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ALPS Mountaineering Tasmanian Tent 3-Person
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SKU: WX2*0720672
Overview
Built for hunters and campers who may face changing weather, this 3-person, 4-season tent is designed to provide shelter in conditions where rain, wind, and sun can all be factors. Its freestanding, 2-pole design with quick-clip assembly is intended to simplify setup, while the two doors and zippered mesh windows help with access and ventilation. The two vestibules add covered storage space for gear, and the included stakes and guylines support a more complete campsite setup. With coated fly and floor materials plus factory-sealed seams, it offers a practical option for trips where weather protection matters.
Why Hunters Choose the Alps
4-season Design
Supports use in unpredictable weather
1,500mm Fly
Coating and 5,000mm floor coating
Factory-sealed Fly
Floor seams provide added weather
Freestanding Two-pole
Quick-clip assembly simplifies setup
Two Doors
Zippered mesh windows improve access
Key Features
- 3-person, 4-season tent for unpredictable camping conditions.
- Freestanding 2-pole design with 7000 series aluminum poles.
- 1,500mm fly coating and 5,000mm floor coating for wet-weather protection.
- Factory-sealed fly and floor seams add weather protection.
- Two doors with zippered mesh windows for easier entry and ventilation.
- Two vestibules provide added gear storage and extra weather protection.
- Includes 7075 aluminum stakes and guylines.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a 4-season tent for unpredictable weather and wind exposure
- Campers who want two-door access and vestibule storage for organized gear
- Users prioritizing a freestanding setup with quick-clip pole assembly
- Backcountry trips where sealed seams and coated fly and floor matter
- Groups of three seeking a shelter with ventilation and weather-focused features
Specifications
| Assembly | Easy assembly with pole clips that quickly snap over tent poles |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3-person |
| Design | Freestanding |
| Doors | 2 doors |
| Floor Coating | 5,000mm coating |
| Floor Material | 75D 185T poly taffeta |
| Fly Attachment | Buckles on fly attach for maximum adjustability |
| Fly Coating | 1,500mm coating |
| Fly Material | 75D 185T polyester |
| Included Accessories | 7075 aluminum stakes and guylines |
| Pole Design | 2-pole design with 7000 series aluminum poles |
| Pole Material | 7000 series aluminum |
| Seams | Factory-sealed fly and floor seams |
| Season Rating | 4-season |
| Stake Material | 7075 aluminum |
| Storage Features | Mesh storage pockets and gear loft |
| Uv Resistance | UV-resistant |
| Ventilation | Zippered mesh windows |
| Vestibule Support | Vestibules include poles |
| Vestibules | 2 vestibules |
| Zippers | Extra large #8 zippers on doors and vestibules |
Pros
- 4-season design supports use in unpredictable weather conditions
- 1,500mm fly coating and 5,000mm floor coating add wet-weather protection
- Factory-sealed fly and floor seams provide added weather protection
- Freestanding two-pole design with quick-clip assembly simplifies setup
- Two doors and zippered mesh windows improve access and ventilation
- Two vestibules add gear storage and extra weather protection
Considerations & Trade-offs
- As a 4-season tent, it’s built with weather protection in mind, so it may be more than you need for fair-weather or warm-season trips.
- The 3-person size can feel tight once you add sleeping gear, especially if you plan to use the vestibules for storage rather than open living space.
- With two doors, vestibules, stakes, and guylines, it offers useful versatility, but that also means more components to manage during setup and takedown.
- The freestanding, pole-clip design is straightforward, but the tent still relies on proper staking and guylines for full stability in windy conditions.
Suggested Comparisons
- 4-season tent
- 3-person tent
- freestanding tent
- backpacking tent
Suggested Accessories
- Tent footprint
- Tent stakes
- Guy lines
- Gear loft organizer
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Tasmanian Tent suitable for cold-weather or shoulder-season hunting trips?
It is described as a 4-season tent, so it is intended for unpredictable conditions. The available information highlights weather protection features, but it does not specify temperature ratings or cold-weather performance limits.
How does this tent handle wet weather?
The product lists a 1,500mm coating on the fly and a 5,000mm coating on the floor, along with factory-sealed seams on both the fly and floor. Those are the stated weather-protection details.
How many hunters can this tent accommodate?
It is listed as a 3-person tent.
What entry and ventilation options does it have?
The tent has 2 doors, one on each end, and both doors include zippered mesh windows for ventilation.
Does it offer space for gear storage?
Yes. The product lists 2 vestibules for gear storage, plus mesh storage pockets and a gear loft.