Durston Gear X-Mid

No, the tent is designed to be compatible with most standard adjustable trekking poles. You will need to set them to a specific length, typically around 115cm to 120cm, to achieve the proper pitch.

No, the footprint is sold separately. While the tent's floor is durable, many hikers prefer using a footprint or a piece of Tyvek to extend the life of the tent floor and keep it cleaner in muddy conditions.

The double-wall design is highly effective at managing condensation. Because the inner mesh tent is separated from the rainfly, moisture that collects on the fly stays away from your sleeping area, keeping you and your gear dry.

Yes, but you will need to purchase separate tent poles that match the required height specifications. The X-Mid is specifically engineered for trekking pole support, so you will need a rigid alternative if you aren't carrying poles.

The offset pole geometry creates a surprising amount of interior volume, which generally accommodates taller hikers better than traditional solo tents. The diagonal layout allows for more usable length, so you are less likely to brush against the walls while lying down.

The dual-door and dual-vestibule design offers significant advantages for gear storage and ventilation. It allows you to keep gear on one side while using the other for entry and exit, and you can open both sides to create excellent cross-ventilation on warmer nights.