The Deschutes shelter provides 44 sq. ft. of protection and is easily set up with one trekking pole to a maximum height of 49 inches. This allows plenty of room to sit up without feeling tight.
The tiny footprint allows you to pitch this tarp in even the most precarious spots. That means you can tuck yourself away in locations others would scoff at.
Constructed from tough but light Silicone Nylon.
Pyramid design is extremely effective at shedding wind from all directions
When paired with the Serenity NetTent, it creates a double-walled, ultralight, solo tent that weighs a mere 24 ounces.
One trekking pole setup allows you to vary the height depending on weather conditions.Side entry for convenience.
44 sq. ft. of living space with a peak height of 49 inches – a surprising amount of space-to-weight ratio.
Tarp Only: Exactly what it sounds like. The Deschutes Tarp with no frills.
Bundle: The pinnacle of versatility. Set it up as a tent, tarp, or a net tent, with the included Serenity NetTent.
16 OZ – 450 G SOLO TARP – USES ONE 49”/124cm POLE
The Deschutes is the ultimate tarp shelter – go light, go fast, go bug-free.
Features
- Zippered Entry for easier entry and exit.
- Easy Tension Adjustment so you can keep the tent taut from the comfort of your sleeping bag
- Top Vent to reduce condensation.
- Single Pole Setup, with hexagonal shape provides maximum protection at minimum weight.
- 360° Weather Protection
General
- Seasons 3
- Sleeps 1
- Ships With Tarp, Stuff Sacks, Guy lines
- Pack Size 15″ X 6″38.1 x 15.24 cm
- Weight 16 oz – 450 g
- Stakes 6 (sold separately)
Design
- Type Tarp
- Frame Single 49″/124cm Pole (sold separately)
- Entry Side Entry
- Coverage 44 ft2 – 4 m2
Materials
- Canopy 20D Silicone Coated Nylon
3,000mm Rating
- Netting Ultralight 20D No-See-Um
- Zipper #3 YKK
These type of shelters made by Six Moon Designs require an after-production sealant to be applied to all the sewn seams that would be vulnerable to precipitation. This not only creates a watertight bond between the pieces of fabric and fills the tiny holes created by the sewing machine, but also adds strength to the seams. This process is required to make the shelters completely waterproof.
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