Eureka! Suma 3 Tent
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The budget-friendly Suma 3 three-person tent is Eureka!'s lightest backcountry tent, making it a perfect companion for long backpacking trips. Eureka!'s stripped-down, minimalist, one-door design sets up lightning fast, so you can hit the hay mere minutes after arriving at your campsite.
- Vestibule for Gear
- Bathtub Floor
- Fly to ground 360
- Gear Loft
- 3 pockets
- Imported
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Sleeping Capacity |
3 |
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Floor Size |
88 in x 72 in (223.5 cm x 182.9 cm) |
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Floor Area |
44 ft² / 4.1 m² |
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Interior Peak Height |
50 in | 127 cm |
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Total Weight |
5 lb 2.08 oz | 2.32 kg |
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Minimum Weight |
4 lbs 13 oz / 2.2 kg |
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Pack Size |
6 in x 17 in (15 cm x 43 cm) |
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Vestibules |
1 |
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Vestibule Area Front |
11.3 ft² / 1.05 m² |
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Doors |
1 |
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Storage Pockets |
3 |
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Gear Hammock |
1 |
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Main Pole |
8.5 mm Aluminum |
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Sleeping Capacity |
2 |
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Floor Size |
88 in x 55 in (223.5 cm x 139.7 cm) |
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Interior Peak Height |
42 in | 106.7 cm |
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Total Weight |
4 lb 2.08 oz | 1.87 kg |
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Minimum Weight |
3 lbs 13 oz / 1.7 kg |
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Vestibules |
1 |
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Doors |
1 |
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Storage Pockets |
3 |
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Gear Hammock |
1 |
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Main Pole |
8.5 mm Aluminum |
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Inner Body Fabric |
68D 185T polyester taffeta breathable |
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Rainfly Fabric |
68D 185T polyester taffeta 1500 mm |
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Mesh |
20D nylon no-see-um |
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