Seek Outside Cimarron Tarp

No, the Cimarron is a floorless pyramid shelter. You will need to purchase a separate liner or nest if you prefer a fully enclosed sleeping area or protection from ground moisture.

The pyramid shape is inherently aerodynamic, and the Cimarron features ten reinforced guy-out points that allow you to anchor the shelter securely. When pitched taut and properly staked, it is exceptionally stable in heavy wind and snow loads.

The stove jack is designed to accommodate most lightweight, packable titanium wood stoves. Just ensure your stove pipe diameter fits the jack opening and that you follow the manufacturer's safety guidelines for clearance.

That weight represents the shelter itself. Keep in mind you will need to account for the weight of your trekking pole or center pole, stakes, and any additional accessories like a stove or footprint.

The peak vent is essential for airflow in a single-wall shelter. While it significantly reduces condensation by allowing moist air to escape, you should still be mindful of site selection and airflow to minimize moisture buildup in humid conditions.

The sod skirt helps seal the gap between the tarp edge and the ground, which is great for blocking wind, blowing snow, and debris. While it offers a barrier against crawling insects, it is not a fully sealed, bug-proof system like a dedicated mesh inner tent.