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Eureka Spitfire Tent 1-Person 3-Season Review
Eureka Spitfire Tent 1-Person 3-Season Feature
- Sleeps: 1
- Doors: 1
- Windows: Full Panel Mesh
- Weight: 2lbs. 12oz.
- Center height: 3ft. 4in.
Eureka Spitfire Tent 1-Person 3-Season Overview
Looking forward to a weekend with a little "you" time? Eureka's Spitfire 3-season 1-person tent is an easy choice for fast-and-light solo travel. It has a little more room than most solo tents, so you don't feel like you're stuffed in a coffin when you're getting some sleep or staying out of the rain. Set the Spitfire up quickly and easily with post and grommet corner attachments and clips to attach the tent body to the frame. You only need two stakes to secure this Eureka tent's body to the ground. A removable fly detaches to reveal sizable mesh areas in the tent body for air flow on warmer days. An inside storage pocket holds essentials like your headlamp and water bottle.
Product Features
- Material: [Fly] 75D StormShield polyester; [floor] 70D nylon taffeta
- Freestanding: No
- Poles: 2
- Pole Material: Featherlite 7000 Series Aluminum
- Doors: 1
- Clip / Sleeve: Hoop
- Floor Space: 3ft 6in x 9ft (107 x 23cm), 18.12sq ft (1.9 sq m)
- Interior Height: 3ft 4in (101cm)
- Vestibule Space: 4.4sq ft (.4sq m)
- Packed Size: 5 x 22in (12.5 x 56cm)
- Seam Sealed: Taped
- Ventilation: Full mesh windows
- Weight: 2lb 12oz (1247g)
- Recommended Use: Solo backpacking
- Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime
- Country of Origin: China
Eureka Spitfire Tent 1-Person 3-Season Specifications
 The exclusive Eureka StormShield promise: "Dry. Tough. Fast." Industry-leading moisture protection, durability, and ease-of-set-up make Eureka tents ideal for years of outdoor travels. |
Set-up is quick and easy with post-and-grommet corner attachments and clips to attach the tent body to the frame, and only two stakes are needed to secure the tent to the ground. A removable fly detaches to reveal sizable mesh areas in the tent body for optimal ventilation on warmer days, and an inside storage pocket holds essentials like a headlamp, water bottle, and small personal items.
Eureka StormShield Technology
Dry By Design
Unlike some, Eureka tents stay dry. Windows, vents, and breathable fabrics allow cross-ventilation to minimize condensation inside, while bathtub-style floors wrap up the sides of the tent to keep water outside. Major seams are factory taped.
Tough By Design
Eureka tents are built to last. They're constructed with top-quality fabrics and reinforced in high-stress areas to protect against wear and tear, and they have durable guyouts designed to hold tight during even the most inclement weather.
Fast By Design
Eureka tent set-up is a breeze thanks to shock-corded poles which assemble quickly and easily without guesswork, and nickel sliders on self-healing zippers keep windows and doors working fast, without a hitch.
Specifications
- One-person, three-season tent
- One door, full mesh panel windows
- One interior storage pocket
- 4.4-square-foot vestibule area
- 18-square-foot floor area
- Measures 26-by-42-by-108-inches (W x H x D) when erected
- Measures five-by-22-inches when packed
- Two-pound, 12-ounce weight
- Nine-millimeter DAC Featherlight 7000 series aluminum pole frame
- Poke-out vent in rainfly
- 75-denier 12000mm StormShield polyester rainfly
- 70-denier 1200mm nylon wall
- 75-denier 1200mm nylon taffeta floor
- 40-denier "no-see-um" mesh windows
Lifetime Warranty
Eureka warrants its tents to the original purchases to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the life of the product.
About Eureka
From the backcountry to your backyard, Eureka makes you feel right at home. Around the globe and across the street, Eureka has been bringing families and friends together in the outdoors for more than 100 years.
Though the exact year has been lost to history, Eureka's story begins prior to 1895, in Binghamton, NY, where the company still resides today. Then known as the Eureka Tent & Awning Company, its first wares were canvas products--most notably, Conestoga wagon covers and horse blankets for nineteenth century American frontiersmen--as well as American flags, store awnings, and, of course, camping tents. Today, the company remains one of the leading producers of top-quality outdoor products for everyone from car campers to elite global trekkers.
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