The BEST Ultralight 3 Person Tent

[@DoseofDirt]

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[@RuggedGoodLooks]

this is a great no nonsense review. i like the format.

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks, Henry! I try to keep them informative with not too much fluff! I truly appreciate your comment! Thanks for watching!

[@rachelbrain]

I'm not in the market for a 3 person tent, but you showed a great way to break things down. I did something similar when I shopped for my 2p backpacking tent. Ended up with a Nemo Dragonfly because having a freestanding tent was important to me as well as weight. I'm fairly new to camping/backpacking so I didn't want to rely on having the perfect pitch to have a livable space. I still use a 5 pound 2-person Moon Lence tent that I bought off Amazon for $70 for car camping. Had it for over 2 years and it's holding up like a champ over dozens of trips.

[@DoseofDirt]

Hey! Thanks for your comment! Ya, it's all about what each persons specific needs are. Sometimes I think we're too quick to say 'this gear is better than that gear' but it all comes down to the person and what they are using it for. I know a lot of people LOVE the Nemo tents! I also still have my 6lb 3 person tent from Amazon (Bessport) and it's holding up pretty well! Survived trips with kids, puppies, wind, rain, snow and everything in between

[@steveh5169]

Had the same issue a few years ago. Needed at least a 3 person tent for myself and 3 dogs. I couldn't stomach (nor could my wife) paying $700+ for a tent regardless of how light it is. I ended up buying a Sierra Designs Studio 3. Semi freestanding, double wall, single vestibule. Right at 4 pounds and was around $325. Packs reall small too. I can fit myself and 3 dogs, but kinda tight. Also took it on a trip to Wyoming with my 2 sons this past summer and it was fine but would not call it "roomy". A couple of things that I don't like about the Triplex is it seems bulky, plus the trekking pole in the middle of the door opening. I could see banging into that getting in and out of the tent, or the dogs knocking it over, but can't beat the weight. Great channel by the way.

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks, Steve! 4 lbs is fantastic at $325. That Nemo Hornet I referenced in the video is twice that much at the same weight. I still sometime wonder if I should have gone with the Tarptent Rainshadow 3 for trips with the dogs. I find myself hesitating letting them into the triplex. But we'll see how it goes. You're definitely right about the pole right in the middle of the door. It is annoying. I think the triplex can pack up tighter, but I did a pretty lazy job. But for how large it is packed up, I'm shocked at how light it is every time I pick it up. Thanks so much for watching and supporting the channel! Truly appreciated!

[@anondoe9170]

I bring my standard poodle with me when camping so I needed a 3 person! Love my Nemo 3 person :)

[@DoseofDirt]

Hey Anon! Nemo definitely makes a good tent! Maybe I'm just lazy, but I like the weight of the zpacks so I can cover more miles with less fatigue (or just take more oreos 😂). But everyone prefers different gear based on what works best for them! I'll say, in the world of freestanding tents, Nemo is a definite winner! Thanks for watching!

[@aheathenoutdoors]

I hike with my #140 Cane Corso and in the future my GF. I needed a tent that met the same specs as you. However, since this video, the MSR Freelite 3 has a rectangle floor of 66" wide. So I will be looking at that version in addition to the TW UL 3 the regular version.

[@DoseofDirt]

First of all, Cane Corsos are BOSS! Seriously love them. They are amazing dogs and can be so loving as well. And I honestly just can't get over how awesome they look. Ok, sorry for freaking out about how awesome your dog is! Yes, the 66" wide floor would be nice. I am a little disappointed that the triplex isn't just a little bit wider. I haven't used it for 3 adults yet, but it works for two of us and the two huskies (but admittedly a little cramped). The MSR Freelite looks like a really good option, especially at $480!

[@dwightbearden5420]

Very reasonable info and info to help make a good decision depending on what we want to spend .

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks, Dwight! Would be interested to know what tent you decide on! Thanks so much for watching!

