Outer tent fabric is Kerlon 1800 and the poles are 10 mm, which makes the tent very strong and stable
Offers all season construction tent wall that can be extended to ground and mesh area and are backed with adjustable fabric panel
Dome construction with multiple crossing poles points provide excellent stability for snow-load handling capability
Designed ideally for two people
Separable inner and outer tent for simultaneous pitching
Free standing dome design requires no pegs for pitching. This tent contains poles system that makes for quick and easy set up.
Dual entrance tent with single vestibule configuration allows for easy entrance and storage space
Add an optional footprint that will cover the outer tent area including the vestibule. It can directly connect to the tent, and can be attached while pitching.
The outer or inner tents can be used separately. For pitching the inner tent alone it requires optional pole holders.
Will handle any terrain or weather condition with ease, comfort, and simplicity
Ideal for all season and long term use, even in the harshest of environments from anywhere to open terrain to deserts and heavy snow locations
Designed to be incredibly durable, so you're more focused on your adventure rather than the fragility of your tent
Made with heavier duty zippers, the strongest pegs Hilleberg offers, and the most durable inner tent and floor fabrics. The Hercules of tents.
Brand : Hilleberg
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 23KFVUSTK2F10XXXXCAT
REVIEWS
4.9
100%
Recommended
21 Reviews
GO_outdoor japan
Verified Purchase
3 years ago
This Tent Is Great
I am mainly outdoors in Japan. Among the tents I've used so far, I think it's the easiest to shoot and the strongest in bad weather. It is light in weight and easy to carry. It seems to be effective enough even in Japan's humid climate. I did good shopping. In addition, if there is an opportunity, I want to purchase it.
Dogbottom
Verified Purchase
4 years ago
Dry!
Easy to set up, sturdy and well made, but best of all, dry. The double layers mean I never wake up to condensation or ice coating the inside of my tent. Nice!
Hawkeye
Verified Purchase
4 years ago
Great Quality And Features, Typical Hilleberg.
This is my fourth Hilleberg and it does not disappoint. I still own and use the other three for specific outings. I bought the Staika primarily for canoe trips (freestanding a definite plus) and those times when my wife is with me (roominess and two entrance vestibules). If I'm going solo backpacking I'll opt for either the Nallo 2 or Soulo because the Staika is rather heavy (but still doable). I also find, because I'm getting older, the Staika is a little easier to get in and out of compared to my Nammatj 2. The Staika is expensive but if your perceived need and desire is to own one tent that will withstand any weather situation, barring tornadoes or hurricanes, this is worth the investment.
PapaDom
Verified Purchase
4 years ago
In Need Of An Up Date
Overall, a stout tent. A bit too heavy. Needs rain gutter over the doors like the Allak. At this price, it should absolutely come with the foot print
Pete
Received incentive
5 years ago
Completely Free Standing
I have used this tent twice so far in Alaska. In the fall, setting it up at night in a steady rain, and while snowshoeing with a snowstorm rolling in; heavy gusty winds each time. Tent went up easily, working around the dome raising the walls evenly, the inner tent stayed bone dry. Guyed out all the tie outs. Walls gusted with the wind, but the poles and tent were rock solid. Plenty of room for two with full winter gear. Integral vestibules are great feature to not worry about staking out or coming loose in the night, and had room for storage and to cook. While snowdrift did get into one vestibule, the inner door zippers allowed access to the gear without snow getting into inner tent. Ventilation worked well, but the top flap small hooks can be a bit of a challenge when cold. Yeah, you are toting a 4 season tent, but the weight is comparable to any other out there. When you are listening to the wind howl, it is good to know you have a strong tent. Only downside so far is drying out afterwards. You either have to set it up, or move around the inner and outer tent fabrics. Not as easy as a typical detached fly tent.
Seong geun
Verified Purchase
5 years ago
The Tent L Was Really Looking For
Even though l didn't think I'd be able to come up with an unexpected cost of 340dollar in the government tax. I paid, but I was really happy to get this tent We are planning to do a five-day backpacking from next Monday. This tent sounds like nothing to worry about it
YakNfish
Received incentive
5 years ago
Excellent Tent
I haven’t had this tent for very long and I’ve only slept in it about 8 times, but it’s been through rain and wind and I have no complaints so far. The rain fly keeps the interior dry and on windy days it’s solid. The ventilation is ample and everything about it is well thought out. I plan to use this for some winter camping and I have complete confidence in this tent.
Desert fish
Verified Purchase
5 years ago
Taj Mahal Of Tents
If camping in the Taj Mahal sounds appealing, then consider investing in a Hilleberg tent. With a tear-strength of 8x the average ripstop nylon tent, and innovations like zipper locks, linked inner and outer tent and footprint help distance the Staika from the competition. The tent is a breeze to erect, with the 1800 Kerlon nylon coated on both sides. This 4-season, 2-man shelter has stellar ventilation, is supremely durable and has a design an architect would covet. Check the Staika out, you will be hooked.
Green Man
Verified Purchase
6 years ago
Stable And Streamlined
Super stable well made tent that will get you through heavy storms with just enough room for taller people. On the heavy side but that comes with this territory.
peinstein
Verified Purchase
6 years ago
Money Well Spent
I don't buy tents often. My last one survived over 30 thousand miles of hitchhiking so anything less than expedition grade won't do. This Staika is built solidly, with top flight everything, from tent poles to zippers to instructions, and the thing can pitch quickly under adverse conditions. Particularly nice touches: Tent pole repair piece tucked away in bag; well machined tent pegs in ample quantity. I'll need to spend some quality time before weighing in on ventilation.
ryjjp
Verified Purchase
6 years ago
Best Tent
As expected, it is Hilberg's black label tent. This is probably the strongest personal tent. As we can put two cots, we are saved. The sand color also matches naturally.
nono
Verified Purchase
6 years ago
Exactly The Highest Peak Of A Tent
Easy to set up and large enough Space can be used without waste because the inner wall stands A track record that is more than enough to use with confidence I recommend
Dog walker
Verified Purchase
6 years ago
Quality Construction And Design
I haven’t yet camped with the Staika but have set it up multiple times and am very impressed with how easy it is. I do a lot of camping in Wyoming’s Snowy Range where wind and rain can make camping miserable without a RV. One person can quickly set this tent up. The footprint, inner tent and fly can be pitched simultaneously so that even in bad weather, you can have a clean, dry tent interior. Design, materials and workmanship are first rate.
Dan78
Received incentive
6 years ago
Excellent Tent
The tent is a Hilleberg, it is a very durable tent. The tent can be used in very harsh conditions. All four seasons. This tent is 1800 Kerlon. The tent also has a inner tent that can be used separately with the purchase of additional polls. Hilleberg was founded by Bo Hilleberg in 1971.
blackeagle
Verified Purchase
7 years ago
Good For Camping
i use this tent on my first camping in canada national park. this tent is good. when i take a camping, it is raining. but no leaking inside. still good protect from strong wind.
