I was limiting what I do because until I decide I want to keep the shelter I need to keep it clean and without signs of use. A circumnavigation of the remote upper headwaters of the Tuolumne…, The Ultimate Hiker's Gear Guide (Second Edition): Tools & Techniques to Hit the Trail, Imperfections: A self-critique of the Sierra Designs High Route Tent, Free download: My 12 go-to breakfasts & dinners, https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxMbtrAZYEMocXp5ZlpLMHdqdkU, https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxMbtrAZYEMoT2RLSzNIWDJUMFE, https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxMbtrAZYEMoTzY3T2ZEMlNSTEk, https://andrewskurka.com/2016/two-snug-high-route-tent-as-two-person-shelter/, https://andrewskurka.com/2016/sierra-designs-high-route-tent-imperfections/#comment-22232, https://andrewskurka.com/2018/preview-sierra-designs-high-route-tent-updated/. Its poles do not block the entryways or dissect the sleeping area. I currently use a MLD solomid so this is a little heavy for me, but it might be a nice shelter for my Dad who may be looking for a roomy solo shelter for Alaska. Well done on the design. The High Route Tent is much better for more inclement conditions: moderate or heavy rain, wind, snow, or bugs. So perhaps it’s not meant for the weekend warrior who gets out a few times a year and picks and chooses the weather, but someone who is prepared to carry a little extra for weathertightness and durability over many weeks of use. Not worth it. Other geometries make for better 2-person shelters. May be purely subjective. It would have been great to provide additional nylon loops for optional shock cord to keep the sides more vertical To specifically answer your question, a new 3P SD shelter is not currently in the works. Featured Items Newest Items Best Selling A to Z Z to A By Review Price: Ascending Price: Descending 2 Items. Other than not being freestanding with possibly some camp locations being located on the beach, it seems like it would be a good design. I'm the one on trail who brings far too much first aide gear, eats produce almost every day yet ALWAYS has bags of sugar-y candy. Less different but better: Brand flip of Sierra Designs in 2018. I will probably slim down the tent per Andrew’s notes later on and just use a tautline hitch on the hooks with 1.5mm line and a McCarthy hitch on the corners. Give your opinion. The High Routeâs fly is 48â x 108â x 48â (W x L x H) and protects 36 square feet of floor space, enough for one big person, one person trapped in their shelter by weather, one person plus a dog or a lot of gear, or two people snug. Update Capacity 1 Person (2) Doors 1 Door (1) 1.5 Doors (1) Award Yes (1) Sierra Designs. 12 inches fully extended. It’s oversized, so it won’t become a coffin in consecutive days of wet conditions. Pitched with trekking poles (not included), the tent saves weight and minimizes packed size. The Sierra Designs High Route FL 1 is a great entry point if youâve never used a trekking pole tent before because it doesnât require any seam sealing, everything is included, and it has easy-to-learn, fast-pitch. The shelter does not appear to be properly set up. The moment you open the doors things tend to get floppy. I’m not as familiar with the bug season here. The guylines that you use for the tent body are the same guylines that you use for the tarp. I would say if you set up the tent body inside the tarp you wouldnât have enough space inside the tent body for you pack, but you could definitely put it in the âgear closetâ created between the tarp and the tent body. $359.95. Otherwise, I thought the original High Route was a really solid shelter. Size: 1 Person, Minimum Weight: 37, Weight: 2.8, Tents and Shelters Application: Backpacking, Application: Camping, Sleep Capacity: 1-Person, Color: Red Clay, Body Material: 15D Nylon No-See-Um Mesh, Floor Material: 30D Nylon Ripstop, WR/1200mm PeU, ⦠It doesn’t tension beautifully like the inner tent of a poled tent, but your photo suggests there is lots of slack in the pitch that shouldn’t be there. Voila. Thanks for your support! Read more June 1, 2016. A disclaimer: I haven’t been on the MST. 2. Also maybe some type of a “quick start” sheet inside, since some of your customers may have never had a pole supported shelter before? Shelter geometry design is evolutionary, whether by intention or not. I struggle to believe that, simply because of the advancements in fabrics since that time. Decrease Quantity: Quantity Increase Quantity: Free Shipping on All Orders Forget the Wrong Side, Wake Up on the High ⦠It is fussy down there with three straps each going their own way. If you want, you can attach the inner ⦠Also, river side camping can be tough, and esp if no trekking poles b/c kayaking. 