Zpacks Hexamid Tent Hexamid Tent The Zpacks Hexamid Tent, a favorite among UL hikers, is an ultra-lightweight floorless shelter. It was a legendary model since its release in 2009, but has been renewed with modern materials and mechanisms to commemorate the company's 20th anniversary. *Imported and sold under official Zpacks sales license. In case of initial defects, you can receive official warranty service. Weight: 275g Setup Size: Length 254cm, Depth 157cm, Height 132cm Packed Size: 7.6 x 28cm Material: 0.55 oz/sqyd Dyneema® Composite Fabric This shelter is designed for solo hikers. It uses highly waterproof and durable DCF, achieving an astonishingly light weight of 275g. A bug net is placed around the perimeter, which also prevents wind and rain from blowing in during light weather. It has a similar mechanism to the Six Moon Designs Deschutes Plus Tarp, but is approximately 40% lighter. Its defining characteristic is that it's somewhere between a tent and a tarp. Despite its ultra-lightweight design, it offers high protection and is highly recommended for a wide range of users, from experienced hikers to those new to floorless shelters. And for me personally, a very important point is that unlike integrated tents, there's no worry about accidentally puncturing the floor of an expensive tent. With two independently opening storm doors, you can flexibly adapt to weather conditions and wind direction. For setup, you will need a trekking pole or tent pole of approximately 132cm and 6-10 stakes. It can also be used connected to the optional bathtub-style ground sheet (available by special order). This is an unused item, but please understand that it has been in someone's possession once. Those seeking perfection should refrain from purchasing. It will be shipped in simple packaging. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Search terms below: Yamatomichi, Enlightened Equipment, Hyperlite Mountain Gear, OMM, moonlight gear, Hiker's Depot, Gossamer Gear, ULA Equipment, Big Agnes, MSR, Hilleberg, NEMO, Outdoor Research, Locus Gear