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Fitting two adults with all their equipment in here will be tight. The liveability of this tent is also fairly limited. However, it should cope fine in freezing temperatures when the precipitation is solid, rather than liquid. The hydrostatic head rating of the tent is fairly low at 1000mm, so this single-wall tent isn’t going to keep you dry in heavy showers.

However, the clip and sleeve pole system is difficult to work with gloves on and unfortunately will probably mean exposing your fingers to the elements to setup.

The hybrid clip and pole-sleeve system also allows the tent to be mainly pitched from one position. This tent is ideal for high-alpine camping, designed with a small footprint thanks to the wedge-shaped construction to allow easy pitching on high-altitude ledges. The lightweight design uses aerospace-grade composite materials that flex under force and bounce back into shape, the tent poles that come with this tent are not only light as a feather but they are also incredibly resilient.

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The Easton Syclone composite poles that come with the Advance Pro are a great example of this. This is thanks to some fantastic innovation by MSR to get the most out of each part of their tents. This ultralight tent from MSR is our choice for the best lightweight backpacking tent suitable for extreme cold weather.Īt just 1.3kg, this tent is remarkably light. Weak waterproofing, designed for snow but not lots of rain.The compact size makes it uncomfortable to live in.However, the build quality and durability are lower than some of the other tents on this list. It’s a spacious tent with a huge vestibule which makes it great for extended trips with a lot of gear. If you don’t have cash to splash, we recommend opting for the NatureHike Opalus. If you don’t have the money to spend on an uber protective shelter, it doesn’t mean you can’t go out camping in winter. There’s also plenty of space thanks to the vestibules. That’s right, not only is setup easy but you don’t have to expose your fingers to the cold. It was our favorite cold weather tent thanks to innovative features like the twist clips which are designed to give a rapid setup – even with gloves on. The Big Agnes Battle Mountain is an AWESOME tent that will protect you from heavy wind and lots of rain. What size of 4 or 5 season tent should I get?.Are these good as a 4 or 5 season winter tent?.How do I keep warm in my winter season tent?.Why do people go camping in the winter season?.How well insulated should a winter tent be?.What's the best style of tent for cold weather?.Top cold weather tent for the best Gear storage options.Which winter season tent is the most comfortable?.Best cold weather tents for backpacking.Our favorite cold weather tents for family camping.Which of these cold-weather tents is easiest to carry?.Can these tents be set up by one person?.The best cold weather tents for Durability.Which of these tents would be best for working in Summer too?.Which of these tents for camping is best during winter?.How is the wind resistance of these tents?.Weather resistance: Just how good are these tents?.Big Agnes Battle Mountain 2 Person Tent.Naturehike Opalus 3-Person Tent – Best budget optionĭANCHEL Cotton Bell Tent (4/5/6/8 Person).DANCHEL Cotton Bell 4/5/6/8 Person Tent – Best stove tent.MSR Advance Pro 2 Person Tent – Best lightweight choice.If you’re in a rush, the best cold weather tents are: We recommend testing how well these tents suit you and then get in touch with local mountaineering groups for further guidance. So stick with us as we got through what makes the best cold weather tent great for taking out in winter.ĭisclaimer: If you’re looking for an extreme cold weather tent (Mount Everest perhaps?), please consider that your tent is one of the most important parts of your trip.

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Plus there’s almost no bugs – and let’s face it, that’s the real advantage of heading out into the frigid winter conditions! We’ve spent hours researching these extreme weather tents to make sure they won’t leave you feeling left out in the cold.Ĭamping in the cold gives you the chance to discover snow-covered landscapes and enjoy the tranquility of a world that feels untouched and preserved from human influence. Growing up in Scotland we know how miserable a cold night in a tent can be. And you’re in luck – our roundup of the BEST choices has the right tent, whatever your needs. A winter tent is the solution to your problem. If you’re planning some winter camping this year, then you want to make sure you have the best tent for cold weather.

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