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(More customer reviews)This is my first Carbon Reflex 1 Solo, but my family owned Hubba Tent - 1 Person, Fusion 4 season. We found this tent can use trekking poles to fix the tent free stand no problem, great for any where you like to setup no problem.
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The MSR Carbon Reflex 1 is the lightest, double-wall solo tent we've ever made, crossing the barrier from ultralight to hyperlight. Utilizing the latest fabrics and cutting edge carbon fiber poles, the Carbon Reflex is ideal for any ultralight, 3-season adventure you're ready to take on--from bike touring through Central America to lightweight weekends. The best thing about the Carbon Reflex series tents however is what MSR didn't take out--livability. Packing over 7 feet of length, plenty of room to sit up in and a roomy vestibule, MSR continues to prove that traveling ultralight should increase your comfort--not compromise it.
Hyperlight: Comparable to the Hubba in volume, the carbon fiber poles and efficient design make the Carbon Reflex 1 nearly a pound lighter.
Fast Setup: Efficient two-pole design is strong and simple to use.
Livable: Unique geometry provides maximum interior space, front vestibule and zippered rear window access to rear vestibule.
Versatile: Can be set up as a double-wall tent or with just the fly and footprint for a compact, flyweight shelter at just 1 pound, 9 ounces.
Specifications
Capacity: 1 person
Floor area: 17 square feet
Vestibule area: 9.5 square feet
Interior peak hight: 37 inches
Minimum weight: 2 pounds, 4 ounces
Packaged weight: 2 pounds, 10 ounces
MSR Footprints MSR recommends using a water-resistant polyester-taffeta footprint that's designed specifically for this tent to protect its floor from sharp objects, such as rocks and pine needles, as well as from mud and ground water. MSR footprints also increase the versatility of most tents by acting as a ground cloth in lightweight tarp-style setups.
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