Tents for people who need tents that work
We combine deep industry heritage and an obsessive design ethos to build shelters that perform when you need them most.
We design the gear we want to use
Every tent we make is born from our own experience in the backcountry. We obsess over every detail of our shelters to address our own needs as users. Every design is rigorously field tested with the input of alpine guides and athletes, so when the weather turns sideways at 11,000 feet (or 21,000), your shelter doesn't.
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Award-Winning Tents Loved by People All Over the World.
This tent held up perfectly, did not come unstaked at all despite being whipped around like it was being shaken by an angry sasquatch, and I stayed totally dry inside. I could not believe it. Night two, we had another, similar storm - but with marble-size hail. I thought FOR sure the tent was a goner this time. Nope! No holes or tears, stood up to the wind, and I stayed dry yet again... I can't recommend it enough.
The Perfect Tent... Truly impressed by this marvel of tent engineering and will be trusting my life to it on some big mountains in remote places for years to come. It’s truly the end all be all tent for 4 season mountaineering.
As an Arctic expedition guide I've used just about every premium tent on the planet. Nothing even comes close to the kahiltna dome. The quality, thoughtful designs are rock solid stability are second to none. Sling fin builds a serious tent! Buy with confidence, you will not be disappointed!!!
Best tent I've ever used... The combination of storm worthiness and condensation management is unlike anything I've seen on any other tent, and it comes in such a small and relatively light package. I cannot stress enough how good the overall design and material choices are.
Product list
Portal 3
From
$690.00
CrossBow 2 Four-Season
$790.00
Portal 2
From
$580.00
Cinder Cone 4P Pyramid Tent
From
$470.00
WindSaber
$975.00
HotBox
$750.00
Portal 1
From
$550.00
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