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Fully dedicated to Alpine route seekers, Nemo's Moki is a four-season shelter that isn't trying to be anything other than the most technically advanced tent on the market. Serious mountaineering protection that takes tent design to a new height. f09
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| Capacity: | 3 person |
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| Dimensions: | 90 x 75 x 48 inches |
| Floor area: | 43.2 sq ft |
| Minimum weight: | 6 lb 11 oz |
| Packaged weight: | 8 lb 11 oz (+ 1 lb 11 oz vestibule) |
| Poles: | 7 x 9.6mm DAC Featherlight aluminum |
| Shell fabric: | nylon |
| Vestibule area: | 10.4 sq ft |
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 | Nemo Moki Tent | $584.99 |
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"Great Tent worth the weight" | |
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| I bought this tent for a few reasons, 1 is to take my girlfriend hiking and have somewhere for my dog her and I to sleep the other is that my best friends and I were going backpacking for a few days in VA over spring break and one of my buddies was going to have to sleep in my tent and my dog was going to need a place to crash, found this on Craiglist for super cheap, sorry moosejaw :( but this thing is awesome vents great and is warm when you need it to be, I would recommend gettin the footpring and pawprint from moosejaw especially if you have a furry friend. it is a little heavy but worth it's weight in gold for keeping cozy and having a good time in the back country | |
| Robert at Moosejaw on 03/30/2009 | |
"Sealed it and ready to go" | |
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| Took only a few minutes to set-up and even less to take down. Design is awesome. Needed to get a larger tent than what we had having two girls now. Tent comfortably had space for two adults, a four year old, and a 15 month year old. Gear pockets all over. No condensation with all of us in there during a 50 degree night. Going to get a second so we can connect together to give them their own space until they don’t what to be with us anymore. A bit heavy but truly worth it. Looking toward using for some longer trips and harsh weather to really see its potential, I think we will leave girls at home for those. | |
| Brian at Moosejaw on 06/17/2009 | |
My favorite way to spend a night! | |
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| This tent is incredible! The side windows are a great way to sneak in and out of the tent when you have gear in both vestibules. My fiance and I spent a week in it on a climbing trip and it was roomy and comfortable. The extra vents make it really comfortable even on warm nights. There are tons of thoughtful details. I can't recommend it highly enough! | |
| loves2climb at Mountain Gear on 03/31/2007 | |
