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Exped Ultra 6.5R
Warm, quiet and comfortable for side sleeping through 60 nights, with a thin shell that rewards careful handling.
Field-tested gear
Tents, sleeping bags and camp mattresses tested through long stays, wet weather, wind and repeated setup. We explain comfort, packed size, durability and the conditions each product suits.
6 published reviews
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Warm, quiet and comfortable for side sleeping through 60 nights, with a thin shell that rewards careful handling.
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Generous solo space, two doors and useful storage, with a cramped fit for two wide mats and poor comfort in strong wind.
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Warm, spacious and impressively stable in rain and high wind, with a weight and ventilation tradeoff.
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Two linked Singles delivered near-home comfort through 90 nights in Quebec, with excellent warmth and clear limits when the route required carrying them.
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Bed-like zipperless comfort and excellent temperature control after 90 nights, offset by synthetic bulk and a looser seal near freezing.
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Thirty nights with two adults and two children reveal generous space, excellent ventilation and a highly practical vestibule, at the cost of weight and setup time.
Care and repair
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