Reviews & Ratings for NEMO Equipment Dagger 2P Tent - 2 Person, 3 Season — 10 reviews — Page 1

This is the best ten I`ve ever purchased.

Nemo dagger tent is super light. And it`s easy to put in a bag because of its small volume.
Of course, the color is nice.

It will be the tent that I will use the most in the future.

Pretty much loving this tent.

It's much lighter than I thought, and Herb Ridge Pole can withstand strong winds.
If you like backpacking, you must like this tent.

Thank you for selling a good tent!!!

Easy to set up and take down solo, roomy, beautiful, super lightweight and takes up barely any room in my pack. I love it. Only downside I can see is that everyone on my trips will be trying to use my tent instead of their own!

There are a few other tents that are very similar in weight and build to the Dagger. First of all, I love the green color. Nemo is great at making tents with strong structures, durable materials and lots of attention to design and functionality. The floor is 30D that looks and feels tough. I actually feel like I could use this just fine without a footprint (I don’t plan on buying one). I was surprised at how tough the frame on this tent was after I set it all up. For an ultralight backpacking tent I was impressed. Can’t wait to Divvy this tent up with my wife and put some real miles on it. Oh and I bought the Pawprint for this tent. It ads a nice touch and protects your pads and floor from dirty, rough paws.

I love everything about this tent. Right out of the box I was impressed by how small it packs down to even though it’s more spacious than my other 2p tent and half the weight. The design is amazing although I haven’t tested it in the rain. All around an amazing tent!

Have only set it up in the yard, so can't comment on all aspects of the tent, but so far I love it. The Dagger is roomier when compared to BA Copper Spur 2, MSR Hubba Hubba, and NF Mica Fly 2. The vestibules are also huge. I love the trapezoid shape vs triangular and fly doors can be tied back to open wide, seemingly even in the rain. Though I haven't been able to test that yet. For the weight, space, large vestibules, and price, I couldn't find a better tent. I'm a big fan of Nemo after this purchase.

Super light, even tricked out with a gear loft and footprint, with all stuff bags, lines and stakes, it weighs 4lbs 5.5oz on my kitchen scale :). packs small. without the add ons tent is completely true to trail weight. Not exactly true to floor size specs (has any tent ever been?) with the tent coming in at closer to 47-48 inches in width. we have two 25" wide Nemo pads and they don't fit together without overlapping in Nemo's 50" wide tent. Head room is pretty good, and the top cross bar really adds a lot of feeling of space. Sets up very very quickly. No condensation issues so far, and have used it in the PNW rainforest and the high Utah desert. Dries quite quickly, and stays dry inside in the rain. I really like the overall warmth of the tent. The high bathtub floor is excellent and keeping it warm in there, though it also offers excellent ventilation options with either of the two vestibules open or the fly completely off. I recommend getting a gear loft. I love ours. Excellent handy storage, and i just leave it installed in the tent when it gets packed up. something like 2oz of weight. The single pole system works out nicely, though it may appear initially confusing, its very simple. two doors is a must for me, and to deliver that at this weight is awesome. great tent, easy to tension too.

Amazing tent. Wins every spec category and takes the cake when you actually get to use it and enjoy it!

I finally gave up my Quarterdome after 10 years (with one replacement by REI) and am very pleased with how easy the Dagger 2P is to set up and take down. Also, roomy and light weight. Prefer using a tarp instead of footprint, though.