Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 Tent

The Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 scales the Trango platform up to four occupants while keeping the same four-season, expedition-grade construction: five DAC Featherlight NSL poles form a freestanding geodesic frame designed to hold shape under sustained wind and snow load, and a perimeter snow skirt adds protection that the smaller Trango 2 lacks. Minimum weight is 5202 g (5795 g packaged), which works out to roughly 1.3 kg per person across four climbers sharing the load — reasonable for a shelter built to survive high-altitude storms rather than for a casual group camping trip. The 5.3 m² floor area and 127 cm peak height, plus 6.79 m² of total living space including vestibules, give four people workable room without the tent being a basecamp dome. Two vestibules (1.49 m² combined) handle gear and boot storage outside the sleeping area. The 70D nylon taffeta fly (2000mm) with factory-taped seams and a 10,000mm bathtub floor confirm this is built for extended exposure to snow and standing water. This is mountaineering and expedition equipment for teams, not an ultralight or three-season backpacking tent.