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Crag Lake SL3
Big Agnes
Crag Lake SL3
$319.96
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　　Simple, durable, and superlight, the Big Agnes Crag Lake SL3 is your ideal companion for quick overnights or any three-season camping adventure. Made from durable high-tech recycled materials and treated with a PFAS-free water-resistant finish, this reliable shelter is easy on the environment, as well as your base weight.

　　Footprint sold separately.

　　

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Description
Brand Name:
Big Agnes
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
TCLSL323
Trail Weight:
4 lbs 4 oz
Total Weight:
4 lbs 12 oz
Fast Fly / Shelter Mode Weight (requires footprint):
3 lbs 3 oz
Floor Area:
38.5 ft²
Vestibule Area:
9.2 ft² + 9.2 ft²
Head Height:
44 in. at peak
Packed Size:
6 x 19.5 in.
Other Features:
  • Full-featured Superlight backpacking tent made using PFAS-free recycled nylon, for sustainable adventuring without compromising on performance
  • Two doors and two generous side vestibules provide easy egress and generous gear storage
  • Single poleset featuring a swivel hub for a simple, reliable, fast-pitching design
  • Prebent poles create extra headroom without extra weight or bulk
  • Full mesh ceiling for maximum airflow and moisture management, or for stargazing on clear nights
  • Structured ventilation on rainfly roof for heat and moisture management
  • Low Vent option on vestibule doors allows for superior airflow without sacrificing weather protection
  • Quick Stash door keeper on tent body for when you want to keep your doors wide open and out of the way
  • Efficiently store gear with two oversized mesh ceiling pockets and two mesh corner pockets
  • Ready to pitch; with reflective self-equalizing guylines and tensioners attached to fly
  • Multiple interior loops for attaching gear lofts, accessories, or mtnGLO® Tent & Camp Lights (each sold separately)
  • Proprietary TipLok Tent Buckle™ adds structural stability while reducing weight
  • Fast Fly setup compatible - save weight by pitching only rainfly, poles, and footprint (footprint sold separately)
  • To extend the life of your tent floor we recommend using a Big Agnes footprint - sold separately
Material:
  • Rainfly: High-tenacity, recycled Mipan® regen robic double-ripstop nylon with PFAS-free water resistant finish and waterproof polyurethane coating
  • Tent body: High-tenacity, recycled Mipan® regen robic double-ripstop nylon with PFAS-free water-resistant finish and polyester mesh
  • Floor: High-tenacity, recycled Mipan® regen robic double-ripstop nylon with PFAS-free water-resistant finish and waterproof polyurethane coating
  • Poles: Lightweight 7000 series aluminum
  • All seams taped with waterproof, solvent-free polyurethane tape (No PVC or VOCs)
  • Two oversized mesh ceiling pockets and two mesh corner pockets
  • 12 x 6.75" Big Agnes Dirt Dagger™ UL stakes
  • Compatible with all Big Agnes Gear Lofts (sold separately)
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