Eureka Spitfire 1 Tent

• Material: Wall - 70D nylon 1200mm, Fly - 75D StormShield polyester, 1200mm, Floor - 70D nylon taffeta, 1200mm, Mesh - 40D No-see-um
• 2 pole hoop tent with vestibule
• 9 mm DAC Featherlite 7000 series aluminum frame
• Post and grommet corner attachments make set up of the Spitfire 1 easy
• Only 2 stakes required to secure Spitfire 1 tent body; clips attach tent body to frame
• Large side entry door for easy access
• 4 storm guyouts on fly
• Sizeable mesh panels provide generous air flow in the Spitfire 1
• Poke-out vent in fly with zippered access in mesh roof cloth
• Inside storage pocket holds essentials
• Sleeps: 1
• Seasons: 3
• Vents: Poke out vent in fly
• Doors: 1
• Windows: Full panel mesh
• Vestibules: 1
• Vestibule Area: 4.4 sq. ft.
• Storage Pockets: 1
• Center Height: 3' 4"
• Frame: 9 mm DAC Featherlight 7000 series aluminum
• Tent Area: 18.12 sq. ft.
• Floor Size: 9' x 3'6" x 2'2"
• Pack Size: 5' x 22"
• Min Weight: 2 lbs. 12 oz.

Great tent for the money
Eureka Spitfire 1 Pros -- Does not leak. Excellent ventilation. Easy setup. Roomy inner tent. Durable. Performs great in wind. A lot of tent for the money. Cons -- small vestibule. Big enough for wet boots, not much more. No room to cook in vestibule. No room for pack in vestibule. I slept in this tent down to 18F with very minimal frosting inside. I replaced the stakes with titanium stakes and added a homemade footprint. My packed weight is 3lb 14oz.

For the Price... Hard to beat!
I did more than 30 nights last summer in this tent. Without my dog along the floor space is adequate (I'm 5-10, 170lbs). I liked it's 40 inch interior height. It kept me dry in unbelievable gale-force driven rains. After I traded the stakes out the tent (body, fly, stakes) came in shy of 3 lbs. The tent material is durable... meaning, that it isn't made of the paper-thin stuff and can take some abuse. One problem I had, which I consider minor, is that when entering/exiting the tent, you needed to be quick to avoid getting the interior wet; There is no over-hang of the fly on this design. Then only reason I moved to a different tent is because I needed just a little more space with my dog along.... 18 sq ft of floor just doesn't quit cut it. For the money, this tent is hard to beat!

For the Price... Hard to beat!
I did more than 30 nights last summer in this tent. Without my dog along the floor space is adequate (I'm 5-10, 170lbs). I liked it's 40 inch interior height. It kept me dry in unbelievable gale-force driven rains. AFter I traded the stakes out the tent (body, fly, stakes) came in shy of 3 lbs. The tent material is durable... meaning, that it isn't made of the paper-thin stuff and can take some abuse. One problem I had, which I consider minor, is that when entering/exiting the tent, you needed to be quick to avoid getting the interior wet; There is no over-hang of the fly on this design. Then only reason I moved to a different tent is because I needed just a little more space with my dog along.... 18 sq ft of floor just doesn't quit cut it. For the money, this tent is hard to beat!