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MSR Access 3-Person Lightweight 4-Season Tent

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Features

  • Mesh
  • Imported
  • Easton Syclone poles are made with advanced composites to resist breaking in the most challenging winter conditions
  • Central-support frame design is quick to setup and optimizes interior space while resisting snow loading
  • Limited mesh on the tent body keeps in warmth on cold nights while rainfly vents reduce condensation
  • Xtreme Shield waterproof coating provides long-term protection even in the wettest weather
  • Ultralight at just 4 lbs 6 oz (1.99 kg), making it ideal for fast and light missions in the alpine
  • Floor dimensions: 84 x 70 in (213 x 178 cm). Interior peak height: 47 in (119 cm). Packed size: 21 x 7 in (53 x 17 cm). Minimum weight: 4 lbs 6 oz (1.99 kg)
  • Includes tent body, rainfly, poles, guy lines, wide-mouth stuff sack, and instructions

Description

The MSR Access Lightweight 3-Person 4-Season Tent for Winter Backpacking lets you spend comfortable days in the winter backcountry without hauling around the weight of a large mountaineering tent. The robust frame withstands the weight of accumulated snow, and is quick to set up in the cold. Limited mesh on the tent body offers greater warmth on frigid nights, and rainfly vents reduce condensation. It's Easton Syclone poles, made of aerospace composite materials, are made strong and flexible to resist breaking in severe conditions. Ideal for the protected winter conditions found near tree-lines, the tent is quick to set up with its swivel pole hub. Set up, the main interior floorspace measures 84 inches long and 70 inches wide (41 sq. feet) with an interior peak height of 47 inches and two generous vestibules provide an additional 8.75 square feet on each side of the 2-door tent (total 17.5 square feet) for boots, packs, and gear storage. The complete setup weighs 5.06 pounds and packs down to 21x7 inches, and includes tent body, rainfly, poles, stakes, guylines, tent bag, pole bag, stake bag. The minimum weight setup is 4.38 pounds 6 ounces (tent body, rainfly, poles). Manufacturer’s 3-year limited warranty.

Brand: MSR


Product Dimensions: 84"L x 70"W x 47"H


Item Weight: 5.06 Pounds


Floor Width: 70 Inches


Recommended Uses For Product: Backpacking, Climbing, Mountaineering


Shape: Dome


Occupancy: 3 Person


Seasons: 4 Season


Included Components: Tent


Water Resistance Technology: 3,000mm Xtreme Shield Coating


Brand: ‎MSR


Product Dimensions: ‎84"L x 70"W x 47"H


Item Weight: ‎5.06 Pounds


Floor Width: ‎70 Inches


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Backpacking, Climbing, Mountaineering


Shape: ‎Dome


Occupancy: ‎3 Person


Seasons: ‎4 Season


Included Components: ‎Tent


Water Resistance Technology: ‎3,000mm Xtreme Shield Coating


Special Feature: ‎Rainproof, Snowproof, Ultralight, Windproof


Occupant Capacity: ‎3


Design: ‎Camping Tent


Material: ‎Nylon


Color: ‎Orange


Sport: ‎Backpacking, Mountaineering, Ski Touring


Age Range (Description): ‎Adult


Installation Type: ‎Free Standing


Product Care Instructions: ‎Hand Wash


Pole Material Type: ‎Carbon Fiber


Size: ‎3 Person


Closure Type: ‎Zipper


Number of Doors: ‎2


Fabric Type: ‎Mesh


Floor Length: ‎84 Inches


Maximum Height: ‎47 Inches


Floor Area: ‎41 Square Meters


Base Material: ‎Nylon


Number Of Poles: ‎1


Style: ‎Access Lightweight 4-season Tent


Water Resistance Level: ‎Waterproof


Assembly Required: ‎Yes


Number of Rooms: ‎3


Minimum Trail Weight: ‎4.3 Pounds


Stake Material: ‎aluminum


Tent Floor Material: ‎30D ripstop nylon with polyurethane coating


Support Pole Attachment Mechanism: ‎Clip


Number of Vestibules: ‎3


Rainfly Material: ‎20D ripstop nylon 1200mm Xtreme Shield™ polyurethane & silicone


Rainfly Weight: ‎11 Ounces


Is Waterproof: ‎True


UPC: ‎040818131183


Form Factor: ‎Dome


Model Name: ‎Access 3


Manufacturer: ‎Cascade Designs Inc.


