MSR Fury Explore Series Four Season Tent

This held up to a killer Mexican rainstorm that emptied an entire campground. We were the only ones dry there. We had barely enough room for all our stuff in the vestibule. My wife and I were cramped, but very dry. It is light and easy to set up. I'm glad I got this one and not a single wall.

Awesome product! I used in extreme conditions and it performed very well! I highly recommended. The only con is the access to the door which is a bit small.In the following links you can see photos of the tent while I was using it in extreme conditions during a trekking trip in "Sierra Nevada del Cocuy", in Colombia:https://flic.kr/p/jcT9VQhttps://flic.kr/p/jditaqhttps://flic.kr/p/jdfZjv

Great

incredibly strong. Perfect for high altitude.

I have had this tent since this newer generation Fury 2 was released. I love it for many reasons.. This is a key part of my system, I sleep great in any situation within the Four seasons (with proper gear of course).. I've used this mostly in Fall or Winter. 0 degrees and Snow, or Pouring rain. no problems so far. It vents well. I love how the rain fly cinches up and clips in. The tent sets up fast. There's enough storage for my items inside the tent. The vestibule is a little small but it holds my pack and boots before bed. If i sleep in the Snow i line the tent floor with a nice heavy wool blanket and insulated inflatable sleeping roll. and warm base layers... The Tent will keep you dry and secure feeling i promise you that.. Watch your buddies gear fail around you as the years go by, Yours won't! Bet your comfort on this tent. I have nothing bad to say about this tent other than its a little small but this is a backpacking tent and that's why i bought it. Light and portable and can take a piss load of weather and keep on trucking. I just used it last week on a fishing trip in Iowa.

I purchased this tent last year and I can say this tent does live up to MSR reputation. I have lived in Alaska for 4 years now and I take this with me on most of my trips. I have tested it all the way down to -20 and have had no issues with warmth or durability. It sleeps one person and a full pack pretty comfy. Recently I tested it with a friend and we both where able to sleep fine but gear space for two is a little cramped. The vestibule is ok for a medium bag or to cook in if its to cold to get out of the tent. Iv packed all the way up to a 70L bag and was able to fit it inside the vestibule no problems, but that's about all your going to fit in it. The rain fly works well with keeping the tent dry and set up is a walk in the park. No issues with this tent so far so for now it gets a 5. Definitely recommend this product to any out door enthusiast.

I bought the exact same tent design from Moss about 20 years ago. Since Moss was bought by MSR it may be a "sister" tent. Lol. If this tent is of the same workmanship..it is one great tent. I've used it in High Sierra snow...in the Sonoran and Nevada Deserts and in the woods of Louisiana. I spent one night in 50 knot winds...un-staked. The tent performed perfectly! At 6 lbs it is a tad heavier than I'd like but the trade off in quality and sturdiness is worth it.