Tents

A one-person tent that can do it all: from rugged, high-altitude alpine expeditions, to mellow backpacking trips.

It is always the hit of the trip. Fights have broken out over who gets to live inside.

The Black Diamond/Bibler Fitzroy hasn’t changed over the years, and remains the classic single-wall high-altitude tent.

The 36.6-square-foot Hilleberg Nammatj 3GT is an exoskeleton tent. The poles slip in the outer tent, into the fly.

The Nemo Moki is made with Nemo Osmo fabric, by far the most breathable single-wall tent material tested.

This 30-square-foot tent is bomber in winds, dry in snow and rain. It sets up easily with color-coded sleeves and poles—something other tent makers should copy.

The two-person, single-walled NEMO Tenshi is a breath of condensation-free air.

At 5 pounds 4 ounces the Jannu is light enough for one person, and, measuring 93 inches long, 57 inches wide and 39 inches high, spacious enough for two.

At 2.1 pounds and a one-of-a-kind inflatable tube in lieu of poles, the Nemo Gogo is no toy.

Imagine a weatherproof, wind-stable tent weighing less than a pound and a half. It sets up easily, sleeps two and packs down small enough to fit into a pocket.

The Solo Tarp is an amazing shelter.