OSMO fabric is made from 100% recycled yarns that are PFAS free and meet flame retardancy standards without added chemicals
bluesign® approved floor material meet ecological and chemical requirements with a production method that makes a minimum impact on the planet
STORAGE:
Two large vestibules offer ample gear coverage
Nightlight pockets™ turn your headlamp into a tent lantern while casting an even glow
Divvy Cube™ stuff sack lets you split the tent load with a partner while stowing more efficiently in your pack than a typical stuff sack
DESIGN & DETAILS:
Built with high-performance, proprietary OSMO™ poly-nylon ripstop fabric that is 4 times more repellant with less stretch when wet.
2 door design for easy entry and exit
Volumizing guy-outs connect the inner tent canopy to the rainfly, pulling the sidewalls of the tent outward to make more livable space
Easily tie back the tent door with the integrated Gatekeeper™ clips
White no-see-um mesh at the side of the tent increases privacy, while black mesh at the top turns virtually transparent at night for clear stargazing
Triangulated volumizing guy-outs and struts at corners increase volume at the foot of the tent to protect sleeping bags from tent wall condensation
Protected by NEMO lifetime warranty
Includes:
Tent
Repair kit
Divvy sack
Pole bag
Pole Splint
Guy-out cord
Brand : NEMO
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 22VYOUHRNTSM3PXXXCAT
SKU: 23853260
End Use
Backpacking
Season
3 Season
Capacity (people)
3 Person
Minimum Trail Weight
2 lbs. 13 oz
Packed Weight
3 lbs. 5 oz
Floor Dimensions
88" x 68" - 62" (L x W head/foot)
Peak Height
44"
# of Doors
2
Design Type
Semi-Freestanding
Packed Size
8" x 17.5"
Floor Area
39.7 ft²
Vestibule Area
8.6 ft²
Footprint Included
No
Number of Poles
1
Pole Material
Aluminum
Fabric
Canopy: Nylon; Floor: Ripstop; Rain fly: Ripstop
REVIEWS
4.8
97%
Recommended
33 Reviews
JennyB
1 month ago
Surprisingly Spacious
We haven't used it yet, but during our test set up, we loved how easy it was to set up. The material feels surprisingly sturdy, especially considering how lightweight it is. Our family of 4 could actually all lay down in the space (6'4", 5'7", 11yr and 9 yr old) - two grownups and one kid will be very comfortable!
HappyCamper30
1 month ago
Worth The $
I've own the Nemo Hornet 2P tent since 2020 and it has easily become my favorite camping gear I own. It has traveled with me while I guided in Glacier National Park, joined my husband for hunting trips in Wyoming, and visited the Superior Hiking Trail on multiple occasions. This tent is extremely lightweight (my aunt laughed when I told her how much it weighed and asked if I was renting in a garbage bag) reliable, rain resistant, and packable. I talk up this tent to quite literally everyone I know, and I am certain I will never own another brand of tent again (because why would I need to???)!
Njgb
1 month ago
Requires Careful Handling
Had the 1p tent for about 5 years. Just took it out to examine. All good. Had excellent results from tent. Am VERY careful with zippers and all fabrics. Always use foot print. When going UL, there are trade offs. Usually ya have to accept fragile fabrics. So i really pamper this. When done camping air out then carefully repack in nifty bag. Not had any problems either. Place phone n light in pocket. Been all over with.
Tamara
2 months ago
Extremely Durable
I've used the 2P tent for a few years in nice weather conditions. Last week I was in Joshua Tree National Park in truly inclement weather, with rain and wind gusts that were 40-50MPH. I watched my tent bend in its tent pole joints without breaking. I stayed perfectly dry the entire time. I am amazed at how well this lightweight tent stood up in such terrible conditions and cannot recommend it enough. It also packs down very well, taking up minimal space in the pack.
The Rizzler
6 months ago
Great Tent
I took this tent on a 12-day trek at Philmont Scout Ranch. Due to the duration of the back country trip, I opted for the two person tent and didn’t regret the small mount of added weight (I also have a hornet ultra elite 1-p I’ve had for three years and let my son use). The tent performed flawlessly in the New Mexico terrain and weather - we had a few crazy down pours. I’d recommend this tent for anyone that is looking for lightweight but not a trekking pole set up. Roomy, well ventilated and most importantly light!!
nicole
6 months ago
Efficient With Everything You Need
This tent is so light and packable, yet well built with everything you need. It packs down so small, especially when you separate the poles and fabric. It's my favorite tent for shorter, lightweight trips, because you get everything you could need in a tent, without the extra weight. No need to sacrifice the good stuff-- like a floor, bug screen, stash pocket, etc-- for packability or weight. This tent does it all. For a longer trip with 2 people, I'd bring a bigger tent.
Dr Thunder
7 months ago
More Like A 1p Plus, Rather Than An Actual 2p
Quick background, I'm a triple crown thru-hiker and have used a wide variety of tents at various price points and the 2P version of the Hornet misses the mark. I bought the 2P version after a positive experience with the 1P version, but am disappointed in how they scaled up the size. The floor fits two pads, but they did not increase the size of the top spreader bar, so the walls are more angled making it impossible to sit up or even sleep without touching the side walls. You basically have to open the mesh doors to have room. (I'm 5'9" 145lbs) This tent would work well for a single person looking for more room or a couple just doing a short weekend trip, but I couldn't imagine using this with two people for an extended period of time. If I didn't buy this under the Nemo Pro deal I would return.