[@retireddac]

This, like previous videos, is awesome! And you hit the nail on the head. I think you sold me on the Tarpent Rainshower 3. I have been looking for a lighter weight tent that fits a Saint Bernard and I. So you camping with 2 huskies is a similar amount of dog. 1) Price is a bit more of a concern for us otherwise I would go for the Z-packs too. Lol I had originally been looking to replace my ancient 2 person Kelty from 25 years ago (6lbs) with another 2 person tent but I think the 3 person UL tent is the way to go. Light enough to work well but still very versatile and roomy. Thank you. I appreciate the relevant info. Great stuff. (Love the on screen edits too. They crack me up)

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks, Thor! A Saint Bernard is definitely about the same as 2 people! 🤣 Ya, I really did consider the Rainshadow. Tarptent makes high quality tents and the price is impressive for the weight! I chuckle a little to think that some people pay twice that much for a heavier tent! I'm still half tempted to order one to test it out, but two UL tents within a few months probably isn't a good idea... If you pull the trigger, I'd love to know what you think about it! Thanks so much for watching! Truly appreciate it, and especially your comment!

[@tacul9333]

I have the Z-Pack Triplex. My favorite backpacking tent.

[@DoseofDirt]

I just got back from a 100 mile trip with my buddy in the Uinta Mountains of Utah. This tent was PERFECT! Light and plenty of space! Thanks for commenting!

[@justjonoutdoors]

I hike solo, or with my daughter - when we are together, we each carry our own 2-person tent, which gives us room to keep our gear and stink inside with ourselves. I use a TarpTent Stratospire LI and she uses a Nemo Hornet 2P. For fast-trekking solo trips, I’ve got a ZPacks Plexamid (1-person), and if it’s not bug season (or I just want emergency shelter in my day pack) I have a ZPacks Hexamid (1-person) tarp with doors and bathtub floor.

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks Jon! I’ve heard good things about both the Stratospire and Hornet 2. I was bummed to find out that there wasn’t some sort of Stratospire 3 that could give the triplex a run for it’s money! I agree that it’s nice to have the space of your own tent for gear, which is another reason I went with the triplex. Until I can justify a pricy tent purchase, I’ll probably take it on solos because the thing is just so dang light! Sounds like you’ve got an awesome tent collection! So you have a favorite? Or is it just different tents for different seasons/uses?? Thanks for watching man!

[@justjonoutdoors]

I find myself using the Stratospire the most. I also tend to keep the “winter” inner in it all year.

[@DoseofDirt]

@@justjonoutdoors I'm not surprised! That Stratspire Li is a good looking tent. I wish that Tarptent had a similar tent in a 3 person size. I was bummed that they only had the Rainshadow 3 as a potential 3 person option under 3 lbs. Thanks for sharing!

[@hoboesque_]

Myself and my two dogs have used the MSR carbon reflex three for years it’s an excellent tent

[@MrJustinRhodes]

Great video boss! Can’t wait to see how it works!

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks, Bro! Uinta Highline trail, HERE WE COME!!

[@Biomass1]

You can save alot of money by making your own Z pak tent with Tyvek and Tyvek tape. Take some measurements and draw up a plan. Lay everything out and have a friend or two help. It's fun and you might be pleasantly surprised.

[@DoseofDirt]

Sounds like a fun project!

[@lizard2425]

Outstanding presentation! Direct and to the point. Thanks. 👍 Wish there was some way to compare interior volume. 🤪

[@DoseofDirt]

Thank you! Much appreciated! Ya, that is such a tough one to compare! I've been trying to think up some standard box size (6 feet long and 8 inches tall or something) that would show how well you fit.

[@boredandagitated]

I’m considering a 3 person because my wife wants to come along on a backpacking trip. Would be nice to have a roomy tent that fits two 25 inch sleigh pads and maybe even keep the backpacks inside out of the elements. With two people you can split some of the weight! Give her the lighter half and I take whatever part is slightly heavier.

[@robertestrada9643]

Tigerwall 3p platinum, has double vestibules. I’m 6’3 220 and my hiking partners are 6ft 260+ lots of room. Weighs only 2 ounces more than the 2p. Also has the fast fly setup saving more weight. At 2.5 lbs packed weight is light enough for solo trips!

