Escapist Tarp Shelter Bug Tent

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FREE SHIPPING & LIFETIME GUARANTEE. When tarp camping persistent mosquitoes or splashed from a hard rain threaten to ruin a good trip. Our Escapist Bug Tent is a no poles design. The mosquito bug tent can hang under our Escapist Tarp shelters for the added bug protection that you need. The Bug Tent can also be pitched without an Escapist Tarp shelter.
Specifically designed for long-distance hikers looking for protection from insects, mosquitoes, spiders and ants, the ultralight no pole Escapist Bug Tent inner is designed to hang under our Escapist Tarp shelters and is ideal when tarp camping in inclement weather or buggy environments. They can also be pitched without an Escapist Tarp shelter by using trekking poles, guy lines, tent stakes, or trees. RECOMMENDATION: Make sure you check out the Escapist Tarp and Escapist Groundsheet for the full ultralight tent setup that weighs less than 2.5 lbs. Features The Ultra-Mesh™ Bug Tent features a curved zip entrance and has a 15 denier Ultra-Sil™ Nano™ seam-taped floor and walls Ultimate protection from insects and mosquitoes with the Ultra-Mesh upper, made from 15D Ultra-Vis Mesh™ with 500 holes/sq in / 80 holes/cm² Generous side skirt In heavy rain or on the rocky ground an extra groundsheet is recommended

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The Escapist Tarp Shelter is a versatile and ultralight tarp shelter for minimalist backpacking adventures. The Escapist has 8 durable tie-out points that have cord adjusters attached so you can adjust them while you are under the tarp. Tie-outs are die-cut and circular bartacked to hold the tip of a trekking pole.