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Ashley Thess Best Blackout: Kelty Daydreamer Pros Easy set up As dark as a moonless night Affordable Cons Not the most durable materials Cant close the back tent door from the inside Key Features Price: $170 to $250 Poles: 4 Doors: 2 Pockets: 2 Test Results Ease of Setup: Great Interior Space: Good Head Height: Good Ventilation: Great If you like it to be dark when you sleep I mean really dark then the Kelty Daydreamer is a no-brainer
The interior pockets are a lifesaver for keeping my keys, phone, and headphones organized so I'm not digging around at the bottom of the bag
List price: $200 (US) / 185 (UK) Weight (empty): 1.9kg / 67oz Volume: 38L (48L, 58L and 68L versions also available) Size: 76cm x 34cm x 28cm / 30in x 13in x 11in Variations available: Female-specific Kyte available in same capacities, with S/M and M/L options in the Kestrel and XS/S and S/M options in the Kyte Back length: 76cm / 30in Materials: Bluesign approved 100% recycled 420D nylon, DWR treatments made without PFAS Colors: Black, Bonsai Green, Atlas Blue Compatibility: All kinds of hiking, including scrambling and off-trail excursions, plus large enough for one-day expeditions Ive always liked the Kestrel series
zippered external top pocket and mesh pockets in lid fit smaller items Reinforced lash points and top haul handles for multiple ways to travel Stout wheelset makes for smooth, comfortable travel
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