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Using the Mont Supercell Ex Tunnel Tent in NZ

Using the Mont Supercell Ex Tunnel Tent in NZ


Watch Dave's review on the Mont Supercell Expedition Tunnel Tent

Mont Tent built for the extreme

When it comes to serious backcountry adventures, a reliable shelter is essential. I recently put the Mont Supercell Expedition Tunnel Tent to the test on a multi-day alpine hike, and it delivered beyond expectations. This Mont tent is built for extreme conditions, with a four-season design that offers incredible strength, stability, and weather protection.

Mont 2 person tent Supercell Ex Turmeric

More than just a 2 man pop up tent

Unlike a basic 2 man tent pop up, the Mont Supercell Tent is engineered for high performance. Its tunnel design with strong DAC poles handles high winds with ease, and the full fabric inner provides warmth and protection from snow, rain, and alpine chill. Setting it up is straightforward, and while it’s not an instant pop-up, it’s impressively quick for such a technical tent.

Looking for the Mont Moondance? Check out our Ultimate Guide to Mont Tents.

Spacious and Reliable 2 Person Tent

As a 2 person tent, the Supercell offers generous interior space and large vestibule, making it ideal for two people and their gear. Ventilation is excellent, and condensation was minimal even in cold conditions.

If you're after a lightweight but expedition-ready shelter, the Mont Supercell is one of the best on the market.

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1 comment

I’m concerned that you’re going to need more content. I think you need to make another trip to New Zealand. Orange tents look great in the snow.

Seth Brown

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