4.5 of 5 starsNemo - Dragonfly Osmo 1P - 1-person tent
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At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- trekking
- Design:
- dome tent
- Fly:
- 100% polyamide (recycled)
- Body:
- 100% polyester
- Floor:
- 100% polyamide (recycled)
- Material type:
- polyamide
- Certifications:
- bluesign APPROVED, Global Recycled Standard (GRS)
- Fabric treatment:
- silicone-coated
- Fabric properties:
- PFC-/PFAS-free
- Hydrostatic head main material:
- 1,500 mm
- Hydrostatic head floor:
- 1,500 mm
- Flysheet info:
- OSMO Ripstop
- Inner tent info:
- polyester; no-see-um mesh
- Floor info:
- OSMO Ripstop
- Number of people:
- 1
- Season:
- three seasons
- Pole system:
- recycled aluminium; DIAPOLE 8.5 mm and 8 mm
- Freestanding:
- yes
- Number of entrances:
- 1
- Number of vestibules:
- 1
- Dimensions (outer):
- 100.3 x 223.5 x 88.9 cm/81.3 cm (H x L x W)
- Packed dimensions:
- 50 x 14 x 8 cm
- Weight:
- 1,230 g
- Weight reference:
- packed weight
- Extras:
- incl. stuff sack, incl. repair kit
- Misc:
- net weight: 1060 g; poles with colour coding; nightlight pocket; gear loft; organisational compartments inside
- Item No.:
- 519-0357
Product description
Lightweight, stable 1-person tent for big adventures
The Dragonfly Osmo 1P from Nemo takes things to the next level with its sophisticated cross-pole design. A high entrance, a noticeably spacious interior and a sturdy frame made from recycled aluminium poles make it a freestanding backpacking tent that ideally combines comfort and performance.
Its lightweight axial corner anchors make it easier to attach the flysheet, ensuring quick, frustration-free pitching - an advantage if the weather changes quickly or you arrive late at camp. Both inside and out, the Dragonfly Osmo shows off its durability. The specially developed fibre-dyed fabric is PFAS-free, water-repellent, tear-resistant and retains its shape even when damp.
In addition, the tent is designed to withstand strong winds and reliably protect you from bad weather. This keeps the inner tent dry and comfortable - regardless of rain, wind or morning dew.
Comfort and organisation inside
Plus, the Dragonfly Osmo is not only impressive on the outside, but it is just as well thought out on the inside too. A gear loft, several organisational compartments and a Nightlight Pocket ensure that you always have your small items to hand. Meanwhile, the Nightlight Pocket provides pleasant, evenly diffused lighting when you put your headlamp in it.
Key benefits:
- Practical cross-pole design for more space inside
- Freestanding construction with recycled aluminium poles
- Durable, PFAS-free fabric (water-repellent, tear-resistant, dimensionally stable)
- Lots of internal organisation: gear loft, pockets and the Nightlight Pocket
- Easy to use thanks to axial corner anchors and a Divvy Cube stuff sack
- Perfect for multi-day tours and demanding conditions
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Alpinetrek expert Hannes
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This is what other customers say:
I'm a long and old bugger, so a particular perspective. I'm well up fer challenges, but I like to be warm and dry at night. I'm in the UK, so the last few years warmer and wetter, therefore feeling colder generally.
Great weight (lovely an light), but at the cost of too little material, mostly mesh means little body heat retention. After researching for awhile and hitchin about to try tents, this was the best by a mile of a poor lot.
Also minimalistic fly saves a few grammes and lets the outside wetness into me feet and head with heavy wetness of the night not covered by the head or foot of the fly when they touch the tent inner, not protected by the fly.
After sales support was really great for a both a blow down pole snap in powerful blustery winds, and for a later problem. This may sound negative for 4 star, but it's a grand roomyvestibuley tent and I've really enjoyed it on the whole.
Another possible problem with mostly mesh inner is that food odours may escape. I returned to tent on one trip to find food had been raided, and tent badly ripped, I think by squirrel (S carolinensis), so now need for airtight containers may add to weight or packing cost.
I think maybe there's no ideal tent fer the likes of me, but this is OK.
Just get out there and do it.
And think and learn.
--- review of an older model ---
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