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World's lightest tent
Lightest tent in the world
Laser Pulse Ultra 1
Laser Pulse 1

Laser Pulse Ultra 1

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£1,200.00

Introducing the lightest tent in the world; with a packed weight of only 480g and a length of just 30cm, the Laser Pulse Ultra 1 really is something special.

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DAC Poles

DAC Poles

Made in the UK

Made in the UK

Guaranteed Waterproof Technology

Guaranteed Waterproof Technology

DAC Green Anodizing

DAC Green Anodizing

PFC-Free Inner

PFC-Free Inner

DAC Poles

DAC Poles

Made in the UK

Made in the UK

Guaranteed Waterproof Technology

Guaranteed Waterproof Technology

DAC Green Anodizing

DAC Green Anodizing

PFC-Free Inner

PFC-Free Inner

The Laser Pulse Ultra 1 tent is the lightest tent in the world with a minimum weight of a mere 450g and packed weight of just 490g. It also has one of the smallest pack sizes with a packed length of only 30cm.

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Laser Pulse Ultra 1

The Laser Pulse Ultra 1 tent is the lightest tent in the world with a minimum weight of 480g. It also has one of the smallest pack sizes at just 30cm. However, low weight doesn’t compromise comfort as the head height of 82cm under the main pole enables most users to sit up comfortably.

  • An ultra-lightweight tent designed for outdoor enthusiasts wanting the absolute lightest kit
  • FastPack option – use with the flysheet and groundsheet protector for an even lighter shelter
  • Made in the UK in our Derbyshire factory
  • A simple and quick-to-pitch, one-pole tunnel design provides the maximum amount of space while keeping weight to a minimum
  • The Laser Pulse Ultra 1 is generally pitched flysheet first but its versatile design means inner first pitching is also possible – enabling the flysheet to be removed mid-camp if conditions permit
  • This ultra-lightweight tent has been achieved using ULTRA fabric and a DAC pole that provides a good balance of high strength. These are paired with 1g titanium pegs
  • The DAC pole folds down to just 29cm in length. To speed up pitching, it can be left attached to the flysheet when packing the tent away
  • The full mesh door provides good ventilation and the front porch can accommodate kit and provide shelter for food preparation
  • Updated for 2023 with a PFC-free breathable inner tent

Please note: This flysheet is made from our super light and strong waterproof ULTRA fabric. The lightweight nature of this fabric can cause unique patterns and inconsistency in its colour and shade. However, this is perfectly normal and does not affect the performance of the product in any way.

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