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The Silshelter is an ultralight siliconized nylon tarp, specially shaped to set up on a hiking pole as a two person stand-alone shelter. Intended for use in conjunction with a bivy in above treeline conditions. Non slip neotek pole cap holds hiking pole in place at reinforced apex., with a second pole wrap prop-point in the centre of the shelter. There are 21 webbing tie outs on corners and edges (one on the outside of the pole cup to enable suspension from a tree), and 3 webbing tie loops on the body of the tarp. The front entrance flaps can be left open for ventilation or overlapped and staked for a weather tight closure. The Silshelter has no zippers. Pitch off ground level for best ventilation. The Silshelter will attach to front of many tents as a simple vestibule.
The Integral Designs Sil Shelter is an ultra light siliconized nylon tarp, specially shaped to set up on a hiking pole as a two person stand-alone shelter. The Sil Shelter is intended for use in conjuction with a bivy in above treeline conditions. A non slip neotek pole cap holds hiking pole in place at reinforced apex, with a second pole wrap prop-point in the center of the shelter. There are 21 webbing tie outs on corners and edges (one on the outside of the pole cup to enable suspension from a tree), and 3 webbing tie loops on the body of the tarp. The front entrance flaps can be left open for ventilation or overlapped and staked for a weather tight closure. The Sil Shelter has no zippers. Pitch off ground level for best ventilation. The Sil Shelter will attach to the front of many tents as a simple vestibule.
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The Integral Silshelter is an ultralight siliconized nylon tarp, specially shaped to set up on a hiking pole as a two person stand-alone shelter. Intended for use in conjunction with a bivy in above treeline conditions. Non slip Neotek pole cap holds hiking pole in place at reinforced apex., with a second pole wrap prop-point in the centre of the shelter. There are 21 webbing tie outs on corners and edges (one on the outside of the pole cup to enable suspension from a tree), and 3 webbing tie loops on the body of the tarp. The front entrance flaps can be left open for ventilation or overlapped and staked for a weather tight closure. The Silshelter has no zippers. Pitch off ground level for best ventilation. The Silshelter will also attach to front of many tents as a simple vestibule..
| Attachment Type: | 21 lightweight webbing tie-in loops, 1 re-inforced center loop over pole cap |
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| Country of Origin: | Canada |
| Material: | 30D Silicone impregnated parachute ripstop nylon |
| Packed Size: | 4 x 8in (Silcoat stuff sack included) |
| Poles: | Uses 1 trekking pole (or stick) if wanted |
| Recommended Use: | Minimalist backpacking, fast packing, lightweight camping, emergency shelter |
| Seam Sealed: | Yes |
| Size: | [Set-up] 9 x 5ft (45sq ft); [flat] 12ft long, 5ft wide on back, 8ft wide on front |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Weight: | 16.5 oz (470g) |
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Yellow | 169.95169.95 |
Gray | 169.95169.95 |
Oregon Mountain Community offers this product at $139.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
ProLite Gear offers this product at $169.99, but does not provide any color/size information.
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Well where to start i have been everywhere with this shelter From east coast to west coast and just love it.I spent a month in the Adirondacks with this shelter in temps down close to freezing and rain and stayed nice and Dry,Shaded and and just about anything else i needed it for.It sets up so many ways its so versitile for whatever you need.Bring lots of stakes or make some out of your natural surroundings.Greatest light weight,Compact shelter out there i think.Experiment with and you will agree its one great shelter.Good luck and Happy Trails....... | |
| Wlamb12237852 at Backcountry.com on 08/28/2008 | |
