NEMO markets this as the lightweight version of its Dagger OSMO backpacking tent line, and the attribute list backs that framing: a factory-taped OSMO Ripstop fly and floor (1,500 mm and 2,000 mm waterproofing respectively), a bathtub floor, D-shaped doors, and both peak and door vents for condensation control. Six guy points let you tension the fly properly in wind, and NEMO includes a repair kit in the box — a detail aimed at multi-week thru-hikers who can't just drive home for a replacement part.
Weight runs 1,510 g minimum to 1,780 g packaged, or 755–890 g per person — not a class-leading ultralight number, but reasonable for a fully freestanding, two-door, two-vestibule design with 2.84 m² of floor space (224 × 127 cm) and 5.09 m² of total living space including vestibules. Six interior pockets and an integrated gear loft add organization that ultralight-focused tents typically strip out. A footprint is sold separately rather than included, so factor that into total pitch weight if you plan to use one regularly.