Kephart’s Snow tent and Abercrombie’s Explorer/Cruiser tents are all variations on the same theme – a square, or relatively square, floor with a peaked roof and short ridge line at the door end. This is a great two (or more) person tent, but should only be used for applications not requiring a stove. The tent is steep sided with short walls in the back; parrels on the sides provide extra interior room. The front peak affords enough space to stand while dressing – always a plus.
We make this tent with either a snow tunnel entrance (shown right), a slit overlap door (not shown), or a slit overlap door with a short awning (shown left).
With numerous setup configurations available, this tent is suitable for erection in any number of spaces. Your camp may allow you to rig a pole system, either internal or external, or you may need to suspend it between trees. This versatile tent is sure to accomodate.
This is a fine closed system tent – one of the few where we would consider using a sewn in floor.
| Depth | Width | Height | Door Type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7’6″ | 7’6″ | 7′ | Tunnel | $530 |
| 7’6″ | 7’6″ | 7′ | Overlap | $545 |
| 7’6″ | 7’6″ | 7′ | Overlap/Awning | $600 |
| 10′ | 10′ | 7’6″ | Tunnel | $695 |
| 10′ | 10′ | 7’6″ | Overlap | $705 |
| 10′ | 10′ | 7’6″ | Overlap/Awning | $750 |