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Product Description
THE ONE IS NOW IN STOCK AND FOR SALE.
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If you're looking for full protection for a pound, The One™ is your ticket. Generous bathtub floor, full mesh enclosure with zippered entry, and zippered split beak provide plenty of room for the solo hiker with gear inside and outside. Multi-support design means you can use your adjustable trekking poles, fixed length trekking poles (120 - 130 cm) or available segmented tent poles to set up your One™. Six stakes (not included) and an easy setup means you'll be snug in your shelter in a minimum of time and effort. Our EZC2 guylines are highly visible day and night with new reflective tracers. Our time-tested spinnaker fabric keeps the rain at bay, while a protected rear double vent coupled with the beak clearance and perimeter mesh provide for ample ventilation. Then there's the nice extras: a clip to hang your mini flashlight and illuminate the shelter and vestibule, a mesh bag for your reading glasses and whatnot, and loops so that a drying line can be rigged.
The design goals of The One™ were to provide a full-protection, single wall shelter that a tall person could easily sit up in (without having to crowd into one end of the shelter), with room inside for some gear, well-ventilated with a good-sized vestibule, allowing flexible pole options for about a pound. Glen has been toying with various design solutions for this since 2003. In 2007, after a trip with longtime customer and talented gear tinkerer Rik Christensen, Rik showed Glen a shelter he had made, and the resultant exchange of ideas helped mold the final shape and feature set of The One™. To help mitigate the wind profile of a high shelter, the rear is canted to help shed breezes. There are additional tie out points along the rear edge and the tent can be secured to the rear pole to provide additional stability. The computer-designed catenary cut lines allow for a taut setup. Strategic 70d reinforcements spread the stresses while maintaining minimum weight.
We recommend seam sealing, as a minimum, the ridgeline and rear roof lines of The One™ with either Silnet or a painted-on homemade mixture of silicon sealant and mineral spirits. Since the floor of The One™ is the same lightweight spinnaker as the body of The One™, the Squall Classic and our tarps, we recommend always using a Polycryo groundcloth to protect it. The One™ ships with a 2-pack of the medium Polycryo included.
For more detailed instructions on setup and use, download the User Manual and the Basic Knots document and watch the video below. See Warranty for important information.
Recommended Uses
1 person 3 season backcountry shelter for alpine and sub-alpine use. Will shed light snow.
SETUP VIDEO
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Additional Photos
Front Left
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Front Right
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Rear Vent
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Front Pole Pull-Out
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Rear Pole Pull-Out
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Rear Pole Trekking Pole Harness
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Rear Trekking Pole Harness (Side View)
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Rear Pole Loops
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Flashlight Clip
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Interior Pocket
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Product News and Updates
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
All tents being sold now have the front vestibule bottom pullouts reinforced with extra stitching. Only tents sold in February and March needed the reinforcement.The One Vestibule Repair
Please be aware that before you set up your tent, you will need to push up the piece of fabric at the top of the vestibule near the front pole grommet pull-out so that it forms a "tube" for the front pole to extend into. This will protect the fabric from rubbing against the front pole tip. Check the User Manual for further instructions on how to do this.
In order to lighten our environmental footprint, we will no longer be shipping a printed user manual with those products that require one. You can view or download and print user manuals in Microsoft Word and PDF format at
User Manuals.
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Features
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| High thread count spinnaker cloth - the lightest fully waterproof fabric available
Computer-designed catenary cut lines
Provides COMPLETE protection from the elements
Full bug protection
Very easy setup with a minimum of 6 stakes
Large main tarp area and immense zippered vestibule provides generous living space and abundant storage capacity.
Front beak
Bathtub floor
Computer designed main tarp wall shapes allow sufficient interior height and space to minimize contact with interior walls
Ample ventilation with a double rear vent
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Specifications
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Weight:
17.1 oz. (485 g.) - Shelter before seam sealing
.4 oz. (11 g.) - Stuff sack (included)
1.5 oz. (43 g.) - Polycryo ground sheet (included and recommended)
1.5 oz. (43 g.) - 4 6" (15cm.) Titanium stakes & 2 6" (15cm.) Easton stakes (recommended)
6.2 oz. (176 g.) - Front and Rear poles, (48.5" (123 cm.) each, optional)
Size:
17.5 sq. ft. (1.6 sq. m.) - Main tent
10.4 sq. ft. (1 sq. m.) - Vestibule
24 in. (61 cm.) - Length of ridgeline
47 in. (119 cm.) - Height in the front (peak interior height)
41 in. (104 cm.) - Height at the rear
12 in. (30 cm.) - Height at ends of floor (when pitched with roof sides to the ground)
15 in. (38 cm.) - Height at ends of floor (when pitched with roof sides 8 in. off of the ground)
in. ( cm.) - Width in the center (netting to netting)
in. ( cm.) - Width at the ends (netting to netting)
34 in. (86 cm.) - Width of floor in the center
26 in. (66 cm.) - Width of floor at the ends
84 in. (213 cm.) - Length of floor
Note: Some measurements will vary depending on how the tent is pitched and, if used, what length the trekking poles are.
Materials:
0.99 oz. per sq. yd. (34 g. per sq. m.) fully waterproof high thread count spinnaker cloth
Selected use of 70 denier 2.2 oz. per sq. yd. (74.7 g. per sq. m.) urethane-coated ripstop nylon for reinforcement
Grosgrain pullouts
EZC2 spectra-core line (275 lb. (125 kg.) tensile strength)
Color:
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