Hilleberg - Allak
Quick Overview
Free standing, lightweight and tough.- Description
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The goal with the new Allak was to create a completely freestanding, all season, yet very light Dome tent – in other words, an ultralight Staika. The Allak uses the same integrated vestibule design as the Staika, as well as a similar 3 pole structure, but it employs ultralight materials for weight savings. The result is a two door, two vestibule tent that weighs just 6 lbs 6 oz. The Allak’s three poles cross in three places, so it is sturdy enough for all season use in both exposed and/or above tree line terrain as well as protected conditions. But because of its Kerlon 1200 outer tent fabric and 9 mm poles, it is not as stout as its Kerlon 1800 cousin, the Staika. Its exceptionally compact footprint and free standing design are ideal for tough pitching conditions, such as rocky ground and sand, and it is easily light enough for mobile journeys, where you move your camp every day. At the same time, its three pole Dome structure is strong enough for some base camp use, where you leave your tent unattended, especially in moderate conditions.
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International Restrictions Apply - Specifications
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Manufacturer Hilleberg Weight 6 lbs. 6 oz. Color Red Size One Size Tent Sleeps 2 Person Area 32.3 sq. ft. Tent Type Double Wall Free Standing Yes Vestibule Size 9.7 + 9.7 sq. ft. Length 91 in. Width 51 in. Height 42 in. Tent Pole Type 3, 9 mm poles Material Kerlon 1200 fabric Other Features Kerlon 1200 fabric
The Allak’s Dome design is completely free standing, and the vestibules are included in its self-supporting structure. Its innovative short pole sleeve and clip system construction, same length poles, and linked inner and outer tents make for simple and quick set up. Its design allows for a very compact footprint while maintaining interior roominess
Pitching requires no pegs, but 12 peg points provide options for increasing stability
Both the floor space and head room are quite spacious thanks to the three pole structure and Dome design
Two entrances and two vestibules
Dual entrances ensure that one door can always be situated out of the wind - Product Reviews
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- Great Foul Weather Tent Review by AgainstTheWild
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Price Value Quality Recently used the Allak on a pack hunt where weight and space was limited. The tent held strong against high winds and heavy rains keeping everything dry and protected. Hilleberg does a great job taking a basic dome tent and transforming it into literal bunker. From reinforced pole sleeves, clips, zippers and guy lines the Allak seems virtually indestructible. Weighing in under 7 lbs the tent is lighter than other 4 season tents I've used and much stronger. I plan on using this tent for future endeavors during the upcoming winter months, and would recommend it to any one looking for a serious 4 season tent.
(Posted on 10/14/11)
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