The Big Agnes Guard Station 4 is a four - season, free - standing mountaineering tent. This super - tough dome - shaped shelter is designed to take on the harsh conditions of high - alpine areas. Its external pole design offers great flexibility. You can set up just the fly for a quick group shelter, or attach the tent body for a traditional zipped - up camping experience. The DAC exoskeleton pole system is extremely strong and gives you a spacious living area. Features: Ideal for mountaineers, climbers, and those chasing summits. This dome - shaped tent is perfect for withstanding snow loads and high winds. The DAC pole system boosts the tent's strength and creates a large livable space. The single - wall structure reduces the impact of bad weather during setup. It comes with a removable floor. On good - weather days, the front vestibule door can be staked out as an awning. There are two large windows to peek at the peak without opening the doors. You can open them for ventilation or zip them up tightly in extreme weather. High - tenacity materials make this tent ready for the most extreme alpine conditions. Two large wall pockets provide plenty of storage without taking up your living space. It's easy to pitch with pre - cut guy lines and tensioners. Heavy - duty reflective guylines and webbing are included. There are multiple interior loops for hanging gear lofts, accessories, and mtnGLO® Tent & Camp Lights. Specifications: Trail Weight: 5.13kg, Packed Weight: 6.21kg, Fast Fly Weight: 5.75kg, Packed Size: 61 x 25cm, Floor Area: 7.1m², Head Height: 165cm, Vestibule Area: 1.7m², Footprint Weight: 624g, Number of Seasons: 4.
Using your Big Agnes Guard Station 4 tent is a breeze. First, find a flat spot for your tent. You can start by setting up just the fly using the external pole design for a quick group shelter. If you want a more enclosed space, clip in the tent body. Make sure to use the pre - cut guy lines and tensioners to secure the tent firmly. The front vestibule door can be staked out as an awning on sunny days. You can open the two large windows for ventilation when the weather is good, but remember to zip them up tight during extreme conditions. For storage, use the two wall pockets inside the tent. When it comes to maintenance, always dry your tent thoroughly after use to prevent mold. If there are any small tears, you can use a repair kit to fix them. And when packing it up, try to keep it in the packed size of 61 x 25cm to save space.