2020 © Andrew Skurka. Adaptée aux conditions climatiques difficiles, elle résiste même à des conditions hivernales modérées. When I did the comparison I looked for something 1) just as big/long as the Clip 3 CD (I push out the ends head and foot of many tents lying down) to preserve why I like the Clip 3 so much 2) Set up in the rain friendly (which would be an improvement on the Clip 3) and why I was looking for a different tent. Some seem to think that the HR1 should be docked points for this, as if the idea was copied. Iâm biased about the Sierra Designs High Route Tent 1FL: I drew its first sketches, field-tested extensively each prototype, and assured that the final version achieved my original objectives, which was to create a one-shelter quiver for all of my solo backpacking trips.In these pages, Iâve tried to create and compile information to help you determine if itâs truly the best shelter for you. Mountainsmith are very reasonably priced and use heavier fabrics but the designs are limited and so-so. Although, a tarp/bivy is not for everyone, even in these ideal conditions — many people find a bivy too claustrophobic, or simply want more protected living space. What freestanding shelters do you like? If you want to send me more photos of your setup, I’d be happy to critique. But (you know thereâd be a âbut,â right?) Itâs not perfect, and — depending on your trip conditions, personal preferences, and recreation budget — it may not be the most appropriate shelter for you. Packed weight: 1 pound 15 ounces I’m guessing ‘halved’ and ‘doubled’ or more. We considered this, but decided not to because you lose functionality of the door. I am planning to do NC’s Mountains To Sea Trail next summer when it will be hot, humid, and buggy. I ignored tents like those 4 months ago when I was searching for a replacement for the SD Clip 3 CD because they were no better about setting up in the rain. It sounds like it would be great for my first big long-distance excursion. Reviews; Related Gear; 40154120. To do that I needed to keep the pole length to around 120cm and use the guy lines to provide tension. I would need a year or two of hard use and in varied conditions to give a thorough review. The High Route Tent looks very nice as well. Another option is to porch one of the side doors, so that you can ventilation and extra room. They were spec’d to be long enough so that the inner tent could be shifted around. This is a great article; the features discussion is very helpful. Are you considering the Sierra Designs High Route as your do-it-all shelter? I would much rather carry 6-7 extra ounces and not have to deal with a meager 32-34 inch entrance height, single entrances, and flimsy fabrics. 1. The Sierra Designs Lightning FL 2 person tent is a spacious, lightweight tent thatâs exceptionally easy to pitch. I have been a party to three patent disputes in my life. It has enough room to lie down or sit in a hunched position, and to keep your gear out of the rain, but nothing more. The vertical walls of the main entrances of the tent do not allow moisture in when it is raining. Anyway, very well done. Also, how was the ventilation on those wet nights? Thanks for posting the journey best of luck on the launch. It looks very capable of dealing with the TGO Challenge weather. https://andrewskurka.com/2018/preview-sierra-designs-high-route-tent-updated/. I was a little surprised by the comments over the Stratosphire and Swiftline, as if those two shelters owned the idea of making the ridgeline diagonal to the sleeping area or that they represented the extent of design possibilities with this configuration. Simply start by staking out all four corners of the tent body. For example, compared to the Big Agnes Fly Creek HV UL1, MSR Carbon Reflex 1, and Nemo Blaze 1P, the HR1 has up to 50 percent more protected square footage, uses fabrics that are up to 2x as waterproof, and costs $50 to $100 less. Indeed, very true. So if the inner is centered perfectly, yes, 9 inches on either side. The newsletter is sent once per month, max, and normally contains informative reviews and skill tutorials. In order to allow full motion of the nest left to right the correct length is sqrt(9^2+18^2)~20 inches. That will give you more room, although admittedly it does not feel nearly as palatial as when used with the fly-only. Not my ideal time of year, but my wife is a teacher and that is when I am able to go. The Stratosphire vs. Dan’s X-Mid vs. HR1. The High Route is double-wall, (more versatile, and better manages condensation), easier to pitch, and bigger. The X-mid and the HR look superficially similar – nothing more than a rotated inner to provide for larger vestibule. Instead, I’d just bring an emergency blanket (maybe two, for extra waterproofness) and put all of my gear on top of it. Two years ago this was a concern of mine, too (and, in fact, our first prototype had sloping sides). Sure, there are always lighter options however the all-around functionality of this is really nice, and the price is excellent. If it starts to rain and youâve only set up the tent body, you would have to take it down, set up the tarp, and then set the tent body up again inside the tarp. 3) The pole tension strap kind of gets in the way of the zipper straps. Once youâve done this, adjust the string locks accordingly for a taut pitch. Some thoughts and responses: 2. I’m assuming because the vestibules are vertical you would have enough room to prop your pack upright outside the inner tent? $299.95. As a result the inner also came low, and the minimal tub was essentially lying on the ground providing zero wind protection. Sorry, I see this was addressed in an earlier question last year. The annoyances are mostly the same, some amplified: 1) The corner lines of the inner are still 12″ despite Andrew stating that