Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 Tent
Detailed information about Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 Tent including sleeping capacity, weight, floor area, tent material, number of seasons use and more.
It is a Freestanding tent having Floor area 48 square feet with capacity for 3 persons and is mad
Compared to all backpacking tents Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 Tent has much more floor area (34% more), and a moderately more peak height (11% more) Mountain Hardwear Trango 3.1 Tent has a far more trail weight (107% more).
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Brand |
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Mountain Hardwear |
12.9% Backpacking Tents have Mountain Hardwear
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Design type |
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Freestanding Tent |
95.5% Backpacking Tents have Freestanding tent |
Best use |
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Mountaineering |
11.4% Backpacking Tents have Mountaineering |
Seasons |
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Floor fabric |
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Nylon Taffeta |
3% Backpacking Tents have Nylon taffeta |
Canopy fabric |
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Coated Ripstop Nylon/nylon Mesh |
2.3% Backpacking Tents have Coated ripstop nylon/nylon mesh |
Number of poles |
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Pole material |
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Dac Featherlight Nsl |
4.5% Backpacking Tents have DAC Featherlight NSL |
Number of doors |
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Rainfly fabric |
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Coated Nylon Taffeta |
2.3% Backpacking Tents have Coated nylon taffeta |
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Size & Dimensions |
Sleeping capacity |
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Floor area |
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48 Square Feet |
1.5% Backpacking Tents have 48 square feet |
Floor dimensions |
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92 X 82 Inches |
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Floor dimensions - metric |
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234 X 208 Centimeters |
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Peak height |
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Peak height - metric |
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Vestibule area |
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18 + 5 Square Feet |
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Minimum trail weight |
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10 Lbs. 10 Oz. |
0.8% Backpacking Tents have 10 lbs. 10 oz. |
Minimum trail weight - metric |
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Fly / footprint pitch weight |
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7 Lbs. 15 Oz. |
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Pole diameter |
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10.26 / 9.6 Millimeters |
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Packaged weight |
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11 Lbs. 8 Oz. |
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Packed size |
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9 X 24 Inches |
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