ZPacks Duplex Classic Tent

After a day of pushing limits on a high alpine ridge, the Zpacks Duplex Classic Tent emerges as the ultimate reward: a sanctuary designed not just to protect, but to enhance the journey itself. Weighing in at barely over a pound, this ultralight marvel from Zpacks proves you don't need to sacrifice robust shelter for an ambitious itinerary. Crafted from incredibly tough, utterly waterproof .55 oz/sqyd Dyneema Composite Fabric, its taut, non-sagging pitch withstands sudden downpours and persistent wind without a fuss, creating a dry, surprisingly spacious haven with ample headroom. Its intuitive setup, utilizing your trekking poles, means less fumbling and more time savoring the view, whether you're solo and sprawling out, or sharing a cozy night with a fellow explorer. Twin generous entrances and dual vestibules swallow gear, while ample mesh allows constant airflow, virtually eliminating condensation and keeping the bugs at bay, ensuring restorative rest even on the most humid nights. This isn't just a tent; it's a testament to minimalist efficiency and unwavering reliability, ready for whatever the wild throws your way.

PRODUCT CONDITION 

This UnNew Zpacks Duplex Classic Tent is in Good condition.

Products in Good condition have seen minimal use and wear. Any imperfections are purely cosmetic and do not affect the intended performance of the product.

• Light signs of wear
• Dirt/Plant debris on inside of tent floor
  
  TECH SPECS
• Made from waterproof, durable, PFAS free Dyneema® Composite Fabric. All versions include a 1 o/zsgydDCF floor, and 2mm guy lines.
• Sets up with two 48” (122 cm) Trekking Poles or Tent Poles and just 6 to 8  Stakes (each sold separately).
• Compatible with our Duplex Flex Poles for a semi-freestanding option.
• Each of the four storm doors can be opened or closed independently for views, ventilation, vestibule space, or to block cold wind and rain. Overlapping storm doors allow for a small amount of airflow without the need for additional venting. There are no zippers on the doors that could potentially fail over time. Lightweight toggles are standard, or add Stick or Magnetic toggles for a DIY upgrade.
• Each screen door has a rainbow zipper which allows easy entry and access to the vestibule space on either side of the trekking pole. The screen drops conveniently inwards rather than hanging in your way. No need to roll it up or secure it.
• Fully enclosed .67 oz/sgyd ultralight insect netting keeps even the smallest insects out and adds ventilation around the perimeter.
• The tarp overhangs the bathtub floor by 4-5 inches (12 cm). In calm rain or under wet trees one or two doors can be left open for air flow without water dripping on the floor space. In almost all conditions at least one downwind door can be left open for air. For even better rain protection with a door open, use the cords at the ends of the tent to pull the door screen back away from any spray.
• A small footprint allows you to squeeze into those hard to find backcountry flat spots, providing a decisive advantage over asymmetrical designs with larger footprints that require much more space to set up.
• Symmetrical design allows two adults to lay side by side in either direction, sit up at the center without brushing the canopy, or sit side by side facing out either door while removing shoes or reaching for gear outside the tent.
• A 45" (114 cm) wide floor allows two adults to lay side by side on standard width sleeping pads with some wiggle room, and plenty of length to stretch out or store gear at the ends of the tent.
• Taller solo hikers can lay diagonally or add Trekking pole cups and 43" poles at the ends of the tent to boost the head room further.
• Mesh pockets are conveniently located near each screen door so that they can be accessed from inside or outside the tent. They are a good place to store your cell phone, glasses, headlamp, the tent stuff sack, and spare seam tape (included).
• The durable floor material does not require a separate groundsheet. Flat groundsheet are an optional precaution.
• All of our tents do pretty well in the wind. The material can handle high wind loads. As long as your stakes stay in the ground (use rocks if available) your tent will stay standing. Dyneema® Composite Fabric is not a particularly noisy fabric; however, almost any tent will make a little noise in the wind. Earplugs are not a bad idea for windy nights
• Included Components: Stuff sack, Tent body