Durston Gear X-Mid 1 Solid Ultralight Tent

PINNACLE OF LIGHTWEIGHT TENT DESIGN

The X-Mid 1 Solid is a variant of the X-Mid 1 that is oriented towards use in colder conditions including winter use and trekking in windswept areas like Northern Europe and Patagonia, while still being an excellent all around backpacking tent. It is based on the X-Mid 1 which has been developed from the first principles of geometry to possess the most weight efficient, simple, and storm worthy architecture for a trekking pole shelter. The result is a tent weighing just 29 oz (825 g) while being incredibly storm worthy, user friendly, and spacious. As a very well rounded tent, the X-Mid 1 has become one of the most awarded tents in recent years.

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KEY FEATURES OF THE DURSTON X-MID 1 SOLID

• STORMWORTHY - With the X-Mid the focus is on creating a tent that is ultralight while also thriving in tough conditions. 
• USER FRIENDLY - Simplicity and user friendliness are a major focus for the X-Mid because when a storm rolls in the last thing you want is a tent that is a hassle to use.
• SPACIOUS - The X-Mid geometry is the most space efficient use of two poles possible. It does this using a diagonal ridgeline and opposite diagonal floor so the two poles can be positioned further apart for increased headroom and volume.
• QUALITY - Our focus on creating a highly functional and storm worthy tent means we also focus on quality. It's imperative that you can trust the build of your tent when you're headed into uncertain conditions.
• PATENTED GEOMETRY - The X-Mid shape has been developed from the first principles of geometry to be as weight efficient, simple, and functional as possible. The X-Mid manages to avoid all the common pitfalls of trekking pole shelters such as a complicated pitch, mandatory guy lines, poles blocking the doorways, and a lack of interior volume.

As an incredibly storm worthy, spacious, and user friendly shelter, the X-Mid 1 Solid is the ideal lightweight tent for everything from walks in the UK's Lake District and crossing Sweden’s wind-swept Sarek National Park, to ski touring and fast alpinism in Canada's Rogers Pass.