight livability in a freestanding backpacking tent. The large trapezoidal vestibules are designed to fit gear without obstructing entry and have multiple roll-back points to customize visibility and airflow. It's agile on the trail, quick to set up, and well-appointed for rejuvenation in camp.
Best Use
Backpacking
  • Tapered floor plan saves weight while increasing room at the head.
  • Rainfly securely snaps onto poles for easy tensioning and increased weather protection.
  • Privacy mesh allows for full visibility of the night sky while limiting visibility into the tent.
  • Large doors and trapezoidal vestibules with multiple roll-back points for customizable storage and ease of entry.
  • Hubbed, pre-bent aluminum poles with high-arching main pole significantly increase volume at the head, peak, and foot ends.
  • Color-coded poles and matched webbing for an intuitive set up.
  • Overhead Light Pockets™ use special light-diffusing fabric to cast an even glow with a headlamp and Gear Pockets™ offer storage for personal items.
  • Divvy™ Sack dual-stage stuff sack allows you to split the load with a hiking partner.
  • Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.
What's Included
  • stakes
  • guy-out cord
  • repair kit
  • light pocket
  • Divvy Sack

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