Dwight’s Explore 1 Person Ultralight Hiking Tent

Whether you're tackling the trails or relaxing under the stars, Dwight’s Explore 1 Hiking Tent is the ultimate sanctuary of spacious comfort and reliability.

Designed for weather-proof support and durability, the exterior is made from 15D Silnylon and the floor of this hiking tent is made of ripstop Silnylon 20D that withstands the weather conditions while being incredibly lightweight. Inside, the tent boasts plenty of space for one person, with a 0.9m high ceiling and ample ventilation. The tent's double-door design allows for easy access and provides additional privacy. The tent’s 10000 mm waterproof-level and UV20 filter construction provide extra protection from the elements, ensuring a dry, cool, and comfortable space to stretch out your legs and unwind. 

The tent's sturdy, lightweight frame is easy to set up and take down, making it perfect for hikers and all on-the-go adventurers. Its compact size allows it to be easily packed into our Oxford composite TPU carry bag, making it the perfect companion for any hike or camping trip.

The ultra-lightweight construction and compact design of this Dwight’s 1-person hiking tent make it a reliable choice for any outdoor excursion. Made with comfort and security as our main priorities, this tent is sure to be a part of any adventure where you’re nestled within the heart of nature.

Specifications:

• Fly Material: Sil/nylon 15D
• Floor Material: Sil/nylon 20D
• Inner Tent Material: Sil/nylon 15D
• Mesh: 15D nylon mesh
• Waterproof level: 10,000 mm (Fully seam-sealed)
• UV protection factor: UV20
• Zippers: YKK
• Frame: 8.5mm Aluminium Alloy 7001-T6
• Internal Dimensions: 0.76m x 2.13m
• Packed Weight: 1570 Grams
• Packed Dimensions: 38 x 14 x 16 CM
• 1 year warranty

Also includes:

• 6 Guy ropes, 8 Pegs (three-edged pegs,15cm)
• 1x tent pole splint
  

Versatile Setup: The optional footprint adds the ability to allow a fly-first setup. You can pitch the tent fly before attaching the inner tent, offering key benefits such as:

• Quick Shelter in Bad Weather: In sudden rain or harsh conditions, you can set up the rainfly first to create immediate shelter, keeping yourself and your gear dry before assembling the inner tent.
  
  
• Lightweight Shelter Option: For minimalists, this configuration lets you use just the footprint and fly for a lightweight, streamlined shelter—perfect for fast and light trips.