ghamer: "
Just got this Marmot Tungsten 2P and really like it. Perfect amount of space for one person :-) "

Not a clear shot, but GSP's Marmot...not sure if the same model. Seemed to fit him and his dog pretty well.

Copper Spur 4. Ultralight and lots of head room. Great tent for 3.

Nammatj 2. Worked great in 45+ mph winds on Insula. Not much head room, but a great 4 season tent.

Set of Copper Spur 2. Great lightweight solo tents if your under 6 foot. I moved up to the Copper Spur 3 for this year.

Have used this tent for around ten years. One of the best camping gear investments I have ever made.

CCS Lean+

Different seasons, different tents. Snowtrekker EXP Crew.

awbrown: "CCS Lean+


"

CCS Lean+ is a CCS Lean with the bug screen, right? So does that mean we could call one of Dan's regular tarps CCS Lean-?

I'm not sorry for my silly ponderings. I'm bored and want to go camping, but I can't yet.

Mountain Hardwear Trango 2, ThaAnne River, Nunavut, day 42.

Mountain Hardwear Trango 2, North Face Mountain 25, Hilleberg Soulo (2), MEC Mantis bug tent (unfortunately discontinued), Tha Anne River, Nunavut. Waiting out 50mph winds.

MReid: "
Mountain Hardwear Trango 2, ThaAnne River, Nunavut, day 42."

I was a finger poke from obtaining one last nite. Ebay $175 was bid and 6 hours to end. Came awfully close!

butthead

This is a Big Agnes Big House 6 i bought many years ago and got a lot of use out of. Then one year my buddy decided to be a camp host at Lake Shetek State Park for the month of September and into early October. Most camp hosts have nice to fancy rv's or trailers that they stay in but my buddy borrowed this tent and you can see how he set it up. He was quite comfortable in it. He is also pretty much fearless and left the door open for the entire 42 days with the exception of one major rainstorm. Not me:)

Unfortunately this long usage pretty much spelled the end for this tent, the UV damage affected the small triangular window in it and it cracked so bad it leaked after this trip. I brought it back to REI with the hopes of possibly getting a new fly so I could continue using it - they refunded me the full amount in a Gift Card!! The good old days.

butthead: "I was a finger poke from obtaining one last nite. Ebay $175 was bid and 6 hours to end. Came awfully close!
butthead"

They're great tents if you need that type. I've spent miserable nights in lesser mountaineering tents in high winds.

Lean 3 for a family of 5

on the buffalo river

Nemo Losi 3
Copper Spur 2
Sierra Designs Zeta 4




Nemo Obi 3

Eureka Backcountry 4 - bought in 1996-97





Marmot Tungsten 4 - For Sale





Exped Venus II

Nemo Galaxy 2

Very old Eureka Alpenlite. Probably from the late 1980s. I used it through my 2018 trip. One heck of a tent, but replaced with one 3 pounds lighter in my old age.

REI "some kind of dome" tent I purchased in Albuquerque in the late 80's. No-one ever told me that my good old Eureka Timberline wouldn't hold up to Western desert winds. This one did and has been in service ever since.

Boppasteveg: "I love my Eureka Timberline!
"

Probably spent well over a year in this one.
Pretty good at shedding Alaska rains.

Duncan Lake, New Year's Eve 2015.

Big Agnes Flying Diamond 4

Bugaboo on South Hegman


Kelty Crestone 1 on Kelly


Asolo Velocity 3 on Snipe





Eureka 2 Man (Not sure name) South Hegman



2001 REI Half Dome on Stuart



Tarptent Rainbow 2 on Hook

Eureka Backcountry one man. Big enough for me and my 90 pound Labrador Sherman. He loves the tent. At sundown, in he goes, at the crack of dawn, out he goes. It's outfitter grade, a little heavy, but tough as nails.

Room for 2 to 4.
Eureka Alpine Meadows
Alps Aires
Alps Extreme 3 Outfitter
BA Emerald Mountain
Eureka CampTrails Geo Dome
REI Half Dome
Sierra Design Clip
Walrus Hurricane Hole

butthead

Now this is an intense (intents? get it?) thread!

I have just four tents...


Big Agnes Lynx Pass 4. Don't like it really. Too complicated, not very good.


Mountain Hardwear Lightwedge 3, was my go-to tent for years and still my most-used tent, though the Enan is gaining on it quickly.


Hilleberg Rogen, light and strong. My go-to for two-person trips now.


My one person tent is a Hilleberg Enan. It's gotten the most use of any of my tents in the last few years. It's very light, very small, and feels like a mini fortress in a storm. While Hilleberg calls this a three season tent, it's better in snow than some four season tents out there. It's seen a lot of nights and a lot of miles in the last few years and still basically feels brand new.

My last two tent purchases. A man can't have too many tents.

REI Kingdom 6 with Garage


REI Quarter Dome 3

Here's my Timberline 4 SQ XT after it got flattened by a tree while state park camping. Me & my 2 kids were inside it when the tree fell. It was the tent's maiden voyage.

Sierra Designs Clear Light, Bald Rock Falls site, Quetico

L.L.Bean Victor 6 on for Town Lake


Eureka Alpine light on Alpine Lake


Eureka mountain pass on Gabbro Lake


Eureka Alpine Meadows on gabbro Lake


warbonnet Superfly on Agnes Lake

Tony

Photos hang up. Will be back.

Family tents,
BA Big House
REI King Dome
Laacke&Joy Wildwood

And 2 overlooked,
Walrus Lite-Star
Eureka Mt Pass Solo

Not all I owned, not all still have, one I do have photos for.

butthead

Eureka Timberline with annex

Cabela’s Boundary Waters 4

Winter tent


Lean 3 I use in the BWCA as well


Hilleberg tent that I may use in the BWCA for winter cold camping ?

DanCooke: "
Hilleberg tent that I may use in the BWCA for winter cold camping ?"

Looks like a Nammatj 2 or Nammatj 3. Do you find the angle at the back of the tent to be restrictive?

It is the two. I did not find the angle at the back too restrictive. It takes awhile to set up and get fully guyed out and takes up alot of real estate. But if need be it should withstand the winds in an exposed area. I have used it Antarctica and Chile with no issues.

PaddleIN: "Eureka Timberline with annex

"

The wife and I loved that site, we spent 3-4 days there during the Pagami fire.

Eureka Zuess Classic.