Why this trekking pole tent

Solo hikers who already carry poles get a lot from a pyramid: a single high point, steep walls that shed weather, and a vestibule for muddy backpacking gear. The Trekking Pole Pyramid is a one-person, two-layer trekking pole tent in silnylon, made to pitch quickly after a long day.

The shape stays stable when you guy it well. Inside there is room for a sleeping pad and bag with space left for a small kit pile. The vestibule is where boots and the pack belong so the sleep area stays cleaner.

Size, setup, and what's included

The pyramid profile is built from premium ultralight silnylon and is meant to stay reliable in poor weather. Setup and take-down follow a simple sequence: stake, raise the poles, guy the walls. Trekking poles add support in wind so the steep walls keep their shape.

The interior fits a sleeping pad and bag with leftover room for a small pile of backpacking gear. The large vestibule is a convenient place for boots, the pack, and other items you do not want in the sleep bay. The packed size is easy to carry for a multi-day trip or a weekend overnight.

Who it is for

Choose the Pyramid when you want a true one-person trekking pole tent rather than a roomy two-person shelter used solo. It is lighter than dragging a freestanding dome and more storm-savvy than a flat tarp.

Backpacking Gear that you may consider with this item

These poles go well with the Pyramid: carbon-mix trekking poles or the carbon folding poles. Want more shoulder room for two? Look at the Trekking Pole Tent 2V.