Features
- 4-person backpacking tent with 53.3 square feet of living space
- 18.8-square-foot vestibule for gear storage; mesh wall panels
- High-quality DAC press-fit poles and color-coded clip construction
- Internal storage pockets and gear loft loops; noiseless zipper pulls
- 55-inch peak height; footprint measures 96 x 80 inches
Price: $209.95
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Easy to pitch and outfitted with enough living space for four campers and their gear, the Kelty Grand Mesa 4 tent is a great value for backpackers and ounce-counting campers. The freestanding tent offers 53.3 square feet of interior space, along with an 18.8-square-foot vestibule for holding your packs or muddy shoes. The tent also includes mesh wall panels and multiple fly vents to encourage ventilation and prevent condensation. And setup couldn't be easier thanks to the high-quality DAC press-fit poles and color-coded clip construction. Other features include taped floor seams, gear loft loops, internal storage pockets, and noiseless zipper pulls.
The Grand Mesa 4 sports 53.3 square feet of living space, with another 18.8 square feet in the vestibule. Specifications
Seasons: 3 Doors: 1 Vestibules: 1 Capacity: 4 Minimum weight: 6 pounds 13 ounces Packaged weight: 7 pounds 8 ounces Floor area: 53.3 square feet Vestibule area: 18.8 square feet Floor dimensions: 96 by 80 inches Peak height: 55 inches Packed dimensions: 8 by 25 inches Number of poles: 2 Pole type: DAC press fit Wall material: 68D polyester Floor material: 68D nylon, 1,800mm Fly material: 75D polyester, 1,800mm
About Kelty
Kelty has been building affordable, reliable outdoor gear since 1952, helping everyone--from the first-time camper to the experienced mountaineer--embrace the outdoor experience with confidence. Dick Kelty launched the company after years of making backpacks in his home or garage for friends, hand forming and welding each of the frames while his wife sewed the pack bags. The original Kelty packs included aircraft-aluminum contoured frames, padded shoulder straps, waist belts, clevis-pin attachments, nylon pack cloth, zippered pockets, and hold-open frames. Dick Kelty quit his carpentry business in 1956 to focus full time on Kelty Packs, and turned an old Glendale, California, barbershop into his first retail store and factory. In the ensuring years, Kelty expanded its product line to include daypacks, luggage, waterproof clothing, child carriers, jogging strollers, and more.