[@SouthernHike]

Excellent breakdown man! I feel like everyone is getting new tents for the new year lol

[@DoseofDirt]

Ya, I've seen a few people picking up new tents! Seems like it was a good time though since so many of the prices of gone up in 2022. I was looking at the trips I have planned for this year and knew I didn't want to be carrying my 6lb 3 man tent for those... Ugh. Thanks for watching!

[@Direct19681]

I believe your measurement for the Z pack triplex is off by about 8 inches. Mine only measures 60 inches. Now unless of course, your measurement is from an older model. Great video!

[@tommoskal4419]

I have a Rainshadow 3 . It's a single wall tent. It is very finicky to set up . The basin tends to collapse and roof tends to sag in.

[@dudlydjarbum2045]

Due to prices I will stick to my ozark trail one man for 35 bucks 3.5 lbs. Love what you do just cannot afford anything like these.

[@DoseofDirt]

Ya, I hear you! I picked this up because we were moving and I sold my mountain bike because I just wasn't using it. Because mountain bikes are hard to find right now, I was able to sell it for enough to cover this and a few other gear items. But I am actually picking up an Ozark 1 man because I want to test it out for a budget load out! Would love to hear your thoughts about it if you don't mind sharing! Thanks so much for watching!

[@dudlydjarbum2045]

@@DoseofDirt I've only used mine for two nights canoe camping. No complaints yet but it was favorable summer weather without rain. Obviously cannot fit three people inside. But for the price and if you bring an extra tarp I think it's fairly solid.

[@DoseofDirt]

@@dudlydjarbum2045 Nice! Ya, would love to hear more as you use it more. My previous 3 person tent was a Bessport (actually have their 2 person as well). It was only about $100 and has held up to a lot of trips. But it weighs close to 6 lbs. That didn't sound like something I'd want to carry on some 20-25 mile days I have planned for this summer. But it will definitely still be seeing some use because it's a great tent!

[@jamesbrooks3664]

I've lived in a 4 person Ozark trail tent when I was homeless and it held up for a whole summer here in Colorado. I remember it rained alot that year and I had an extra camo tarp over my tent. I really like the 2 person that is gray they made a couple years ago.

[@dudlydjarbum2045]

@@jamesbrooks3664 hope this finds you well. I still have a 4 person orange gray dome tent from 2009 still going strong.

[@KateGrarock]

Great review mate thanks for doing the work. looking to camp with the fam in Australia. I have Duplex, perhaps I should have thought ahead and got the triplex. love how you directly compare. so helpful

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks, Kate! Always hard to know what tent to get because there are so many different situations! So far I'm loving the triplex! Thanks so much for watching and for you comment!

[@KateGrarock]

@@DoseofDirt so good.

[@ilyr73]

Well created review, I like the in-depth comparison. I am looking for a good 3 person tent, but it might be one not in this list (so far I am considering the Telos TR3), but after watching your video, I might consider comparing a lot more tents before the final decision... Thanks!

[@DoseofDirt]

Looks like a good tent! 3 persons are hard to compare because they are so different. So far my Zpacks has been great, but it's honestly too small for 3 real people, but it is perfect for 2 people, or my, my daughter, and our two dogs, so no regrets here!

[@ilyr73]

Yeah, I need the 3 people size for my 3 dogs too and to have an optional room for a second person if needed. About Zpacks, for me the need of trekking poles is a turnoff, as I don't use those and would hate to carry with me, just for the tent... :) A positive side in Telos, that you can set up the outer shell without the inner part, which can provide a quick rain shelter if needed. Of course it's a lot heavier than Zpacks, but still looking for possible candidates...

[@DoseofDirt]

@@ilyr73 Ya, I like a freestanding tent that has the quick fly option. When I'm hiking with my dogs, I only bring the trekking poles for the tent. Just too hard to manage trekking poles, leashes, etc. If you settle on one, I'd love to know which you decided on!

[@williamlusk3316]

Sierra designs meteor lite 3 for the win...price, quality and weight...sorry you missed out on this one in the review

[@TimeOuttotheTrail]

Great info! We got the Marmot Limelight 3p when we started out in 2019. It’s a great tent with all the features, double vestibule, double wall, footprint, poles, stakes…the only downfall is it weighs close to 6lbs. It was only around $300 though. Would definitely like to consider one that is 3lbs or lighter. Thanks for the info!