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎22.8 x 7.52 x 6.65 inches


Package Weight: ‎2.31 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎84 x 70 x 47 inches


Brand Name: ‎MSR


Warranty Description: ‎3 year manufacturer


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Part Number: ‎13118


Date First Available: December 17, 2019


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    • Outstanding and Super Light "Shoulder Season" or "Tree Line" 4-Season Tent
Review Image by cramblda cramblda
The media could not be loaded. I'm 6' 4" tall ( 76 in / 193 cm) and need some extra length in my tent. However, I wanted a tent that is very light weight, but could hold up to some "light-duty" 4-season use (mild winds). I already had a "bomber" 4-season tent designed to handle extreme winds, but it weighs 11 lbs ( 5 kg) and I did not want to carry that kind of weight for the back country ice climbing I had in mind. MSR designed the Access 3 for 4-season backcountry skiing where the tent would be in protected conditions near the tree line. This sounded like it was designed exactly for what I had in mind. The 84" length was perfect for my taller than average height, giving me an extra 8" of space so I would not compress the down in my long sized 0 F ( -18 C) sleeping bag against the tent walls. I liked having the 3-person space inside the tent for extra room, but still keeping the overall packed weight right at 5 lbs ( 2.25 kg). Having two doors and two vestibules makes it really easy to store gear out of the weather and allow occupants to get out of the tent without disturbing others. Further, the doors face opposite directions so if you need to get out in higher winds, you can pick the door that is down wind. Because this tent is so light, I think going with the 3-person version, for just two occupants is perfect. However, you could fit 3 people if you slept head to toe and were willing to be in much tighter space. With two occupants, there is a lot of space inside the tent and in the vestibules. I had read concerns about condensation and lack of air flow in the tent. I have slept in many different 4-season tents, and when temperatures are below freezing, your going to have some condensation in any tent. I found the condensation in the Access 3 was mild, and just on the tent wall above where I was breathing all night. The condensation froze on the wall, and I just wiped off the ice crystals in the morning above my head before moving around. The temperatures were as low as 15 F (-9.5 C) during the night and I felt the tent did a great job keeping me warm in concert with my properly selected 0 F ( -18 C) down sleeping bag. We had a bit of snow and some light 15-20 mph winds (24 - 32 kph) and the tent pole structure held up well. I just shook the tent by one of the poles in the morning, and the snow slid right off as expected. I read some reviews saying the carbon fiber poles had issues producing carbon slivers at the pole ends. My poles did NOT have this issue at all. The poles were smooth at the ends and there was no carbon material breaking off or causing any slivers. Because the tent is designed with very light weight fabrics to keep the tent light, I also purchased the separate foot print to protect the tent floor which adds 11 oz ( 311 g). I was also careful with the tent when setting it up and when going in and out of the tent. It seems very durable as you would expect from MSR and should hold up to some abuse. However, because it's designed as an ultra light 4-season tent, I think special care is warranted and a fair trade off for this tents ultra light weight. I did need to add a few additional MSR ground hog stakes, as it does not come with enough stakes to stake every single guy out line. This is very common with tents, so I did not down rate them for this. I always bring enough stakes to guy out every single line just in case winds pick up unexpectedly. Overall I think this tent is designed very well for it's intended purpose and performed flawlessly for my 3-days in the backcountry of Cody, WY. I'm glad after careful review of many tents, that I selected the Access 3. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025 by cramblda cramblda
    • Well made tent with some big design flaws
MSR is one of my favorite outdoor gear companies. I've depended on their products in almost every aspect of recreation throughout my life. *The Access 3 is very well made, as always. But is has some glaring, uncharacteristic design issues that potential buyers should know.* The *first issue is the length of the floor.* 84 inches (2.13m) might sound like a lot, but that's very short for a 4-Season tent. There's a reason that most 4 season tents have a 92 inch long floor -- experienced users are typically using longer sleeping bags than normal in winter, and/or are often having to store more gear inside the tent. This is a pretty big flaw, because most 'regular' length sleeping bags are end-to-end in this tent, and most "long" sleeping bags for taller people or average-sized people with some freeze-prevention space at the feet won't fit without compressing insulation. I get that they were trying to save weight but cutting down to absolute minimums, but in this case, it's a bit of a hazard for a 4 season tent. Second, the *tent is tall in the middle, has a long spine, and no guy-out points to stabilize the center spine*. The tent has plenty of guy-out points on the mid-line / mid-body, but none to help prevent sway of the tall, exposed, long center spine. Given the likelihood of winter use, especially in the Western states, involving high winds and some exposure, this tent exposes users to unnecessary potential for breakage. All it would have taken to belay this issue would have been a couple guy-points on the upper spine of the tent to allow users to stabilize the big, bendy, exposed center spine. Third, the *lack of a closable window on the door* is a bummer. I know this seems okay for more humid areas, but for a four season tent to have permanently open mesh is a big issue for drier and colder areas. Either eliminating the mesh entirely or adding a closable window would be great here. For winter trips, if you need a window, you simply unzip the door a little since there are no bugs. I would never use this tent for fair weather or rain use anyway, due to its clear optimization to winter conditions. *Overall, it's still a great product and I would recommend it with caveats.* It might even be a quietly revolutionary product -- it's the single lightest weight, largest, 4-season tent I've ever owned and been aware of. It's so remarkable, MSR deserves kudos for it. But I strongly doubt that an extra 4-8 inches of length in the tent would have done significant harm to the weight. I would gladly trade a couple more ounces for a footprint that doesn't compress insulation by putting my sleeping bag against the head and foot of the tent in winter. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024 by Robert Givvens
    • Carbon fiber, tent, poles, lack durability
This is a great tent. Relatively lightweight. Very roomy. The tent material is sturdy like most MSR products. These carbon fiber poles, however, really don’t hold up to the stresses and abuse of normal camping use.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024 by John P. Epperson Jr.

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