SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp
Slingfin

SlingFin Splitwing UL Tarp

$299.00
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The SplitWing is SlingFin's most minimal trekking pole-supported shelter for people whose top priority is achieving the lowest weight possible without compromising weather coverage. Designed with thru-hikes and FKTs in mind, the SplitWing and its modular accessories are adaptable to the wide range of conditions that are likely to be encountered on a 4-month-plus adventure.

When used on its own, the SplitWing is palatial for one and cozy for two. A pair of hardcore UL hikers (or very close friends) will appreciate sharing a shelter that packs down to the size of a grapefruit and weighs less than two packs of ramen per person.

At 7.9oz (224g) without the 6 included DAC j-stakes (10.3oz (292g) all-in), the SplitWing is damn light. Strategically-placed reinforcements made of our Expedition Series fly fabric keep the SplitWing in one piece when conditions get gnarly.

Unlike most shaped tarps, the SplitWing can be pitched with the front trekking pole anywhere between 105cm-120cm thanks to its front "wings", allowing you to prioritize floor area and storm protection with a low pitch, or provide generous headroom when pitched high. It's closed at the foot end to reduce drafts and increase weather protection.

The optional vestibule covers the front opening of the tarp, providing 360-degree coverage, perfect for those who are looking for the light weight of a minimal tarp shelter but would rather not give up the comfort and security of a tent. Add the SplitWing Mesh Body and the full bundle offers all the protection, versatility, and coziness of a double-wall tent but at a scant 21oz trail weight!

Features

  • UL shelter for 1-2 hikers.
  • Front pole can be pitched from 105cm-120cm.
  • Can be optimized for headroom or width.
  • Apex guy points allow the tarp to be set up between two trees.
  • Reinforcement panels at high-stress areas.
  • Enclosed foot area provides more shelter from wind and rain than open tarps.
  • 9 perimeter stakeout loops.
  • 2 side guyout points.
  • Front guylines with clips for easy entry/exit.
  • Front wings provide storm coverage while pitching taught at a range of heights.

Specs

Capacity 1-2
Minimum Weight 7.9oz (224g)
Packaged Weight 11.1 oz (315g)
Packed Size 8" x 4" x 4" (20cm x 10cm x 10cm)
Floor Dimensions 90" x 60"-72" (head, depending on pitch height) / 36" (foot) (229cm x 152cm-182cm / 92cm)
Floor Area
 27-32 sq ft (2.51-2.97sq m) (depending on pitch height)
Interior Height
 41"-47" (104cm-119cm) (head), 24" (61cm)(foot)

 

Materials

Fabric
10D Nylon 66 Ripstop Sil/Sil 1200mm
Reinforcement Fabric 20D Nylon Ripstop PE 1800mm

 

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About slingfin

SlingFin was founded in 2010 with one simple goal. Build the strongest, most innovative, no-expense-spared outdoor equipment in the world.

Slingfin represents the sum total of founder Martin Zemitis’ three decades of experience in the outdoor industry. After designing for The North Face and Sierra Designs for around a decade he co-founded Mountain Hardwear, where he designed equipment until 2009. Eventually he began to desire more freedom to design without the constraints of price targets and decided it was time to take things in a new direction. Soon thereafter, SlingFin was born.

Slingfin started making high alpine-focused dream tents that people on Everest would use as windbreaks for other tents. After a while, they realized the demand for shelters that can stand up to the elements extends well beyond the high alpine. Since then they’ve kept the strength-to-weight ratio of their tents at the forefront of their product development process. Choosing materials that improve the long-term durability of the products even if they’re more expensive, because they believe a good tent should be a long-term investment. Through thoughtful design, premium materials, and a deep understanding of tensile structures, Slingfin have created a full lineup of tents that can withstand much harsher conditions than other tents in their weight class.

SlingFin is an employee-owned, self-funded company. This means no suits, no “bean-counters”, and no pressure to maximize profit at the expense of quality. They’re small, lean, and scrappy, and they like it that way. Making the gear they want to use, not the gear a VC firm thinks will get them the best ROI. Their designs are inspired by the desire for stronger, lighter gear. Drawing on their deep industry heritage and passion for the outdoors to ensure that the materials, attention to detail, and build quality of their products are impeccable.

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