the design called for 21″ to allow asymmetric placement of the inner. During the month of May I went on a monthlong road trip from Oregon to Colorado, venturing through Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, and Arches National Park. The fly is 48″ wide; the inner, 30″. However, the Sierra Designs High Route is a little heavy compared to other ultralight one-person shelters. I Am open to the idea of a hammock but concerned about places on the MST where there are no trees or other structures to hang a hammock. I will drive out to the desert tomorrow to try it out. Need a UK outlet. And, second, the smaller footprint leaves 17.25 square feet of utility space for cooking dinner, and for storing wet gear and dirty shoes. $189.95. My coverage of Outdoor Retailer starts at the Sierra Designs booth (naturally, since theyâre paying for me to be here). If you want to save weight by using two trekking poles to support the shelter, the diagonal positioning is pretty obvious. The packed size is smaller than most due to the short length of the included tent poles. Once the fly is pitched, the inner tent can be placed inside. 3 Seasons. The advantage to setting up the tent body in addition to the tarp is 1) itâs super duper easy, and 2) you gain a bug proof webbing, a bathtub floor AND two large gear closets. Correct, addressed earlier. For regular backpacking in sandy environments, I would suggest a freestanding tent. Pros and cons? In the absence of strong wind the tent will stand up without any guylines. or is there an us retailer that ships to europe? Among conventional manufacturers (i.e. Please check your email for further instructions. Review your outdoor gear and you're entered to win a women's Eleanor Plus ($250 value) or a men's Zissou Plus ($220 value). 18 months later I bought it again, having been frustrated by the Stratospire’s somewhat fussy design and needing 15 minutes to pitch even after a year. Totally recommend this tent in rain. And they allow for excellent ventilation even when itâs raining (when humidity is usually highest), without sacrificing any of its 36 square feet of protected space. A 40+sq ft inner high route would be awesome btw. What are you willing to sacrifice to save weight? But my question to you, because I thought you might have a better idea than others is, how can they get patents on a basic tent design? It will be as difficult to pitch as any non-freestanding shelter. Overall, there is much greater variation among these tents than among, say, A-frame tarps or freestanding dome tents. If you only a short pad, it offers some foot insulation, too. On a hard office floor, it’s 120 cm, but in the field it’s going to be 125 after accounting for some fabric stretch and some sinkage of the pole tip into the ground, or even 130 if you leave slack in the guylines and let the shelter lift off the ground. Other than the space and comfort, how does the SD High Route fair against a tarp/bivy setup in bad conditions? Shifting the inner tent to one side – hmm, the provided tension lines to dot seem to accommodate this. Some of us are not entirely flexible and that would have made ingress/egress helluva lot more pleasant in the morning. It’s been interesting to read about the journey you’ve taken in developing the tent. Hereâs the full review⦠My positive impressions for the HR1 from before are still the same as when I posted in this thread some time ago – tall; easy-ish to pitch; creature comforts that are important to me – two pockets, loops along the ridgeline that allow me to string a line and an extra pocket up there; easy to pack (stuff sack has been modified from Andrew’s videos); light at least by my standards. I’m very excited by this design. So you would have to untie the guylines from the tarp every time you want to set up the tent body, which can be frustrating if you have your guylines set perfectly in length. 5) No fuss cording – Andrew recommends that you cut it off ð but if you do decide to keep it I found it pleasantly solid and simple. the Big Agnes Copper Spur UL 3/4 beats it. I bought the Mk.1 shortly after release and returned within weeks because next to a Stratospire it felt less robust in high winds. Compare products link. Wrap the gray Velcro straps, located in the corner of the inner tarp, around each pole. It is best pitched without the inner tent attached to the fly. Vestibule: 7.3 square feet Choose your options. Tarp only weight: 1 pound, 1 ounce I find 1ft vestibules of fairly limited utility and prefer to place the inner almost flush with one of the doors, with just enough room for shoes, with most gear going in on the other side. It is the lack of tension on the mesh that I am highlighting. I am pretty sensitive to to design “borrowing” (in general I am very critical of it) but it doesn’t take much to show that this is in fact a unique design. If you want to use a ground-based shelter, I think it would perfect excellently in the humidity and precip that is common to that part of the world. Beyond the weight penalty, these shelters will perform awesomely in milder conditions, too â they are a one-shelter quiver. Versus all of these shelters, the HR1 is also more storm-worthy and more modular, in the sense that its fly and inner tent are designed to be used together or independently, perhaps in conjunction with other components, e.g. I did not find it troublesome, but if you do just leave the bottom attached to the fly, it pitches well that way. In general it’s pretty rare to see a truly unique or revolutionary product, i.e. It would be interesting to see a back of the envelope (or fag packet if your a pom) estimate on the weight and cost of a dyneema fly and bug floor. 