I have for sale a Black Diamond Beta Light tent. I have never slept in this tent. I set it up in the back yard and seam-sealed the tent which is a vital step in weatherproofing this tent. I also replaced the worthless nylon tied to each corner with high quality Dyneema cord and Clamcleat line locks to enable versatility in pitching the tent either close to the ground or higher up for ventilation purposes. This tent comes with the factory stakes; however, I recommend throwing them away as they are low quality.
This tent weighs in at 20.67 oz and provides a large footprint with excellent coverage. It gets reviewed very well and is known to hold up very well in inclement, stormy, windy weather. It pitches with the aid of two trekking poles. Outdoorgearlab.com reviewed this tent and concluded that it places in the #2 spot for ultralight backpacking and represents the best value. Please see the link below for the review from Outdoorgearlab.com.
Black Diamond Beta Light Review | OutdoorGearLab
SOLD
This tent weighs in at 20.67 oz and provides a large footprint with excellent coverage. It gets reviewed very well and is known to hold up very well in inclement, stormy, windy weather. It pitches with the aid of two trekking poles. Outdoorgearlab.com reviewed this tent and concluded that it places in the #2 spot for ultralight backpacking and represents the best value. Please see the link below for the review from Outdoorgearlab.com.
Black Diamond Beta Light Review | OutdoorGearLab
SOLD
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