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Grams's Review of Featherstone Outdoor UL Granite Backpacking Tent
Just wanted to drop a few words about my experience with the Featherstone UL Granite 2P tent. I'm not one for fancy reviews, so here's the real deal.
This tent is light. I mean, seriously, it's ridiculously lightweight compared to tents within its price caliber. If you are splitting the weight with a partner it's about 2 lbs each. The setup? Easy as pie. Even for someone like me who usually struggles with tent poles and stakes, this was a walk in the park.
Inside? Surprisingly roomy. I'm a tall person, and I could stretch out without feeling cramped. Plus, it held up like a champ during my trip when it rained.
Now, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. It's not the lightest 2 person tent out there, but there's enough room to fit two wide inflatable pads give the rectangular floor space and not one that is tapered like a big agnes. For a close, and I mean really close tent alternative to the MSR hubba hubba, I would choose the Featherstone in a heartbeat. It's affordable, light enough for my needs, and is quality.
Overall, this tent is my go-to now. It's not perfect, but it's darn close. If you're a backpacker who wants a reliable, lightweight shelter without breaking the bank, the Featherstone UL Granite 2P is worth considering.
No fluff, just my honest take. Happy trails!
This tent is light. I mean, seriously, it's ridiculously lightweight compared to tents within its price caliber. If you are splitting the weight with a partner it's about 2 lbs each. The setup? Easy as pie. Even for someone like me who usually struggles with tent poles and stakes, this was a walk in the park.
Inside? Surprisingly roomy. I'm a tall person, and I could stretch out without feeling cramped. Plus, it held up like a champ during my trip when it rained.
Now, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. It's not the lightest 2 person tent out there, but there's enough room to fit two wide inflatable pads give the rectangular floor space and not one that is tapered like a big agnes. For a close, and I mean really close tent alternative to the MSR hubba hubba, I would choose the Featherstone in a heartbeat. It's affordable, light enough for my needs, and is quality.
Overall, this tent is my go-to now. It's not perfect, but it's darn close. If you're a backpacker who wants a reliable, lightweight shelter without breaking the bank, the Featherstone UL Granite 2P is worth considering.
No fluff, just my honest take. Happy trails!
Pros:
- Price & quality
- value, performance, looks
- lightweight and comfortable
- Waterproof and breathable, durable,
- includes mesh gear loft and footprint
Cons:
- not ultralight
Best Used for:
- Backpacking for that matter any outdoor activity.
- Backpacking and camping
- Backpacking (multi-day)
Would Recommend:
Yes