Tents 101: Single-Wall vs. Double-Wall Tents
It’s basic terminology, but do you know the difference? Learn the definitions of these two construction designs.
Designing MSR Tents—What We Stand For
These design philosophies guide the engineering of our high-performance tents.
Tent Care 101: Keeping Your Tent Clean & Dry
Keeping your tent dry, clean and properly stored can protect it for years to come.
Setting Up Your Tent in the Wind
Tricks for completing one of the hardest camp tasks—especially when you’re solo.
Gear Overview: Tent Accessories
Whether you’ve picked up a new MSR tent recently or are thinking about purchasing one, MSR tent accessories are easy ways to enhance your outdoor living experience. From add-on bits to simple-to-use field repair solutions, these accessories are designed to improve the function and livability of any tent. In this article, we explain the line of MSR tent accessories to help you determine which are right for you. Tent Stakes If you need to secure your tent in any environment or situation check out our line of stakes, each designed for different situations. To really get those stakes securely in the ground, don’t forget a Stake Hammer (bonus: it has a bottle opener too!) Tent Footprint To protect your tent from rough ground and lengthen its life, using a footprint…
Is a Hubba Hubba™ or an Elixir™ Series Tent Right for You?
These feature comparisons will help you decide.
How to Choose a Winter Tent
Backcountry skier, snowshoer, mountaineer? We’ll help you find the right shelter for your pursuit.
Tent Fabrics Part 1: Fabric Specs
The first in a two-part blog series focused on demystifying tent fabric technology.
MSR Tent Tech: 3 Ways to Field Repair a Rip in Your Tent’s Rainfly
All MSR tents are designed with long-term durability in mind, but anything can happen in the backcountry. Even a small rip in your rainfly can expose your tent to the elements, and a little tear can quickly migrate and become a bigger problem. Repairing it in the field can be your best bet, preferably before it starts to rain. Here are three solutions for tent rainfly repair recommended by MSR engineers and designers who have field-tested tents to their limits. Solution #1: Use duct tape or medical tape While not an elegant remedy, duct tape is a versatile solution to all sorts of problems you might encounter. Medical tape can be a useful temporary fix as well. Remember to remove the duct or medical tape as soon as you return…