Skyscape Trekker Dark Green 1 Person 28 oz. Ultralight Backpacking Tent. Our Longest Shelter. Floor Stretches Over 8 ft Long. 100% Silicone Coated Polyester Construction.

Loops on the doors to attach lines to wing them out would be good, and on top for extra guy-lines or to tie the tent between trees etc when no trekking-poles.At 6'2" I would like it to be a bit higher. To fit the poles at 48" (122cm) would do.

hard to set up in the dark

Used it on a 3 night 4 day hike and it worked great! Was easy to set up and performed great! Very light weight as well.

This is an amazing tent, but giving it a one star rating because it doesn't come seam sealed, nor does it say this at all on this page or in the tent's manual. I found out the hard way. You can order seam sealed tents from the manufacturer's website, or seam seal it yourself.

I purchased the original, single door version in 2014. Used for 100+ nights, mostly in the rugged Wy Wind Rivers. The tent has survived some serious wind gusts and heavy rain storms above 10000′. Also a great value for those that can’t afford DCF.My only complaint is that the design has a lower angled slope of the foot, single-wall panel. It’s not always possible to guy out this panel properly to increase tautness. As with all non-freestanding tents, it's tough enough to find proper main staking points in rocky terrain allowing optimal orientation to the wind and achieve a good pitch. If not guyed out the rear panel will sag in heavy rain (or even a 1/4″ of heavy snow) allowing precip to pool at the bottom and get the foot of the sleeping bag wet. (covering the foot of the bag with rain jacket doesn't work great - it slips off a lot)They have altered the design somewhat since others have had this problem, so do not know how this new design works if unable to guy out the rear panel. There is usually not a convenient bush, tree, rock near to attach the guyline to. The photos show what can work well and what happens after 1/4" of wet snow when not guyed out.Still a great tent.

Roomy and comfortable. Easy to pitch and keeps me dry. Seam sealed the tent myself.

I’ve used the Skyscape Trekker for several years and hundreds of miles. At 2 pounds and using trekking poles the hybrid tent deploys easily, has great ventilation with two vestibules and a bathtub floor. I’m 6’2” and can easily sit up with my chair and stretch out with all my gear. It’s completely worthy in a big storm or roll the door flaps back on a starry night. I love the options!