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Description
A three-person, extremely roomy tent with one striking feature—there’s no floor. Without a floor the Megamid weighs only 3 1/2 pounds and dishes out 81 square feet of livable space. Okay breathe… it’s not that big of a deal! Keep in mind that sans floor the Megamid can be pitched over a snow-pit on spring ski tours to provide a shelter you can stand in, hang out in, cook in, spill in. Use this phenomenal little get-up over rocky areas where other tents couldn’t dream of going. Includes a net-covered vent at the top of the door for maximum air flow and double zipper flaps around the door.
Megamid Floor For all the talk about how avant-garde a tent without a floor is, there are times when it simply can’t cut it. That’s why we’ve made an optional, detachable floor which utilizes button-and-loop attachments to the tent and shock-cord loops to the tent stakes. This floor jives with Megamid models made from 1999-2001, but can also be used with previous models with eight 2" shoestring loops attached to the tent. Use it for rain-soaked dirt or while camping on the beach. Unless you’re into sand fleas, in that case you should opt out on this one.
#800510 Megamid Floor $72.50
Megamid Floor For all the talk about how avant-garde a tent without a floor is, there are times when it simply can’t cut it. That’s why we’ve made an optional, detachable floor which utilizes button-and-loop attachments to the tent and shock-cord loops to the tent stakes. This floor jives with Megamid models made from 1999-2001, but can also be used with previous models with eight 2" shoestring loops attached to the tent. Use it for rain-soaked dirt or while camping on the beach. Unless you’re into sand fleas, in that case you should opt out on this one.
#800510 Megamid Floor $72.50
2 Reviews
Review
Review by: gottarock, 2004-05-18
Have been using a Megamid for three years. It rules! I live in Colorado, I use this tent (mostly at altitude) from mid-October thru May. I don't use it during the 3 summer months when I need a bug screen. Its light, hardly bigger than a nalgene bottle and can comfortably sleep 2 people with all their gear or 3 with most of their gear. Its well ventilated for cooking inside during a storm and spacious to hang out in. It pitches with 2 ski poles (avy probe type) and has withstood many winter storms and some serious winds. Am very pleased with its performance.
Review
Review by: rcaret, 2003-09-25
A three-person, extremely roomy tent with one striking feature—it ain’t got no floor. Without a floor, the Megamid weights only 3 1/2 pounds for an 81 square foot tent. Okay, breathe… it’s not THAT big of a deal! But, sans floor the Megamid can be pitched over a snow pit or used on spring ski tours to provide a shelter you can stand up in, hang out in, cook in, spill in. Use this phenomenal little get-up over rocky areas where other tents couldn’t even dream of going. Includes a net-covered vent at the top of the door for better air flow and double exterior weather flaps around the door. (Desc. courtesy BD)
