MSR Remote
Best four-season shelter for mountaineers tackling harsh alpine conditions.
This is a fortress for high-altitude survival, built to withstand the kind of weather that forces everyone else to retreat. While the heavy-duty construction and specialized pole architecture make it overkill for casual camping, it provides the absolute peace of mind required when you’re truly exposed to the elements.
$859.95
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Backcountry
Who it's for
- Expedition teams requiring extra room for long-term basecamps
- Mountaineers facing severe alpine winds and heavy snow loads
- Winter campers needing reliable shelter in freezing, harsh conditions
Who should skip it
- Ultralight backpackers prioritizing speed and minimal pack weight
- Casual campers on a budget seeking fair-weather shelter
- Beginners wanting a quick, simple setup and effortless ventilation
Performance breakdown
Storm Resilience
Engineered to withstand fierce alpine winds and heavy snow loads effortlessly.
Structural Integrity
Easton Syclone poles offer nearly indestructible support in extreme mountain environments.
Condensation Management
Strategic rainfly vents effectively minimize moisture buildup during cold, damp nights.
Setup Simplicity
Color-coded clips make pitching this shelter intuitive, even with gloved hands.
Livability
Spacious interior and generous headroom provide a comfortable refuge for two.
Gear Storage
The large hooped vestibule easily swallows bulky climbing gear and packs.
Key Specs
Best Use
Mountaineering
Seasons
4-season
Sleeping Capacity
2-person
Minimum Trail Weight
6 lbs. 11 oz.
Packaged Weight
7 lbs. 2 oz.
Packed Size
7 x 20 inches
Floor Dimensions
87 x 55 inches
Floor Area
33 square feet
Vestibule Area
22 square feet
Peak Height
44 inches
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