[@DoseofDirt]

Sounds like a great tent! My first 3P tent was a similar weight. Close to 6 lbs! Which isn't bad if you're splitting the weight between 2 or 3 people, but since I'll often take my young kids or dogs, that meant the entire tent was on my back, so the lighter the better! 🤣 If you're on a budget, that Rainshadow 3 seems like a really good option for under 3 lbs, and and I know Tarptent makes solid tents. But sometimes it's hard to replace something that still works, even if it's a little heavier. Thanks for watching!

[@sierrarider]

it sounds to me that what you need is the hyper lite ultamid 4 - best tent for who you're taking - I have the ultamid and the triplex and I would definitely give the ultamid 4 the win - they are expensive but worth it

[@movemorenowjames]

Amazing what they can pack into, literally, a decent tent … I may have missed this but have you ever done a video of the very lightest, smallest sleeping system … I am thinking about doing a 3/4 day run but carrying my own tent and gear….. may have to pick your brains soon

[@DoseofDirt]

It's incredible, isn't it?! A 3/4 day fast packing trip sounds awesome! I'd like to get into fast packing at some point as well. I haven't done a video about the lightest sleep system, but have looked into it a little because it does interest me. As far as the tent, I'm not aware of any lighter than the Zpacks Plexamid--it's a 1 person made by the same company as this 3 person I bought. It's only about 15 oz (433 grams), but will set you back about $600 USD. A more budget friendly choice could be the Lunar Solo at only $250, but it's heaver at 26 oz (737 g). For sleep system, I have a pad called Sleepingo from Amazon. It's only 14 oz and the comfort is decent. It's only $40. There are some lighter like the Therarest Uberlite (small is 6oz/170g and large is 12oz/340) but as you can imagine, it's pricey! Sleeping bag is tricky because it all depends on how cold it's going to be (impacts the pad as well). If it's going to be cold, Zpacks and other UL companies have some super light but warm quilts (for example, a quilt rated down to 0 degrees C is $370 from Zpacks). But I've also heard people have pretty good success with sleeping bags or quilts from AliExpress. None of mine are light enough for fastpacking (lightest is about 2.5 lbs).

[@movemorenowjames]

@@DoseofDirt whoa, thanks for the detail reply. Cool. I will definitely look into all of the above … The event will most likely be over the summer but would like a few practice runs too , which would be a little chillier. What sort of size pack do you think I would need ? Thanks again

[@DoseofDirt]

@@movemorenowjames It's tough because that depends a ton on how much space your gear will take up, especially sleeping bag and tent. If you have a super compressible sleeping bag, then you can probably get away with a mid 20 liter pack, but if not you may be in the 30 liter range. I know Ultimate Direction makes some packs for fast packing, and Six Moons and Zerk are two other companies I've been looking at as well, since they have a few packs that are styled more like a hydration vest than a traditional backpacking backpack. Hope you're planning to take us along with you through KZbin. Fastpacking is something I've been looking into, but haven't taken the leap yet since I've been trying to get my base mileage higher and strengthen my hips and core before I take on the additional weight. Definitely looking forward to seeing your content around all of this!

[@kokopiper]

I would love for you to talk about light weight hygiene care for the trail.....

[@DoseofDirt]

That is an excellent idea! Thanks, Jess!

[@michaeldriggers7681]

I have the same issues that you do. my wife comes hiking with me and so does either my 100 lb lab or my 70 lb hound dog.

[@DoseofDirt]

Hey Michael! Definitely nice to have the extra space when you end up with extra company! Thanks for watching!

[@DaveOffGrid]

Nice video Jeff! Seemed like a lot of tongue twisters in this one! Always tougher when I'm making a gear centric video to get all the details out of the dome haha. I think it's also important to note that even tho Zpacks is longer and higher it's because of the nature of it being non-freestanding. The slope of the fabric is steeper than on a free standing or semi-freestanding tent so the dimensions tend to be larger. You're not necessarily gaining any interior space because of it (in some cases). I'm glad you could make the $ work for this tent, I still can't. Not that I can't afford it, but because it doesn't make sense from a price standpoint. I'd much rather do a couple tents and split the weight than go with just 1 tent. I think I've seen vids where your dogs are well behaved in tents and I hope that holds up! No way I'd ever bring dogs into a dcf tent. Interested to hear how that shakes out.

