Hilleberg - Allak - 2-person tent

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% recommend
100% recommend
Customers say: Easy to set up
Customers say: Easy to set up
Customers say: Easy to pitch
Customers say: Easy to pitch
Customers say: Good storage options
Customers say: Good storage options
Customers say: Storm proof
Customers say: Storm proof
Customers say: Waterproof
Customers say: Waterproof
Dome tent
Dome tent
Silicone coated
Silicone coated
4-season
4-season
Multiple entrances
Multiple entrances
Multiple vestibules
Multiple vestibules
Freestanding
Freestanding
 g
3300 g
Material information & features
Design:
dome tent
Recommended use:
trekking, mountaineering, camping
Fly:
100% polyamide
Body:
100% polyamide
Floor:
100% polyamide
Fabric treatment:
silicone coating on both sides
Hydrostatic head main material:
5,000 mm
Hydrostatic head floor:
15,000 mm
Number of people:
2
Season:
4-season
Pole system:
3x370 cm DAC pole system 9 mm
Freestanding:
yes
Number of entrances:
2
Number of vestibules:
2
Weight:
3,300 g
Item No.:
520-0225
Product description

Inspired by our exceptionally strong Staika, the Allak was designed to be a completely free standing, all season dome tent for those prioritizing lighter weight over absolute strength. During its two year development, the Allak became our testers? tent of choice anytime they were uncertain about what kind of terrain or conditions they might experience on a trip. 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 base camp use in all but the worst conditions. Since its introduction, paddlers favor it for its ability to be pitched nearly anywhere, while backpackers choose it for its roomy stability and wonderfully light weight. Mountaineers appreciate both the Allak's free standing design and its roominess, as well as its ability to deal with snow loading. And taller adventurers find its length a welcome comfort.- Kerlon 1200 outer tent fabric and 9 mmpoles make for a very lightweight yetsupremely stable tent.- All season construction: outer tent wallsextend to the ground and mesh areas arebacked with adjustable fabric panels.- Dome construction with multiple polecrossing points provide outstandingsnow-load handling capability.- The Allak has plenty of room for twooccupants and their gear.- Linked but separable inner and outertent for simultaneous pitching.- Fully free standing dome design requiresno pegs for pitching, and the straightforwardshort sleeve and clip pole systemmake for quick, easy set up.- Dual entrances and vestibules ensurethat one door can always be situated outof the wind and provide flexible entry/exit and storage options.- An optional footprint covers the entirearea of the outer tent, including the vestibules.It connects directly to the tent,and can be left attached during pitching.- The inner tent can be replaced with theAllak Mesh Inner tent (sold separately)- The outer and inner tents can be usedseparately

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Best 4 season tent

The best freestanding four season tent. Very very strong as with all Hillebergs. Well made with quality materials. A tad heavy but you need to have that to withstand snow and strong winds. I always sleep well in Hilleberg tents whatever the weather as I know they won’t fail me.

  • Advantages
    Plenty of head clearance
    Waterproof
    Easy to set up
    Stormproof
    Easy to pitch
    Roomy
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Expensive but worth it

I’ve had this tent for three years now so I’m ready to give it an honest review.
Apart from normal mountain and backpacking trips I have used it on high level multi day back packs (GR20 Corsica) multi day sea kayak trips (Scotland and British Columbia) and Winter use in the UK.
The best feature is that it’s so easy to pitch and quick to set up in any weather. It’s easy to use with the free standing design pole sleeve and clip system. I leave my adventure mates for dead with their tents when we’re pitching and I still love that smug feeling of being set up and waterproof so quickly.
It’s a really flexible design with so many internal vents, door and fly screen options means you can perfectly adapt it to varying wind and temperature conditions. This was particularly relevant camping in a dusty arid area of the GR20 when the wind whipped up a massive dust storm. Our friends with lighter weight tents with exposed or airy fly sheets spent the night (and most of the next morning) coughing up dust and brushing debris out of their kit. We slept right through the storm and simply shook the dust of the tent the next morning.
I have the footprint which provides a nice clean and dry porch area for gear storage and organisation in poor weather. As with most tents the two equal sized porches and doors make it easier to camp with someone else.
One unexpected bonus of the tent is that it’s such a conversation piece. Wherever we camp at home or abroad someone will always come up and say Nice Hilleberg and it’s a great conversation starter with other adventurers.

On the negative side.
1 - it’s a little heavy at 3.3kg but split between two people it’s worth the extra weight for the bombproof security it gives you.
2 - My Exped synmat squeak on the Hilleberg inner tent floor if I’m moving about a lot.
3 - if the tents soaking wet in the morning and you choose to pack it away with the inner and outer still joined together it will stay wet all day. I overcome this by breaking the tent out as soon as I find a dry or windy spot and pitching it to dry out for about 10 mins. This has always worked a charm but I imaging multiple very wet days could be a challenge if you never got the opportunity to dry the tent. A simple solution would be to separate the inner from the outer when breaking camp. Keep the wet and dry sections separate. A slighter longer pitch time but dry inner on multi day wet tents.
I really like this tent and would recommend it to anyone who wants great strength and reliability to pitch in challenging locations for extended periods.
Hilleberg Allak- expensive but you get everything you pay for and more.

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  • Advantages
    Fly screen
    Easy to set up
    Easy to pitch
    Plenty of head clearance
    Good storage options
    Stormproof
    Waterproof
    You get everything you pay for
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  • Advantages
    Stormproof
    Good storage options
    Waterproof
    Lightweight
    Easy to set up
    Easy to pitch

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