Redefines the solo backpacking experience
+ View tech specsThe Alto TR 1 Plus semi-freestanding tent provides maximum livability for the solo backpacker who is active right to the ends of shoulder seasons.
Vertical walls, a tall, oversized door and the same functional details as the standard Alto combine with materials that will keep you warm and dry in windier and wetter conditions. Whenever you camp, you’ll have more usable space, better ventilation and more versatility than any other ultra-lightweight tent – because ‘going solo’ shouldn’t feel like ‘solitary confinement’.
Versatility that is head and shoulders above other shoulder-season tents
Alto TR1 Plus - One Person Ultralight Tent (3+ Season) | |
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Floor Area | 19.5 sq. ft.19.5 sq. ft. |
Floor Dimensions | 84.5 x 42 x 24 in.84.5 x 42 x 24 in. |
Fly + Footprint Pitch Weight | 1lb 11.3oz.1lb 11.3oz. |
Minimum Trail Weight | 2 lbs. 5 oz.2 lbs. 5 oz. |
Packed Size | 4 x 18 in4 x 18 in |
Packed Weight | 2 lbs 11 oz2 lbs 11 oz |
Peak Height | 42.5 in.42.5 in. |
Pole Diameter | 8.7 and 9.5mm8.7 and 9.5mm |
Vestibule Area | 7.5 sq. ft.7.5 sq. ft. |
The Alto Plus tent has a nylon inside fabric with unzippable vents rather than mesh to keep cold air from getting into the inner tent. The Plus model also features a more waterproof floor (2500mm against 1200mm).
While the Alto tent is designed for use up to the end of shoulder seasons, it's not built to withstand heavy snow loads and should be guyed out in winds above 20 mph.
Rather than needing to secure a tent with poles attached to every corner, a semi-freestanding tent may only need one pole to hold up the structure and reinforced with stakes at the corners. Semi-freestanding tents are lighter weight and have smaller packed-volume.
Our Alto tents have a lighter poleset than the Telos, but they need to have the corners staked out at the head end.