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks, man! Ya, I sold my mountain bike when we moved and used some of the money for this tent. Otherwise I never would have even dreamed of it! 🤣 I've asked a few people with dogs and zpacks tents how they hold up, and everyone seemed to say they were good. Still not sure I'll trust them, but we'll see. I may get a piece of tyvek to put in the tent just as a precaution. But we'll see. And you're right about the slope! Taller peak height doesn't mean the most interior volume! Thanks for your comments!

[@DaveOffGrid]

@@DoseofDirt Great ideas! Also stinks they gouge you for the stakes. For that price?! C'mon Zpacks. I'm actually ok with it because people normally customize anyways but the price should come down, not be an additional cost.

[@DoseofDirt]

Ya, I guess it doesn’t bother me too much because I already had the stakes and poles. And it’s still $500 cheaper than that big Agnes carbon ($1,300!!!! 🤯)

[@DaveOffGrid]

@@DoseofDirt bahaha the carbon makes no sense for 99% of backpackers (other than Dan Becker. He actually featured it in one video if you haven't seen it). Reminds me of concept cars at trade shows, they look really cool but hardly anyone buys it. What are your thoughts on the new Ultra material?

[@barondavis5692]

I’m looking at the zpacks tent because it may be the only tent that fits a 6’4” person sleeping diagonally.

[@DoseofDirt]

DANG! ya, finding a light tent at 6'4" has to be tricky business! Have you looked into the DulpleXL from Zpacks? It is extra long for taller people! Just looked it up and it is 8 feet long. And if you use the trick with sticks to do the guylines then you get some extra headroom as well. My buddy did some videos about his (channel is Metro on the Move). Could be perfect!

[@barondavis5692]

Dose of Dirt I thought it’d be close. I’ll check it the post, thanks.

[@rochnthemountains3994]

Hey brother ! Nice and well detailed video … doesn’t the Zpacks triplex come with a free standing pole kit ? If so would you give it a try ? Do you think it would qualify well in weight and durability? Thanks 🤘

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks man! I know they have a free standing pole kit for other tents but I don’t think they have one for the triplex. There is a separate tent called the ‘free trio tent’ but it’s a little smaller than the triplex and says it can’t be set up with trekking poles. So not sure if you can get a freestanding kit for the triplex or not. But I do think you can get r on fiber poles to use (instead of trekking poles) but it would still have be staked out the same. If there was a free standing pole kit available I would be interested in possibly giving it a shot, so if you know it exists let me know! Thanks for watching man!

[@AmyAmy-yl4vt]

Which tents would be best for bad weather, it can get pretty windy and cold in the uk?

[@thenerv37]

3 person tent, wife and Great Dane!

[@KarlsBerg87]

What about the msr freelite 3 ? 168x213cm 1.23kg

[@williamsiler9116]

Using the tent for kayak camping with my wife. I will be packing my 37lb kayak and need to go as light as possible with everything else.

[@DoseofDirt]

DANG! 37 lb kayak! That will be an awesome trip though! I've been wating to try a kayak/canoe overnighter! Sounds awesome!

[@jessd1952]

I really like my teton mountain ultra. It is much heavier though.

[@leightaft7763]

Tarptent sound great to me. I’m broke lol

[@DoseofDirt]

I keep wanting to buy one so I can try it out. If you get one, I'd love to know what you think of it! Thanks for watching!

[@BackpackingwithBuckley]

Ground hammocks are what I call them.

[@DoseofDirt]

Probably a pretty accurate description! Every time I pick it up I'm blown away by how light it is! Thanks for watching, Tim!

[@JacobA666]

When people say 3, this should mean 2 persons if you want to get comfortable, right?

