Lunar Duo's 2012

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FeatherCornerThe highly popular Lunar Duo has undergone a makeover for 2012. We've combined the origional four silicone nylon models into a single Explorer model.  

The silicone nylon used in both the floor and canopy of is more wateproof than we used in the past. So we opted to have a single floor and color.

We've also switched to a larger zipper for the new models. With two people sharing the tent, zippers get much more workout. This does require replacing zipper pulls more frequently. The newer more robust #5 zippers will eliminate this problem.

We're also introducting a newer lower cost Lunar Duo model, the Outfitter. Like the Skyscape Scout it's constructed from durable 190T Polyester.

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Current Production Schedule

While most of our products are currently in stock, we do have a number of products currently in production. We expect to be shipping these by end of February. If you're interested in being notified as soon as they are available, register your email with the "Notify Me" button on each web page.

Gatewood Cape - We're now taking orders for shipping on February 1st.
Feather Pack - We're now taking orders for shipping on February 1st.

Lunar Solo 2012  - Should be in stock around February 21st.

Once these products are available we'll be starting our production run of the new Cuben Fiber Haven. As we get closer to the start of production, we'll be adding a web page for this product.

Last Updated on Thursday, 26 January 2012 14:00

 

New Wing Belt Connector

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Since our release of the Wing Belt, it's been very popular. However, we've had a few people comment that the connectors sometime poke into your side. So we're changing our connection hardware.

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Lunar Solo Revisited - 2012

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solo12 closedThe Lunar Solo was first introduced in 2004 to an Ultralight backpacking world of few options for tent. After a few rounds of changes, the Lunar Solo became the go to tent for many an ultralight hiker. After releasing the new Skyscape series of tents, we sat back and pondered the fate of the Lunar Solo. With the introduction of numerous tents in recent years, its overall popularity has waned. Still there is a strong following for this stable and reliable shelter.

Over the years, the Lunar Solo has spawned a number of imitators. Its basic design can be seen in a number of the new shelters available. For us it served the base for both the Wild Oasis and the Gatewood Cape.

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Feather Pack First Look - 2012

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FeatherCornerSometimes the timeframe between design idea and final product is pretty short. There are those designs that take years to tease from concept to product. The Feather Pack is one such design.

Over four years ago, I was working on some Super Ultralight designs to get my basic backcountry kit down to the sub six pound range. With most of the rest of my gear sorted out, I turned my attention to the pack. But what kind of pack should it be?

Face it there's a bunch of SUL Packs already on the market today. They are all based in large part by lightweight materials for the core, light mesh pockets on the outside, a small volume to reduce materials and an absolute minimum of features.

I sketched and tossed out numerous uninteresting and boring designs. Finally I stopped designing and ask myself, "How do I use my pack?" I tried to look at every aspect of how I used my pack, from the time I wake up in the morning and load my pack, through the course of the day as stop for breaks, lunch, take off and on rain gear or warmer clothes, get water, check maps, etc.

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