High camp comfort for the professional expeditionist.

 Designed in conjuction with renowned expeditionist Eric Simonson ofInternational Mountain Guides, this expedition-proven, self-supporting, 4 season tent has been rescaled to provide high camp comfort for 2, even when waiting out the weather for the perfect summit attempt. Now longer, wider and taller, it maintains its low and narrow profile for excellent performance in tight spots and windy conditions. Its super-strong exoskeleton frame with color coded poles, super-tough gated carabiners, and post & grommet assembly speed set up, even with gloved hands. A cold weather PU transparent vestibule window brightnes the interior. 34-pocked organizer wall, 2 gear lofts and 1 flashlight loop aid storage.

• 5 pole rectangular dome tent with exoskeleton frame
• Super strong 11 mm DAC Press-fit 7000 series aluminum self-supporting frame with color coded poles and super tough carabiners speed set up, even with gloved hands
• Post and grommet corner attachments make set up easy
• High/Low venting, side opening doors with twin track zippers
• Low and narrow profile for excellent performance in tight spots and windy conditions
• Closeable scoop vents in fly have zippered access through tent roof
• Twin point front vestibule, single point rear vestibule
• Cold weather PU transparent vestibule window brightens interior
• Reflective web and logos for nighttime visibility
• Includes 24 pocket organizer wall, 2 gear lofts, and 1 flashlight loop

Eureka! & International Mountain Guides
A Summit Story...

A summit story Eric Simonson of International Mountain Guides first used Eureka! tents during a 1999 Mt. Everest expedition. Upon his safe return, he stopped to visit the Eureka! staff at a national trade show to share his experiences and discuss how well the tents performed. Excited to hear that Simonson was planning another trip to Mt. Everest (the 2001 Mallory/Irvine Expedition), a Eureka! senior tent designer offered to develop a tent specifically for Simonson. Together, they discussed the many special requirements, forced by the trials of Mt. Everest, that had still remained unmet in modern tent design. Born from that conversation—and months of collaboration and rigorous prototype testing— the 5th Season EXO went into production and on to perform with zero failures.

Now, for 2005, Simonson, the IMG team, and Eureka! set out again to redesign the Four Season/Expedition tent category, this time taking the 4 season tents from 4th season to ALL season. Still maintaining their super-tough properties, the tents now feature added High/Low venting–including scoop fly vents and side wall vents–and extra storage that make them more comfortable for year-round use.