Liteway PyraOmm Solo Tarp DCF

The Litweway PyrraOmm Solo DCF Tarp is a pyramid shelter made from Dyneema® Composite Fabric. This ultralight tarp is the ideal fast & light shelter, offering large internal volume (inner living space of more than 3 sq.m.) and wind resistance while still boasting a small packed size and volume. The tarp consists of one zippered YKK AquaGuard entrance, coloured red. The shelter is designed for one person.

The tarp is glued at all main seams, minimum stitched seams. This means that there is no need for additional sealing of the seams, as in the 1.1 oz version of Silpoly 20D.

Features

• Glued sealed seams;
• One entrance with YKK AquaGuard water repellent zipper;
• Red zipper colour on entrance;
• 2 ventilation windows;
• Wind resistance design;
• Loops with lineloc for comfortable setup and adjustments;
• Strengthening with DCF Hybrid in top of the pyramid;
• UHMW PE guy lines;
• Ultralight weight;
• Small packed size.

Specifications

Materials

• 0.67 oz / 1.0 oz Dyneema® Composite Fabric is a patented ultra-lightweight material. It is made from flexible nonwoven laminated composites that are additionally reinforced with Dyneema® fibers. The fabric is highly durable and water resistant.
• 0.67 oz / 1.0 oz oz Dyneema® Composite Fabric, Woojin plastic, YKK AQUAGUARD zipper #3.

Setup

• Stretch corners with pegs in the shape of a regular rectangle;
• Put the trekking pole from the inside to the top of the tent vertically about 120 cm;
• Tightening guy lines for good stretch of shelter;
• Setup additional guy lines.

Weight: 340g / 400g with guylines and stuff sack for 0.8 oz.

Size: 276cm x 120cm / height 120cm.

Complete set: PyraOmm Solo Tarp DCF, UHMW PE guy lines, stuff sack Litebag DCF.

We recommend using this shelter if you are no more than 175 cm tall. If your height is more than 175 cm, we recommend choosing other versions of PyraOmm: Max or Plus.

NOTE. The sharp ends of the trekking poles should always be covered with tips. Or you can put a soft cloth / equipment under the sharp end of the pole. Do not insert the sharp ends of sticks or posts into the top of the shelter. The sharp ends of the trekking poles should always be insulated to avoid breaking the top of the PyraOmm.