Browning Camping Introduces the Talon 1 Backcountry Tent

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posted on April 22, 2022
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Browning Camping has debuted the Talon 1, a no-fly tent developed for the backcountry adventurer requiring a lightweight shelter that sets up quickly, and is suitable for diverse environments.

The Talon 1 is built on an 82X43-inch floor plan to accommodate a single person plus gear. The poly oxford floor comes with 1500mm coating for protection, and an optional oxford footprint is available for added security when camping on abrasive surfaces. The tent walls are constructed of weatherproof poly-cotton fabric, eliminating the need for a rainfly.

Supported by a freestanding external pole system consisting of 7000-series aluminum poles and hubs, the Talon 1 boasts a full-length mesh door for easy ingress/egress. The combination mesh door and interior mesh vent offer ample ventilation for warm-weather camping and reduces moisture buildup. Incorporated into the door flap are three grommets that, when supported by adjustable trekking poles or other suitable support, can serve as a guy-out awning that is perfect for preparing meals from the comfort and shelter of the tent.

Additional features of the Browning Talon 1 include steel stakes, reflective guy ropes, and an interior utility hook for hanging a light.

Browning Talon 1 Specifications

  • Base Size: 82X43 inches
  • Peak Interior Height: 43 inches
  • Tent Area: 24.5  square feet
  • Total Weight: 6 pounds, 10 ounces
  • Minimum Weight: 5 pounds, 10 ounces
  • Packed Size: 7X16 inches
  • Pole Diameter: 9.5mm
  • Pole Material: Aluminum
  • Color: Tan

For more info on this or other Browning Camping gear, visit BrowningCamping.com.

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