1) Vertical sides result in complete elimination of vestibule space. After reading the excellent 3-part hammock article by Alan Dixon I need to lezrn about modifying the hammock to a ground setup in which I could survive rainy weather. Tensegrity Wind Tunnel from Sierra Designs on Vimeo. Andrew has stated that the HR1 started out with sloped sides, I wish it had stayed that way. I don’t own any freestanding shelters, so I can’t offer any first-person recommendations. It ventilates extremely well, even when itâs raining or snowing. Inner pocket for the poles will be helpful to increase success with non-expert users. The timing of this review is serendipitous!! But these are not ideal solutions. The Sierra Designs High Route 1 FL tent, a collaboration between long-distance hiker Andrew Skurka and Sierra Designs, has been highly anticipated over the last couple of years of development. Kudos! The grommet at the bottom of the tent doesnât allow your trekking pole to really stab into the ground, which doesnât allow the poles to stand up perfectly. Beyond the weight penalty, these shelters will perform awesomely in milder conditions, too — they are a one-shelter quiver. The inner tent is purposely not a palace. Sierra Designs Camping Gear, Tents. For which it is closer to perfect than not. High Route 2 Tarp Sierra Designs. The Sierra Designs High Route 1 FL can be set up three ways: just the tent body, as a tarp, or as a tarp with the tent body inside. Sierra Designs. I thought that it may be possible to support them somewhat by pulling out the poles an inch or so, but this is when I discovered how unforgiving the design is with respect to lateral pole misalignment. 1) The pockets that the poles fit into are not substantial enough, at least IMO. Disclosure: I co-developed the High Route Tent with Sierra Designs. When the bugs are bad, they’ll be at least 12 inches from your ears, which is way better than the 1-2 inches in the bivy. Its nice to see a comparison to the Tarptent and Yama too as initially they look very similar but there are more differences than meets the eye. I personally didnât put my pole through the grommet and found the tent worked better that way. Clad to hear you have some NC roots! Why not just throw in a second pair of guylines. Frankly, if I were doing a long-distance trip with relatively benign conditions like those encountered on the Pacific Crest or Continental Divide Trails (i.e., few storms, low humidity, bug-free nights, and dry campsites), I would find the potential weight-savings very attractive. Or at-least that was my first impression. $279.95. I was impressed this tent had two side doors and still weighs less than two pounds. With the current design they are VERY unforgiving with respect to non-vertical poles. In a perhaps refreshing change of tone, Iâd like to discuss real and perceived flaws of the Sierra Designs High Route Tent 1FL, and in some cases explain why they exist. There are some solutions to pitching a non-freestanding shelter on the soils that you mentioned: * Find another campsite. There is enough room to put muddy boots inside, but to keep them away from potential backsplash you have to press them against the inner and potentially muddy it. How do you shave 12 ounces off an already light tent? Hi Ana! Only three current models are being carried forward â the Summer Moon, Clip Flashlight, and my High Route. Then, connect the tent body to the ceiling of the tarp by connecting the buckles at the top of the yellow strings on the tent body. And like any A-frame tarp or pup tent, such as the Big Agnes Scout, the HR1âs ridgeline must be tensioned at both ends, using stakes or natural anchors. Some might wish it were bigger, for a roomier living area and maybe even room for two. ), The HR1âs inner tent, however, is relatively modest, at 30â x 90â x 43â (W x L x H) with only 18.75 square feet of floor space. Try putting more tension on the doors by lengthening the poles. Re DCF, yes, probably about half the weight and twice the expense. Watch this in-depth review to learn more! Current Stock: 69. However the real beauty of the design is that it is what I would call semi self supported. Looking at the dimensions of the inner, it looks like if you have the inner nest in, you don’t have a ton of room on under the fly, about 9 inches on either side? I found a SD Mirage 2 for a fantastic price for my car camper and can attest to both the quality and functionality of the inner tent design. the HR1 was designed for nastier conditions: extended rain, strong winds, intense bugs, heat and high humidity, and moderate snowfall. As extremes, imagine replicating the Alaska-Yukon Expedition, partaking in the TGO Challenge, or thru-hiking the Wind River High Route. My old clip flashlight 3 CD still has a better space to weight ratio than any double wall tent I can find 15 years later. 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