Six Moon Designs – Ultralight Backpacks, Shelters, and

Six Moon Designs sells high quality, affordable, ultralight shelters tents and tarps, durable, suspension backpacks and accessories, Our products are designed for backpacking, hiking, camping, pack rafting, traveling, thru hiking, wandering, long distance hiking, hunting, etc, Skip to content , Close menu, Shelters, All Shelters 1 Person Shelters 2 person Shelters Shelter Accessories

Designed to work with trekking poles, every SMD ultralight shelter is made with …

Six Moon Designs

Six Moon Designs founder Ron Moak, had always been fascinated with lightweight gear and started sewing his own lightweight equipment as a college student, In 2002 Ron introduced his first product, The Europa Tent, a 33 oz single-walled silnylon shelter, The backpacking community began to embrace the lightweight backpacking ethic, and soon other Six Moon Designs products followed, Find out more

Six Moon Designs – Garage Grown Gear

Six Moon Designs, In 2000 Six Moon Design’s founder Ron Moak really worked at reducing his pack weight for a hike of the Pacific Crest Trail, He incorporated a number of then state of the art ultralight gear along with his own ideas, Ron made much of his own gear, Following his Pacific Crest Trail, he began thinking about a future hike of the

Active Product List – Six Moon Designs

Welcome to Six Moon Design’s collection of ultralight products, Here you will find everything from ultralight tents, tarps, and backpacks to backpacking accessories like Tyvek groundsheets, hiking umbrellas, and more, At Six Moon Designs, we use 3 main principles when designing gear: light in weight, high quality, and

Six Moon Designs : tentes, abris, tarps et sacs à dos

Six Moon Designs est une marque américaine, basée dans l’Oregon, spécialisée dans l’équipement Ultra-Léger, Elle a été fondée par Ron « Fallingwater » Moak en 2002, A la suite de longues randonnées sur le sentier des Appalaches AT et du Pacific Crest Trail PCT, Roan Moak a conçu sa première tente, l’Europa Tent, un abri ultralight, monoparoi en Silnylon, Ensuite, Ron a

Silver Shadow – Six Moon Designs

At 16 years old he has over 350 miles backpacking so he knows his gear, Once on the hiking portion of the trip he would break it out when needed, He said he never had to put on his rain pants, The adults in Troops that they passed asked about the umbrella, Ben let everyone know it was a Six Moon Umbrella, Many of the adults were impressed and said they would look into it when they returned

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Gear Review: Six Moon Designs Minimalist Pack

Gear Review: Six Moon Designs Minimalist Pack, The world of lightweight backpacks welcomed a new contender in 2018, the 48-liter Six Moon Designs Minimalist, Designed with comfort and durability in mind, the ultra-configurable Minimalist is friendly to ultralight and mid-weight backpackers alike, Technical Specifications, Volume: 54L 48L main body Pack Weight: Maximum: 34-36 oz, …

Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo Review

Six Moons recommend that you not do this, and instead aim for merely a slight angle, This serves two purposes, First, it leaves the floor “floating” so that it can gather and move a bit to conform to the ground and resist abrasion, Second, and more importantly, it lifts the edges of the tent body off the ground enough to expose the mesh between the floor and the walls, This is the key to

Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo Tent Review

The Six Moons Gatewood Cape really should be on this list as it uses the same net tent, The Gatewood cape is an amazing weight saver as the cape doubles as your well ventilated rain gear, The 11-oz Cape + 11-oz Serenity Solo Net Tent clocks in at 22 ounces minus the say 10 oz for your rain gear and you have lightest solution out there of a net 12 oz after tossing your rain gear, I’ve had

Six Moon Designs Owyhee Tarp Review

Six Moon Designs Owyhee Tarp At-A-Glance

Six Moon Designs Swift X Backpack Review

Six Moons calls this a minimal contact system because the frame only comes in contact with your spine, allowing the sides of your shirt to dry more quickly because they’re not in contact with the pack bag, While you can technically remove the fiberglass frame and the hip belt to save weight, I think you’d be better off just buying a much lighter weight frameless pack to begin with rather