Description

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The Tarptent StratoSpire 1 is Tarptents best-performing solo model across the widest range of weather conditions. The patented design of the StratoSpire 1 uses trekking poles and an unconventional design to maximize the amount of useable living space. The result is an unbelievably spacious interior, with exterior support strong enough to weather multi-day storms. Need to sleep two or more? Have a look at the StratoSpire 2.

Sleeps: 1+
Seasons: 3-4
Weight: 36 oz / 1020 g
Max Interior Height (under fly): 48 in / 122 cm
Floor Width: 32 in / 81 cm (floor can widen to 40 in / 102 cm)
Floor Length: 86 in / 218 cm
Stakes: 6 x 8 in / 20 cm Easton Nanos (included)
Packed size : 16 in x 4 in / 41 cm x 10 cm

Note: The tents must be seam sealed, silicone not included. How to do:

On my trek through Scotland in May 2018 during the TGO Challenge, my hiking buddy Niels (former owner backpackinglight.dk) – used the Stratospire during the trip. He had been using the tent for years, and for good reason. I can honestly say that I had gear envy. My first three days I hiked with a floorless shelter, and the rest of the trip I used a single hoop tent. Next time I walk through Scotland I will be using the Stratospire.

The Tarptent Stratospire uses two trekking poles for setup, the inner tent is pitched with the outer – so you don’t have to put them up separately in rain and so on. The inner tent can easily be taken out and the outer fly used by itself to create a massive solo or two man floorless shelter. The 30 denier silnylon means that the tents has excellent durability and will be able to withstand any amounts of rain you find yourself in.

Something to think about when using the Tarptent Stratospire is that it does use two trekking poles for set-up, you can of course buy two tent poles instead. Also, the floor on a Tarptent is also Sil-nylon. So you still need to choose a proper campsite and not pitch the tent on extremely wet ground as water can seep through the bottom if your not careful. It’s normally not a problem, but if your used to the really thick polyurethane plastic floors, than it’s important to keep that in mind.

Very large solo tent
Two large vestibule
Lightweight
Great storm protection
Easily removeable inner tents
Two entry and exit

Needs to be seam sealed
Can’t take out the carbon fiber end-struts.

- Re-engineered interiors for enhanced usable volume
- Loop and toggle fly door ties for ease of use.
Very strong and stable.
Vented PitchLoc™ ends with both high and low line tighteners for enhanced stability
3,000 mm hydrostatic head pressure rating for fly, 3,000 mm for floor
Lower fly edge to block wind and eliminate splash potential
Easier to detach PitchLoc carbon tubing for improved ease of stuff-ability
Full perimeter hem pullouts
Integrated gear pockets at each interior zippered door
Integrated clips for enhanced ability to flatten either vestibule in tight spaces.
for strength and durability.
Fast setup — 2 minutes from sack to pitched.
Dual trekking pole support; no poles in your living space.
Optional when not using trekking poles.
Optional sleeping compartment for pets and children fits into either vestibule.
Handle side up pole setup with
Double wall (mesh or solid wall), dual entry, and dual vestibules.
Substantially more usable floor space and volume than any comparably poled shelter on the market.
Separate living compartment clips up to fly and is completely removable. Can also be set up independently.
Interior never gets wet during entry, exit, setup or takedown in storms.
Roomy with very large vestibules for excellent gear storage space.
Reflective spectra cord guylines secured by integrated line tighteners.

Interiors (mesh or solid) are interchangeable and clip in and out from underneath the fly. You may order either interior at a later date, or the “Both” option means that are ordering the fly and two interiors. The solid interior (which has 2/3 solid, 1/3 mesh walls and a solid roof) blocks horizontal blowing wind, sand, snow, and rain.

https://www.trailspace.com/gear/tarptent/stratospire-1/

https://backpackinglight.com/tarptent-stratospire-1-review/