Mountain Ultra 1

One day, I would like just to review tents because there isn't much information out there except for sponsored reviews that show how it is set up and some reviews of whether they leak, or how much they weigh when putting them on your backpack before you hike for 1000 miles north of the Arctic Circle. Unfortunately, I still have to provide for my family, so I will review the ones I get as I get them. This tent is solid. It has high-quality parts and pieces, goes up easily, and is a good tent overall. When I got it, I wanted something I could take out that was small and practical for one or two night excursions without bringing all the extra stuff. Still, I wanted it to be breathable and have enough room to set up a cot in because I'm old enough that I don't like sleeping on the ground anymore. When I opened the box and saw the aluminum poles, I knew I was in for a surprise. Like most guys do, I didn't break out the instructions and decided just to see if I could get the thing pitched (inside, of course, because don't we all set up a tent to test in the living room first?). Within maybe five minutes, it was set up as a basic tent. The tent is a large tub bottom with a mesh upper 3/4 and doors on both ends. If you're summer camping and there's no rain in the forecast, you can sleep like you're not in a tent without waking up looking like you have mumps from the mosquitoes attacking you all night. If there is a chance of rain or you just want to stay warm if it's cooler out, you can put on the rain fly that covers the entire tent, with side vents, and vestibules on both ends. It doesn't get stuffy inside because the airflow from the vents and physical separation between the mesh and the fly let air move around. Everything about it feels high quality, which hasn't changed in the 20+ times I have used it. It never feels like I need to bring a backup with me. It is an excellent tent for a reasonable price that you will have for years to come.

I decided to try camping for the first time and the TETON Sports Mountain Ultra 2 person tent seemed like a good place to start. The reviews on Amazon were good, and the price seemed reasonable. I did some additional research on the tent also, and those reviews were generally very positive. It got used for the first time over 3 nights last week. The first camping trip was two nights, and the tent was used by my sister-in-law and nephew. My wife and I used a different tent. They reported that the TETON Sports Mountain Ultra worked fine; they had enough room, the tent didn’t leak during a moderate rain, had good ventilation, and no condensation. The setup and takedown were easy and quick. Everything fit back into the pouch with no trouble. After being home for a day, my wife left on a girls’ trip, so I decided to do a one night camping trip to try the TETON myself. I was impressed. The design is very good, and there is adequate airflow due to multiple vents that can be propped open. The fabric of the tent and fly seem to be of good quality, and the zippers worked smoothly. I experienced some light rain, and I had no leaks. There is good storage inside with a hammock net connected to the ceiling by its 4 corners. There is also a hook that was perfect for hanging a small lantern. I’m very happy with the TETON Sports Mountain Ultra Tent, and I highly recommend it.

I bought a 2 person mountain Ultra a few months ago, and found it very well made except for the stakes. I liked it enough that I just purchased the 4 person. I use them for motorcycle camping. For that, the 4 person makes more sense. It is only a bit larger packed, but has roughly 2x the interior volume. Both are quite heavy for backpacking, but are just about perfect for motocamping. About the stakes. Just plan on buying better tent stakes. I couldn't understand why Teton Sports only includes 10 stakes when the setup is best with 12....until I tried to set it up with 12 (borrowing 2 from the other tent). The 2 side stakes immediately pulled out of the ground with just a gentle breeze. TS knows they just won't work. So much about this tent is above expected quality, it is disappointing that TS cheaped out on the stakes. Just budget another $10 or so for better stakes and you will have a great tent. Super waterproof (especially with a coating of Scotch Guard on the rainfly), great ventilation, even with the rainfly fulling buttoned down. Very happy with both, but I just like the greater space in the 4 person. BTW, because they are essentially the same design, they take about the same time to put up. Maybe 10% longer for the 4 person getting the rainfly in place.

Coming from a 6’5 person, it is really spacious on the inside. Its very sturdy, easy to set up and keeps out the rain. However, the front door can be a little tricky to get through

Happy with the way it fits my Mountain Ultra 2 tent (Model 2006YL). I put it up just as a test run and it's as it should be. Haven't tested it in the rain as of yet, or on damp surfaces, but the waterproofing on it looks to be sturdy and waterproofed well.

FÁCIL DE ARMAR Y EXCELENTE RESISTENCIA AL AGUA, NOS CAYÓ UN BUEN AGUACERO Y EN EL INTERIOR TODO PERFECTO.

Muy bonita tent solo lo único malo es que no trae footprint o huella y comprarla aparte es cara

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