Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo Tent Review: An Ultralight Summer Shelter

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The summer name has a short season on my neck, when the storm is less likely and the temps do not drop too much below the 60s. This is when I’m using Lunar Solo, the flagship ultraLet of Six Moon design is a person tent. After a few late and early summer travel around Wisconsin and Michigan’s northern Woods, it has proved itself as a capable shelter. It weighs only 2 pounds, packed very small and examined the whole other boxes on my tent desire list.

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Photograph: Scott Gilbertson

There is no tent to rule them all, and it is wrong to try to find one. You are better with two tents, knowing the limitations of each and each when each is best for work. Which is to say, I love the OK, but I also think the Six Moon design is great for the lunar lunar single summer trip when you reward travel while preventing intense storms.

It goes without saying that the lunar unit will not keep you dry. It will be Silicon nylon, or cylinylon is abundant, though you either have to seal yourself with something Border gripOr the Six Moon design team it does it for you before shipping, which cost $ 35. My testing tent came out of the bounds, but when you had to make a sem-match in almost every tent, I told it enough time to remember that you should not choose DIY.

The moon is the purpose of making a single-single wall, a single-maru tent with a trekking pole. It creates a very small and light tent but there are two possible defects: structural integrity and condensation. More of them in a moment. Once the pitch is done, the lunar unit provides 26 square feet of accommodation and 49 -inch top height and the vestibule provides 8.5 square feet of excess gear storage. Overall I thought the lunar unit was very wide for a person with gear. The rear wall extends somewhat, gives you a place to stash the essential items frequently without pressing the opposite of the tent wall.

The 20D Ceylnylon and the fake walls seem as sustainable as you find anything in this weight, unless you want to carry a cues fiber/dinoa tent, the high price of the cuba keeps it in another section. The lunar single floor has a bathtub shape to help ensure that the more powerful 40-denier (40D) and water enter. The lunar unit contains 6 inch mesh parts between the back floor and the main wall that helps in ventilation.

Any single pole tent is about to fight in the air, it does not consider the number of gayeline points. When I made a good deal of the lunar single, I made it a good deal when I put it in high air on the open shore of Superior Lake. This is not a great camp’s place from a recognized seeker-shelter point of view, I would not choose if I hadn’t tested the air resistance to a tent. However it implies me that the lunar is needed pole or heavy tent pole than the lunar single UltraLet Six Moon Designs have been provided. (I did a good part of my test during bikpacking so that I didn’t have trekking poles))