Info from their website: http://www.brooks-range.com/product-p/9000.htm
Designed for 4-season backpacking, the Brooks-Range Propel mountaineering tent gives you the option of using your ski or trekking poles to save weight when you're traveling light. You can lighten the weight by using trekking poles, or ski poles and an avalanche probe instead of the included ridge pole.
Features
• 8.5mm DAC NSL Poles
• Body-40d Sil/PU Nylon 1500mm FR R/S
• Floor-70d Nylon 1500mm FR R/S
• Fully seam taped
• No Drip vestibule entrance
• Reinforced stake points
• 28sq ft
• 6.6 sq ft vestibule
• 1lb 9oz (710g) min weight without side/ridge poles
• 1lb 15oz (880g) min weight without side poles
• 2lb 10oz (1190g) min weight with poles
• 3lb (1360g) max weight
• 164" x 48" x 38"
Ray Estrella's review http://www.backpackgeartest.org/reviews ... 0Estrella/
Franco ended up with Ray's tested tent as shown in pics here: http://tasmania.bushwalk.com/forum/view ... 18#p132085
Franco also told me that he uploaded a video on how to set it up:
I have the 2015 version which has slightly different colours to the one in Franco's video - but I believe it is essentially the same tent.
SOLD.
