INFO
I saw this tent at the Outdoor Retailer show in Salt Lake City last year and immediately bought one. The size and weight are perfect for any adventure whether by plane, car, bike or hike this amazing tent can handle any 3 season camping situation you can throw at it. I was especially interested in the inflateable support beams that hold this thing up. I remember at the EAA Fly-In in Oskosh in 2006 a thunderstorm rolled in around midnight and destroyed many peoples tents with insane winds and a torrential downpour that seemed to last for days. This tent would have weathered the storm without a single blemish. I now know what I will NOT be leaving Jackson without it this year when I fly out to Oshkosh.
With remarkable strength, easy setup, and beautiful simplicity, Morpho AR™ can handle it all: vicious downpours, high winds, and early season snow. At 4.8lbs and 40 sq ft, reviewers and testers agree, this single-wall tent is perfect for those who depend on reliable gear for their adventures.
> 45 second setup
> 4.8 lbs (2.2 kg)
> 40 sq ft (3.7 sq m)
> Nemoid™ Foot Pump included
OTHER INFO and FEEDBACK
BACKPACKER December 2006
"Ever wary of gimmicky gear, our Rocky Mountain editor arched an eyebrow when he first unfurled this inflatable tent. But his skepticism diminished after he pitched the roomy and surprisingly stable two person single-wall -- and completely disappeared after 21 days of field testing."
BACKPACKER March 2007
"There's room for two 6-foot sleepers, and after 4 weeks of testing two different samples, we haven't popped a tube."
OUTSIDE Buyer's Guide 2006
"Intrigue grew when a not-so-errant pocketknife didn't pop the rigid airbeams, which are made from a derivative of sailcloth, with guy-outs to keep them upright in a tempest. The single-wall construction stayed condensation-free, thanks to waterproof-breathable fabric and vents."
Blue Ridge Outdoors February 2006
"[Morpho] will change the face of tent design in the future."
"These tents are durable, tightly packed for an extended trip, and easier to pitch than anything you've ever seen."
