12 Person Tipi - Brown, No Door Screens (seam sealed)
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OVERVIEW:
The 12 Person Lightweight Tipi is roomy, storm worthy and offers excellent walk around space. Great for family camping, base camp adventures, and rafting trips. It is capable of sleeping up to 12 with minimal gear, or six people with a stove.
This tipi comes with factory seam sealing included and is in-stock ready to ship!
Handmade in Grand Junction, CO.
Features:
- Ultra HD Tent Fabric
- Sod Skirt
- SO Stake Loops
- Guyout Loops
- Flexi-Pitch
- Dual Zippered Doors With Rain Flaps
- Stove Jack With Rain Flap
- Peak Vent
- Hang Loops
- Comes with Factory Seam Sealing
Made in the U.S.A from the best materials sourced both domestic and globally
Specifications:
- Weight:
- Canopy - 99 oz / 6 lb 3 oz
- Updated Complete weight - canopy, stakes, aluminum pole - 174 oz / 10 lb 14 oz
- Dimensions:
- Height 9' 6"
- Diameter 18' 10"
- 260 sq ft
- Sitting Room (Area taller than 36") - 120 sqft
- Standing Room (Area taller than 6 ft) - 61 sqft
Size Guide:
- Sleeps 12 without stove
- Sleeps 6 with stove
- Sleeps 4 standard cots with a stove
- Need one size smaller? See the 8 Person Tipi
- Need one size bigger? See the 16 Person Tipi
Comes With:
- Shelter canopy
- Stove jack with rain flap
- Aluminum Pole - 6 sections
- NEW For 2021: We now send this tent with 12 twisted stakes and 12 standard stakes.
Pitch Instructions:
For detailed pitching instructions please read our detailed Pitch Instructions.
KNOTS:
Read Knots You Should Know to learn our favorite ways of rigging cordage to perform tasks. The most common tasks you'll find are:
- Putting a Prusik On The Pole to pitch a nest or rig a dryline for hanging gear.
- Tying guyline or mainline to a tree or branch.
- Connecting line to a guyout.
- Tying off to a stake.
SEAM SEALING:
These 12 man Tipi tents are facroty seam sealed and ready to ship
Stove Recommendations:
- Stove Size - XL Titanium Stove
- Stovepipe Length - 10.5 to 11 ft
Intro to Hot Tents:
The most common questions we get about hot tents are:
- How do you not burn the tent down?
- The stove jack is a high temp fiberglass material rated to several thousand degrees. The tent material never touches the hot pipe. You can get pinholes from floating embers, but a small dab of silicone seals the pinhole and doesn't hurt the shelter.
- How does a floorless shelter work in wet weather?
- Really darn well. Don't pitch in a depression obviously, but the ground inside dries out quickly, and it's super convenient to just walk in with muddy shoes (or dogs) and not worry about getting your floor dirty.
- What about condensation?
- It's single wall, there will be condensation in some conditions. Liners help a lot, as do stoves. Mostly you just have to learn to manage it. Read 5 Ways to Manage Condensation in Seek Outside Tents
- What about carbon monoxide?
- It's truly not a concern. We include a peak vent, plus the shelter will draw air through the zipper and under the sod skirt. If you're still concerned, leave a door unzipped 8" or so at the bottom to allow more venting.