Durston X-mid

Um, it ticks a lot of boxes. Obviously, with any shelter that you get, there's always going to be a compromise on weight, size, pack size, and price. ...

But overall guys, this is like one of the best tents that I've ever had. I find it so comfortable, I find it so easy to set up.

So what you're saying is to stop waffling and go ahead and get the Durston X-Mid 2 ultralight tent right now, assuming they're still in stock. Sounds good!

I took it on the Appalachian Trail last night. It was easy to set up and it was more spacious under the rain fly than I originally thought. Two doors on a one-person tent is nice. On the inside of the tent there was enough room for a Nemo Tensor Long and Wide to fit, and still, have enough room on t...

I'm from Norway and have used a wide variety of tents here, including a Duplex (too chilly for scandi weather imo) and several Hillebergs, but for me, the Durston X-mid is an absolute favorite. Have used it all year round in most conditions except for in servere winds. Obviously a Hilleberg tent would perform better in a storm, but for its intended use, the X-mid is the best designed tent on the market.

I used this tent on a back-country hike in Yosemite. It is easy to set up. Two entry points on each side is a big plus! The only problem that I had was during the night I knocked over the pole near my feet twice by my normal sleep movement. I must say that even with only 1 pole erect the tent did no...

Fantastic very durable and inexpensive 2 person backpacking tent. $219 retail and weights 5lbs.

I have purchased this shelter for an upcoming thru-hike on the John Muir Trail in June. I wanted the lightest tent available, that uses trekking poles, and has covered vestibules. This tent meets all those needs. It is very easy to set up, but practice makes perfect. Please be aware the sleeping are...

Dan Durston X-Mid 2p trekking pole tent. Helinox Table One Large camp table. Helinox Savanna Chair. The most comfortable collopadable chair I have ever used.

The media could not be loaded. Lots to like about this tent. I think if you are under 6 feet, there is nothing bad about it. I found it to be a little constrained for my 6'2" height, but could do the trick for through hiking. Lots of vestibule space, which may be the tradeoff worth the cramp. In the...