Marmot Tungsten Ultralight 3-Person Tent

Used only a couple times before I noticed the stitching wasn’t sewn properly and was coming loose on one of the seams. There was nothing I could do about it until the end of the summer but only after using the tent maybe 25 times, the material is wearing out to the point there are holes starting to form in the mesh material. I’m pretty sure a tent that costs over $600 should last for more than one season. This one will need replacing after less than a season so very disappointing to say the least. They just don’t make things the way they used to. I will be contacting Marmot for a replacement but at this rate they’ll need to replace the tent every year.

I got tungsten ul 3p tent last year but couldnt get fly add on No any distributers, no any retailer, even though I have found all www site.. Pls help me Actually I never pitched tungsten still,,, as soon as I get fly, I will go out fot enjoying the tent perfectly

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great tent... can't wait to take it on the first adventure!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Marmot has amazing customer service. I had an issue and they replaced the well used tent at no cost. This is my favorite 3 season tent - and I own 4 others from high-end manufacturers. Well thought-out, large, fast setup, durable in wind (used in ~50mph). It's my go to below tree line.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have only used it 3 times but so far so good. Seems tough and it kept the water out. It did well in strong winds. We haven’t backpacked with it yet. My girlfriend, two dogs (60 and 80 lbs), and me (6’1” 200 lbs) all fit inside comfortably.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought this tent for backpack camping. Its for two of us. My husband is over 6 feet so we were worried about getting too small of a tent. The tent is perfect for the two of us plus our gear or our dog. Its lightweight and wasy to split the load.

It's Certainly a light weight tent and big enough for two plus some gear. it's a bug net with floor and two doors and a fly. I just got it and it's too cold to use till next year. I did set it up and it's definitely put together well. If weight is your biggest concern I don't know how they can make it any lighter. The seams are taped, the zippers work good, it's New! Hope I can add to this after I have used it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Still new to this tent, but it performed well on the first two outings. It is very light. Excellent room for two and still within a reasonable backpacking weight budget. I purchased the footprint and recommend you do too. We split up with 42oz for the body and fly and 34.5oz for the poles, footprint, stakes, guy cord and repair kit. Fly pitches tightly if you stake out the side between the doors. The vents are a nice feature however I deducted one star because the reinforcement patch on one of them had unraveling stitches on the second setup. I will send it in for warranty repair, which I'm sure Marmot will support, but if the repair lead time is long I may fix this myself. The green strikes me as an odd color - almost faded in the pictures, but in the field it's a pleasant color that blends in well with surroundings without being impossible to see. The fly has bits of reflective material that serve well to guide you back from a late-night bio break. Zippers are fine gauge and somewhat fiddly but I had no problem when the tent is pitched tautly. Setup is quite easy, although I'd strongly prefer if the two main poles were permanently joined at the intersection. The pole clips seem functional but I expect they would break if I accidentally stepped on one I have not yet had it out in the rain, but with the fly pitched fully taut I see no reason to get wet inside. The seam sealing appears to be good quality. It has ample ventilation with the full mesh tent body.