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The Mountain Hardwear Hammerhead 2 tent is perfect for short hikes to camp sites and car camping.

Mountain Hardwear designed the Viperine 3 three-person, three-season tent to be easy to set up and spacious inside. This tent features Mountain Hardwear's new Crosshub pole structure--one pole hold... more

Mountain Hardwear designed the Viperine 3 three-person, three-season tent to be easy to set up and spacious inside. This tent features Mountain Hardwear's new Crosshub pole structure--one pole holds the whole tent up. Aside from being easy to pitch, this structure results in nearly vertical walls, which means more of the tent's interior space is useable. With its fly, the Viperine 3 is watertight, so you can ride out the storm in comfort. Reflective guy out loops steady your tent in high wind... less

Take your Mountain Hardwear Sprite one-person, three-season tent with you into the backcountry on your next solo trip. With its fly, the watertight Sprite will protect you in a storm and has five s... more

Take your Mountain Hardwear Sprite one-person, three-season tent with you into the backcountry on your next solo trip. With its fly, the watertight Sprite will protect you in a storm and has five square feet of vestibule room--plenty of space for your pack and hiking boots. The J shape of this tent gives you room inside as well, so you can stash your water bottle nearby or get off your outer layers without feeling cramped. Storage pockets hold your headlamp and eyeglasses. Get plenty of air c... less

Pack your Mountain Hardwear Lightpath 2 two-person, three-season tent on your next backpacking adventure. The Lightpath 2's watertight fly keeps the rain out and will be your barrier against foul, ... more

Pack your Mountain Hardwear Lightpath 2 two-person, three-season tent on your next backpacking adventure. The Lightpath 2's watertight fly keeps the rain out and will be your barrier against foul, wet weather. Guy lines let you stabilize your tent in the wind. The fly provides you with 10 square feet of vestibule room so you can drag your packs underneath and have a dry spot where you can take off your muddy boots if the weather gets really unpleasant. A plastic window on the fly lets you see... less