Hilleberg Staika

Lining and Layers:

• Pitching requires no pegs, but 16 peg points provide options for increasing stability: six loops at each pole end, one point on each of the four non-door outer tent panels, and six double guy lines with double line runners, one along each pole line.

Fabric:

• The Staika’s dome design is completely free standing, and the vestibules are included in the self-supporting structure. Its innovative short pole sleeve and clip system construction, same length poles, and linked inner and outer tents make for simple and quick set up. Its design allows for a very compact footprint without sacrificing interior roominess.
• Kerlon 1800 outer tent fabric and three 10 mm poles in true dome configuration make for an exceptionally stable tent with outstanding snow-load handling capability.

Ventilation:

• The Staika’s ventilation system functions regardless of weather conditions, since both the inner tent’s fabric is highly breathable, and since there are two roof vents integrated into the top of the doors. Extra sliders on the outer tent doors provide plenty of adjustment options, and one entire side of the inner tent door opening is a no-see-um mesh panel covered with an equal sized, zipper-adjustable fabric panel. In addition, the top portion of the outer tents’ doors are made of highly air permeable yet water resistant, snow-proof fabric panels, so air flows freely, even when the panels are zipped closed. A separate vent cover ensures that the weather stays on the outside.

Weather and Wind:

• Dual entrances ensure that one door can always be situated out of the wind.

Features:

• The two vestibules are parallel to the sleeping area, so access to gear stored there is wonderfully convenient - you can even get at it while lying in your sleeping bag
• Both the floor space and head room are quite spacious thanks to the three pole structure and dome design.
• The Staika has plenty of room for two occupants and their gear