UltaMid 4 – Ultralight Pyramid Tent

So far I have used this on a two night backpacking trip above 12,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains where I got hit with 50+mph winds and driving rain, a week long river trip on the Middle Salmon River in Idaho, and a twenty-five day river trip on the Grand Canyon. I have used both trekking poles and the carbon fiber pole and have an assortment of tent stakes for different application (soil, sand, etc.) This tent does it all and I was even able to set up on solid sandstone using rocks for the corners. It is lightweight, sheds wind and rain, and is roomy and comfortable.

Got this tent and immediately took it on a 5 day packraft down the Copper River in Alaska. We had wind, silt, bugs, rain, you name it. The tent stood up great, was easy to pitch and breakdown by myself, and stayed clean despite all the river dust. The zipper needed a good clean by the end of the trip but once done it was good as new!

Light and durable. Hard to find a light weight tent that holds up in high wind conditions like this one.

I just got this tent almost 20 days ago and i had a bunch of amaizing trips with it, its very light even if my bag if full packed up, i usually hike with my gf off grid or going to outoor activities like rafting, climbing, via ferrata, trekking etc. Even normal weekend/picnic camping is awesome! The tent is very roomy, ultralight and 100% waterproof. I will definetly buy other products in future!

The fabric of my UltraMID 4 shelter slowly started to fall apart, quite a period after the waranty had expired. I had used it around 12 weeks in total. This is very disappointing for such an expensive shelter that is claimed to be extremely strong. The only reaction of the retailer (Outdoorline.sk) was: out of warranty, so bad luck! Very bad, I should say. Next, I contacted HMG directly myself, and they were very kind. They confirmed that this was a production failure. They replaced it with a complete new shelter, for which I only had to pay the shipping costs. This is what real customer service should be; besides formality there exists something like "fairness". Outdoorline.sk should learn from that. Thank you very much HMG.