This four-season tent delivers the first big innovation in mountaineering tents in decades. The integrated fly and external pole structure allows for set-up in half the time, a valuable time savings in extreme weather. This innovation also trims weight by 25%, while maintaining category-leading ventilation, vestibule space, and guy-out options. 

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Silicone-treated fabrics are significantly stronger and don't require seam tape, resulting in increased durability. Link two Chogori™ tents together to create a larger, connected shelter in which to wait out the storm.

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What's included:

• Stakes
• Guy-out cord
• Repair kit
• Vestibule
• Nightlight Pocket
• Dry bag

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Features:

• External pole structure allows for completely external setup, saving valuable time in extreme conditions.
• The integrated fly combined with advanced materials result in a 25% weight savings over the competition.
• Silicone-treated fabrics are significantly stronger and don't require seam tape, resulting in increased durability.
• Category-leading ventilation, vestibule space, and guy-out options.
• Silicone-treated fabric suite is free from fire retardants.
• Link two Chogori™ tents together to create a larger, connected shelter.
• Vestibule provides ample storage space and a window for visibility in the worst conditions.
• Aluminum DAC Featherlite NSL poles complement the fabric suite.
• Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.

The idea for NEMO was born one turbulent night in 2002 on the side of Mount Washington, where founder Cam Brensinger spent five sleepless hours in a poorly designed bivy. That night, he realized how much opportunity there was for thoughtful design as part of the equation for enjoying adventure. Coming down the mountain the next day, he resolved to tackle that challenge. Cam founded NEMO Equipment in the spring of his senior year at the Rhode Island School of Design and, three days after graduation, opened its first office in Nashua, New Hampshire.

The name NEMO was inspired by both the idea of "New England Mountain Outfitters" and Jules Verne’s Captain Nemo.

Cam set up operations in a restored textile mill with some fellow designers and engineers, where he worked for two years patterning and building prototypes of his first proprietary airbeam-supported tents.

In 2004, he launched the brand, and it quickly began winning awards for design and innovation. NEMO was the overall winner of the ISPO Brand New award in 2005 and its designs were among the 100 best inventions of the year awarded by TIME and Popular Science. These kicked off a string of awards and accolades that have only continued since then.

For two decades, as our team has grown, we have actively lived out the belief that intelligently designed gear enables the adventures that make us all our best selves — humans who are conscious, inspired, connected, and mindful. The sticker in our conference room captures our ethos: “Design Like You Give a Damn.”  

And we do just that.