Nemo Dagger 3-Person Camping Tent

Description

A versatile and feature-rich option for backpacking or camping, the NEMO Dagger 3P effectively balances weight, performance, and roominess. Dual doors and vestibules and a voluminous interior maximize livability. Measuring 90” x 70”, the tent has 44 square feet of floor area and offers a peak height of nearly 42”. Two large side-entry doors create convenient access for two. The canopy is 15D polyurethane-coated ripstop nylon and No-See-Um mesh to provide durability, bug protection and ventilation. The tent’s two vestibules offer a combined 23 square feet of exterior space to stow gear. A hubbed-pole design creates a unique easy-set-up architecture. An additional ridge pole and pre-bent poles give the sidewalls verticality which frees up elbow room inside the tent. Two large side-entry doors create convenient access for two. A hubbed-pole design creates a unique easy-set-up architecture. An additional ridge pole and pre-bent poles give the sidewalls excellent verticality which frees up elbow room inside the tent. Measuring 90” x 70”, the tent has 44 square feet of floor area and offers a peak height of nearly 42”. The tent’s two vestibules offer a combined 23 square feet of exterior space to stow gear. A versatile and feature-rich option for backpacking or camping, the NEMO Dagger 3P effectively balances weight, performance, and roominess. The canopy is 15D polyurethane-coated ripstop nylon and No-See-Um mesh to provide durability, bug protection and ventilation.

Key Features

• Two large side-entry doors create convenient access for two.
• A versatile and feature-rich option for backpacking or camping, the NEMO Dagger 3P effectively balances weight, performance, and roominess.
• Measuring 90” x 70”, the tent has 44 square feet of floor area and offers a peak height of nearly 42”.
• The canopy is 15D polyurethane-coated ripstop nylon and No-See-Um mesh to provide durability, bug protection and ventilation.
• The tent’s two vestibules offer a combined 23 square feet of exterior space to stow gear.
• Dual doors and vestibules and a voluminous interior maximize livability.