Vandy Raw
7 months ago
Excellent Portability And Well Thought Out Design
I've had my Hornet 2 P for a few years now and it has been my go to for the majority of my solo camps. It is a well thought out design with decent head room and space. I'm 6' tall and my Nemo Tensor square pad and I just fit. A couple of extra inches would be nice, but it works for me at my height. As a 2 P tent, I'm not really sure how well this tent would hold up, but as a roomy 1P, I'm all in. I love the double vestibules and the feature to pullout the mesh sides to give you additional vertical space. In a recent BWCA trip, I got to test out the waterproofing of the tent with an all day downpour. I stayed dry and felt comfortable and not to cramped after spending the majority of the day in the tent.
Lizzy
7 months ago
Great Gear And Small Pack Down Size!
I just used this tent on a 7 day backpacking trip in Montana. I was TOO STUNNED TO SPEAK when I pulled it out and it packs down SO SMALL!! In addition to that, I took it out on some crazyyy weather and it withstood everything! This is a 10/10 purchase!
Audrey
7 months ago
Replaced My Old Nemo Hornet From 9 Years Ago!
I bought this as a replacement for my Nemo Hornet that I purchased 9 years ago. I am extremely happy with this tent and hope I get another 9 out of this one!
goto1784
8 months ago
My Best Solo Shelter Yet
Referencing the review title, in the past I’ve used a single wall 1-person tent, bivvy sacks, tarp-tents, and other brands of lightweight double-wall tents…. and so far this one is my favorite. Lightweight at under two pounds, (but you need stakes - 6 of them - to set it up, so bump that number up a bit depending on the weight of your stakes.) Lots of room compared to many other options - both in the tent and in the vestibule. Packs down pretty small. Good ventilation. I find this tent, compared to others I’ve used, the best all-around option. Not the lightest or most compact when packed, but offers the features, like double-wall and very roomy that make up for it. Five stars from me!
Jason
8 months ago
Great Upgrade!
Been using a 5 lb tent for years. I should have upgraded to this years ago. I have 2 gripes. 1. It's not really a 2P tent (but none really are) This is perfect for 1 person and a little gear. 2. The material is very light. You have to take care not to zip up the material in the zippers. Thanks NEMO
George
8 months ago
Outstanding Tent
Ive had this tent for 2 years and used it on the AT section hike Vermont thru NYS, UP Michigan, OHT and a few others. Performed flawlessly in all conditions, including heavy rain and light snow. Not freestanding, but that has made little difference in set up and performance.
jess23
9 months ago
Amazingly Lightweight Buta Few Design Issues
Pros: - Fabulously light, less than a kg and the short poles allow it pack down small and even smaller if you store them separately. - Set up is easy and quick. - The tent is well waterproof - multiple nights of pouring rain and not being able to fully dry in between there was no leakage. Beware, however, that if you use a ground sheet that is not the perfect size, any water that gets under the tent will seep through the floor because the fabric is very thin. - Zero issues with condensation even in warm rainy conditions. - Two vestibules is nice if you have a lot of gear, especially if you manage to SQUEEZE two people in. The tent is TIGHT for two - two pretty small girls with one small stuff sack of gear each fit in the tent, packs in the vestibules. For one person it is perfect and can fit your pack and all your gear inside. Cons: - While it is advertised as such, the tent is not at all freestanding, and you MUST have the fly attached as the inside walls are tension through a connection with the fly. The fly is tensioned out with pegs and then the inside wall is attached to the tensioned fly which pulls the walls out so they do not sag inwards. This means you cannot set the tent up fly first in rainy conditions and in nice conditions you cannot set the tent up without the fly (no stargazing mode). - The angle of the fly that creates the vestibules are at a poor angle that if there is rain or dew on the fly, unless you are VERY careful as to how to roll up the vestibule, the water will drip from the fly onto and through the mesh inside your tent and wet all your stuff. - The fly clips onto where the main tent inner connects with the poles, which is fine in good conditions. However, in rainy conditions, there is no way to tighten this connection so the fly touches the inner and makes things damp. I found i had to consistently put rocks in between the connection clip and the fly to keep the fly out at a better angle to avoid getting things wet. - To avoid condensation (which works well) the tent bucket bottom is quite low on the doors which can cause a bit of splashing into the tent in heavy rain. Overall, a great ultralight tent but definitely has some drawbacks in terms of design that I wish I had read prior to purchasing.
ZMO
10 months ago
Ultralight And Great Features
I just switched from the Dragonfly to the Hornet, both 1P with OSMO fabric. I feel the Hornet has more loft storage which you wouldn’t expect but I like. The ceiling loops are a plus which I feel like the Dragonfly didn’t have either, another preferred feature. I like the smaller pole sections and packed size. I usually go for full freestanding tents but this semi freestanding tent doesn’t bother me. I also have the Hornet footprint and love how it integrates to the tent body.
