MSR Thru-Hiker Mesh House 1 Person Trekking Pole A Frame Tent Review

The Thru-Hiker Mesh House 1 Trekking Pole has one door and a maximum center height of 3' 2, which is a tiny bit smaller than the average height of the 77 different 1 person tents we have examined With 20 square feet of room inside, it is significantly smaller than some other 1-person tents, and it would be quite tight for you during the whole of the 3-seasons, this tent is recommended for use in, smaller tents similar to this one are a very nice choice for people that welcome spending lots of hours outside the tent exploring.

Many of the great things about a frame tents are, that they are under normal circumstances not too heavy, making them easy to carry. In nearly all instances, tents used for backpacking are of the a frame type. They are generally speaking, freestanding and very simple to set up. In calm weather, you could do without securing the tent with stakes and ropes, not that this is suggested.

A Frame tents are without a doubt the most commonly seen of all the various sorts of tents you will see when camping. They tend to fair better in storms than other types, allowing rain to roll off the slanted sides, unlike cabin tents that have flat roofs, allowing the rain to pool on the roof. The most basic a frame tent will have a square footprint, slanted sides two or more poles which converge in the middle of the roof. Due to their construction, it is usually thought of that they are best for up to a maximum of 6 campers.

Below you can see an account of the tent's strongest and weakest points.

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• 5 add_circle_outline PROS

• 3 add_circle_outline CONS

PROS

1. Internal storage. It is good to see MSR has added a gear loft and pockets in the interior to store some of your gear.
2. Includes FootPrint. It is quite rare to see a footprint included with the tent. It is strongly suggested to always use a footprint, so not having to pay extra for one is a plus.
3. Breathable. The Thru-Hiker Mesh House's interior uses a mesh fabric on the inside of the tent, and this helps maximize the flow of air. With the extra ventilation, and this tent is great for use in the summer.
4. Other sizes are available. MSR has also made this model available in Other Sizes.
5. Low price. It is a great deal for a 1 person a frame tent that provides this much space. Not a lot of tents available on the market give this level of quality for only $164.93 info_outline

CONS

1. Not roomy. With a floor area of 20 square feet, the Thru-Hiker Mesh House 1 is smaller than quite a lot of the 78 other 1 person tents we have looked at.
2. No Vestibules. If you want to keep your dirty shoes, clothes, and backpacks protected from the elements, you must keep them inside the tent.
3. Storage Space. because of the size of the tent, one cannot store a lot of gear inside..

MSR's Thru-Hiker Mesh House 1 Trekking Pole tent is suitable for backpacking. Here are a few other things not already mentioned above which, were noticed and liked, while researching the model: Designed for thru-hikers and long-distance soloists looking to shed all the weight they can without sacrificing bug-free protection, Floor plan accommodates a large camping pad plus gear. and Offers great ventilation and livable space.

With wonderful ratings, a decent amount of reviews and a minimum headroom of 3' and 20 square feet of space to play with, this tent is like your own miniature home away from home. This allows you to spend some delightful moments hanging out with nature. We found a decent amount of pros about the tent that you can check out above.

If you came to this page looking for an endorsement on this actual tent, we think, it would make for a good buy. In case you just happened to arrive on this page while looking for a new tent having not heard of this brand or this tent model before, it is probably a good thing to look at some other comparable tents.

Value for money: As far as value for your money, this tent is undoubtedly cheaper than the normal price of all the seventy-seven, one-person tents we have looked at, this just by itself does not make it good value for money. We also need to think about other areas in-depth, as we do for each tent.

When we determine the score of a tent, we consider a good deal of stuff, finding areas where the tent could excel against other similar tents and where it is coming up short. On this occasion, with a total score of 4.4 and the price info above, It is simple to recognize that with a cost of $164.93 info_outline MSR's Thru-Hiker Mesh House 1 Trekking Pole is a great deal and astonishingly competitively priced in comparison with similar tents.

Its overall score shows that the quality and space the tent gives you were not skimped on to finish up with a price significantly below the normal price for comparable tents. It could make an exceptional choice for most campers looking for an appropriate three-season backpacking tent to camp in, that should serve you well for years to come.