Marmot Aeros 3 Tent - 3 Person, 3 Season

Product Info for Marmot Aeros 3 Tent - 3 Person, 3 Season

With mesh walls and a simple crossing pole structure with their famous bent-knee pole system, the Marmot Aeros 3 Person Tent is a light and livable three-person tent that's easy to pack and easy to carry on multi-day hiking adventures. Two doors and two vetiblues makes entry and exists easy with 3 people not to mention the best in class 45.5 sq ft of room. If you're looking for one of the lightest and roomiest 3 person tents around, look no further than the Marmot Aeros 3 Person Tent.

Features of Marmot Aeros 3 Tent - 3 Person, 3 Season:

Bare Bones Setup Allows the Fly to be Used by Itself with Optional Ground Sheet (Sold Separately) to Make a Lightweight, Sturdy Shelter
Catenary Cut Floor Fully Waterproof Floor with Taped Seams Lifted Off the Ground
DAC NSL Poles
Knees Pole System The Ability to Increase Internal Space Without Adding Weight
No Drip Walls
Optional Footprint Extra Protection Under Your Tent or for Bare Bones Setup
Optional Gear Loft Like Adding an Attic to Your Tent
Stake Tape Stake Tape
Vertical Side Wall

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Expert Review

Light, Spacious and Dry

by KarlosJ83, Gear Expert from UT, United States Updated on August 29, 2014

Very spacious - true 3 person tent. Can fit three 25" wide thermarest base camp matresses side by side if desired. Very impressive tent poles - strong and light. Not difficult to set up. Just match color coded (red) tabs for the fly and canopy at buckle attach sites. Stake tape allows stake site alternatives - nice. Very sturdy construction. Have used it in rainy weather - dry ...
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Would recommend: Yes

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Light weight huge tent!

by ked_man, Updated on August 29, 2014

I am big tall guy at 6'5'' and I finally found a tent that was light enough and big enough for me to sleep in. The set up is easy I got the foot print to go along with it and it only took me a few minutes to put it up. I like the fly design with the big vestibules and the two doors. No more awkwardly climbing over your buddy in the night to get out. Not really a good tent for ...
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Would recommend: Yes

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Lightweight and spacious

by HikingBuddy, Updated on August 29, 2014

I use it for backpacking - lightweight, spacious for two and packed size pretty small for that. Last time I used it, temperature went down to 23F - and you'll realize this is more a tent for warmer nights. Half of an inch of snow lets the fly touch the inner tent and have condensation drop in.

Would recommend: Yes

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