[@jayrichardson221]

Good video

[@tiaxanderson9725]

I'm not actually looking for a 3 person tent, I just need 1 person if that person was me :P Sadly tents seem to operate on a one-size-fits-all principle and that's not my size. I'm fairly tall at about 193 cm (75 inch), so 1P tents often (not always) end up not having enough space for me to just lie in without going diagonal. I'm also not the thinnest and when I just sit up right on my ass I'm already 95 cm (37/38 inch) tall, most 1P tents are between 90 cm and 100 cm so just sitting up fills the available space. And frankly, I just want to be able to put on a t-shirt without much trouble and pants/trousers with only a little. So I automatically start my search at 2P tents as a minimum, but if I want some extra space, especially height, you're already at the 3P tent offerings. I know they make very tall tents, but those are immediately family tents for 4 to 12 people; multiple bedrooms, a vestibule you can put a picnic table in, made out of canvas, etc. I'm not a backpacker, I'm a tour kayaker, so I can afford a little more weight (especially now that my body is loosing some xD) so where are the 3P tall tents, but about 2/3rds the size without sacrificing height?

[@jessmcmullin]

3 person tent =3 sleeping pad tent = humane 2 person tent. If you only sleep, bearable. But if you need to shelter from weather or bugs, being cooped up in a 2 person tent is pretty crummy.

[@DoseofDirt]

You are not wrong. 3 full size humans in here is SUPER tight. It will definitely be used more for me and the dogs (2 50 lb huskies), me plus another adults, or me and 2 of my kids. Any more than that and it gets a little uncomfortable. But can't been the weight for the size! thanks for watching!

[@mikeg3662]

How does your tent hold up with your huskies nails? I’m kicking around taking my husky for the first time and I’m afraid she will destroy the tent.

[@dwightbearden5420]

Want a ultra lite with options for wife and I and gear

[@DoseofDirt]

Hey Dwight! In my research, this is the lightest and biggest it gets! I wouldn't call it a true 3 person (definitely not with gear) but I've done 2 people and 2 dogs, or two people with TONS of gear (winter camping). Can't peat the weight to size ratio of this one! Awesome you backpack with your wife! Nothing like enjoying the outdoors with people you love! Thanks for your comment!

[@brianhopkins81]

I ended up getting a naturehike cloud up 3person my kids and myself, like the penny pinching scrooge I am lol

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

Camping is in tents!!!

[@hamo-gt5cq4iw4x]

الفديو جميل جدا.y to activate the bell button for the best people 💋 I would be happy if I saw you with my sister so that you continue to follow ❤تحياتي لاحلي اخوات

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks for watching!

[@shoe509]

Wife and 4-yr-old duaghter.

[@DoseofDirt]

Must be some awesome trips! This one is serving my daughter and dogs well! Nice and light with plenty of room!

[@thomasgardiner8809]

2-3 people

[@mmm4638]

Coming here for $100 tent Mr cheap has problem w $1200 tent but up to $1000 it's ok that's when I realized I need to pack my shit and gtfoh 😂

[@DoseofDirt]

haha! Sometimes I think a bout how much I spent on this tent and I think about selling it. It was a lot of money. But it works perfect for trips with one other person and the dogs, and it's just so dang light! But by far the most expensive piece of gear that I own...

[@evandickinson6393]

You loveable ass...your yawn in the bloopers (well...some real time commentary here... I did yawn at the very end and feel another one coming) didn't get me...though I did kinda force it back...and in the time I typed this out have yawned twice... Edit: didn't watch this cause I'm in the market for a 3p tent...just wanna watch your content so you get better numbers. LOL

[@DoseofDirt]

🤣🤣 Not always lovable... 😆 The yawning is a constant struggle. I swear I'm chronically tired or something. You kick butt dude! Thanks for tuning in even though you're not looking for a 3P tent. I was really surprised how few options were out there for 3P tents less than 3lbs!

[@fpilegard606]

You cant talk about tents you havent even seen. So many erros my good!!!!

[@DoseofDirt]

Thanks for watching! If there are errors, let me know where they are so I can pin a comment and make sure others know. All the info I used I tried to take directly from the company websites.

[@johnmaffeo8578]

Are you still enjoying this after a year?