Carbon Fiber Tent Poles Reviews

This freestanding, double-walled featherweight pitches fast, packs tiny, and withstands the worst three-season storms.

It’s one of the lightest three-person tents we've used, yet it has two doors and headroom.

If low weight is your prime tent priority, put this shelter at the top of your shopping list.

If low weight is your prime tent priority, put this shelter at the top of your shopping list.

If low weight is your prime tent priority, put this shelter at the top of your shopping list.

Carbon poles with monofilament connectors make this tent light and cold-weather friendly

Stronger and lighter fabrics make this tent great for any adventure and can handle any weather condition.

Comfortable and highly ventilated, this tent offers lots of space with a double-wall dome that's great for short overnight hikes.

Comfortable and highly ventilated, this tent offers lots of space with a double-wall dome that's great for short overnight hikes.

This spacious, two-person tent uses durable fabrics to provide sturdy weather protection in a lightweight package.

Mesh walls create outstanding ventilation in this four-season tent for two.

This ultralight and stable three-person tent offers space and a quick setup.

This ultralight and stable three-person tent offers space and a quick setup.

This ultralight and stable three-person tent offers space and a quick setup.

This three-star accommodation costs less than $60 per person.

With a massive 96-square-foot (floorless) area and 70-inch peak height, the Circus Tent can fit up to seven.

With a massive 96-square-foot (floorless) area and 70-inch peak height, the Circus Tent can fit up to seven.

With a massive 96-square-foot (floorless) area and 70-inch peak height, the Circus Tent can fit up to seven.

True all-season performance–without a weight penalty.

True all-season performance–without a weight penalty.