Tarptent ProTrail Li

Okay, so when you get your pro trail li from tarp tent in the mail essentially it comes with the tent and it comes with some complimentary patch mater...

So my final thoughts on the tarp tent Pro Trail Lay: If you can afford it, get it? I mean it's just about perfect if you hike alone and you're looking...

So there you go with that. So that was a quick look at the pro trail li from tarp tent and my first impressions are this is an extremely well designed...

Protrail Li. It's so Light and so Roomy! It's a 1.5 p tent imo.

Also, La Sportiva Bushidos II. Fit my feet like a glove, but with enough give for long hikes. Amazing for alpine

I fold it in to and roll it along with the stakes into the fabric. I would highly recommend to anyone getting the protrail Li to get at least 2 extra tie out guylines (with linelocs and stakes if wanted) for the sides, which are not included but very helpful in sidewinds.

That's a heavy tent. Get a tarp/bivy, a ProTrail, or a DCF tent (like a ProTrail LI). Replace the pad with a Xlite, or a Zlite (possibly cut down) plus 1/8th inch Thinlite on top. Get a lighter pillow.

Dialed in for sure. Tent and pack are pretty heavy but if the pack rides comfy, no need to swap now. Dropping more weight at the point your at is just UL hobby territory. If you’re willing to go frameless a Nero pack and a Tarptent Protrail Li would get you down to 7 lbs summer.

Flat tarp and a net tent is my go-to. Or a Tarptent Protrail when I really want interior space. It's huge and will easily fit you

I have similar feelings about. I also understand that the Protrail Li packs down to a very small size which is very important to me.

I have a protrail li. It's durable in wind though unpleasant--the panels catch exactly as much wind as you think. There's so much room in the inside, though, that even in high wind the walls didn't touch me, but there was a lot of movement.