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Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 Tent: 4-Person 4-Season

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Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 Tent: 4-Person 4-Season

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Specs

Sleeps4
Season4-season
Doors2
Vestibules2
SetupFreestanding
Floor area57 sq ft
Vestibule area16 sq ft
Peak height50 in
Packed weight204.4 oz (5795 g)
Packed size9 x 28 in
Poles5x DAC Featherlite NSL

How the Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 Tent: 4-Person 4-Season compares

The maker hasn't published a weight for the Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 Tent. Across the 233 tents we track with one, the median is 2 lb 10 oz. At $1,350, it costs more than 95% of the tents we list.

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Description

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “I trust this tent when the forecast looks rough and the objective is serious. The Trango’s DAC pole structure is incredibly strong, and the direct connection points between the tent, fly, and frame keep everything stable in heavy wind and snow. The vestibules also give plenty of room for storing boots and gear, which makes life much easier during long alpine trips.�When our route leads into high alpine terrain and unpredictable weather, we rely on the Trango 4 Tent from Mountain Hardwear to create a dependable shelter. Built for demanding expeditions, this legendary four-season tent has protected climbers on big mountains for decades. Its spacious interior and durable design give us a comfortable place to recover after long days pushing toward the summit. A rugged double-wall construction with fully sealed seams and a bathtub-style floor keeps snow, wind, and moisture outside where they belong. The color-coded DAC Featherlight NSL pole system provides exceptional strength while simplifying setup in harsh conditions, and welded connection points securely anchor the tent, frame, and fly together for added stability during storms. Large vestibules offer protected space for gear and boots, while a zippered thru-vent helps reduce condensation and improve airflow during cold nights. From winter basecamps to remote alpine routes, this tent is built to handle the toughest environments on the planet.