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The Stargazing Tent Built for Remote Adventures
Designed in Colorado for backpackers, astrophotographers, and campers seeking the darkest skies, the Sky View Backpacker combines lightweight performance with unmatched night sky visibility.
Why Backpackers Love the Sky View Backpacker
Ultra-Clear Stargazing Mesh
Our premium wrinkle-free 18x18 stargazing mesh provides panoramic, horizon-to-horizon views that are dramatically clearer than traditional tent mesh.
Patent-Pending Internal Rainfly
Open or close the rainfly from inside the tent in seconds. Enjoy the stars all night and seal up instantly if weather moves in.
Tree Mode Compatible
Leave the poles at home and suspend the tent between trees for an ultralight 3.6 lb setup. Perfect for backcountry adventures where every ounce matters.
Lightweight & Trail Ready
At just 5.6 lbs packed, the Backpacker delivers spacious comfort without sacrificing durability or comfort.
Built for Real Weather
Constructed entirely from 40D Nylon Ripstop with a 5000mm waterproof coating for reliable protection in changing mountain conditions.
Compact & Easy to Carry
Packs down to just 20" x 6" diameter for easy transport on the trail.
See directions here: Sky View Duo Directions
Specifications
- Capacity: 2 Person
- Weight: 5.6 lbs
- Weight (Tree Mode): 3.6 lbs
- Floor Dimensions: 56" x 80.5"
- Peak Height: 41"
- Packed Size: 20" x 6" diameter
- Footprint Included
Materials
- Mesh: Premium 18x18 Wrinkle-Free Stargazing Mesh
- Fabric: 40D Nylon Ripstop with 5000mm Waterproof Coating
- Poles: 10.2mm Aluminum
Included With Every Tent
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✓ 6-Month No-Hassle Warranty
✓ Footprint Included
Take your camping experience beyond the campground and sleep beneath the stars in places where the Milky Way still shines brightest.
