Best solo trekking-pole tent
Durston X-Mid 1
Durston · Mid · About 1 lb 12 oz
The one-person X-Mid: a double wall, one set of poles, and enough floor for a real pad.
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This is the solo tent to recommend before a single-wall tarp tent. You still need two poles and stakes. Pitch it at home. If your camps are platforms, buy a freestanding solo instead and accept the weight.
Who should buy it. Solo backpackers who already carry trekking poles.
Best for. Solo hikers with poles and stakeable ground
Standout limitation. Not freestanding
Specs
- Sleeps
- 1
- Pitch
- Trekking-pole
- Season
- Three-season
Pros
- Double wall
- Sane price
- Good floor for one
Cons
- Not freestanding
- Two poles required
Not sold on Amazon US. Check the maker's own site.
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