- Extremely low weight
- Compact pack size
- High-quality workmanship
- Good amount of space
- High price
- Cutbacks in the equipment
The MSR FreeLite 1 is an ultralight, semi-freestanding tent specifically designed for outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize weight savings without compromising on comfort and functionality. This tent is suitable for three-season use and offers optimal protection against moisture and cold with its waterproof bathtub floor. The micro-mesh tent fabric ensures excellent ventilation, while the sturdy DAC-NFL tent poles and DuraShield coating with sealed seams keep the tent dry even in adverse weather conditions. The thoughtful features include practical interior pockets and a wide vestibule door with a StayDry rain gutter that keeps water away from the tent. The FreeLite 1 is therefore the ideal choice for anyone looking for a lightweight yet spacious tent.
Standing height | 100 cm |
Item number | 66300841 |
Manufacturer | Msr |
Category | Tent |
Manufacturer No. | 14147 |
Release date | 15.1.2026 |
Colour | Brown, Green |
Exact colour description | Brown, Green, olive |
Surface coating | Dwr |
Outer tent material | Polyamide |
Inner tent material | Polyamide |
Floor material | Polyamide |
Poles material | Aluminium |
Tent type | Dome tent |
Standing height | 100 cm |
Tent equipment | Insect net, Inside pockets |
Number of apses | 1x |
Country of origin | China |
CO₂ emissions | 5.46 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.13 |
Scope of delivery | Assembly and maintenance instructions, Guy line, Packing bag, Tent pegs |
Width | 150 cm |
Height | 100 cm |
Weight | 0.74 kg |
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"Because it had to be done quickly before departure, I set up the tent for the first time when I'm already in the middle of the Peruvian Andes. It's intuitively easy, but I'm startled: it looks pretty windy. But first impressions are deceptive. The tent can withstand wind and weather...