Serenity Ultralight NetTent
A simple solution to bugs and pests. Period.
1 Person NetTent | Best for:
- Thru Hiking
- Bikepacking
- Bug filled Adventures
Pickup available at 8250 Southwest Nimbus Avenue
Usually ready in 24 hours
Serenity Ultralight NetTent
8250 Southwest Nimbus Avenue
8250 Southwest Nimbus Avenue
Beaverton OR 97008
United States
REQUIRES ONE POLE
11 OZ – 312 G Solo NetTent
A simple solution to bugs and pests. Period.
Sometimes the best solution is the simplest. The Serenity NetTent provides a simple solution to dealing with insects and mice and other creepy crawlies. Its small footprint means you can set it up anyplace. It is a great solution for a bug-free night of camping in fair weather or for those sticking to open shelters on the Appalachian Trail.
Description
The Serenity has a large over-sized door to make entering and exiting easy. No need to shimmy out of a long tube. Nor do you need to detach it from a cape or tarp when exiting. The ends of the Serenity are 8" tall. This effectively lengthens the floor and raises the netting off your face.
For hikers on the Appalachian Trail who spend many nights in shelters, the Serenity is the perfect companion. Since it takes up no more space than a bivy you won't be crowding out your neighbors. Yet it's easy to hang from the roof and guaranteed to keep the mice at bay.
The Serenity is the perfect mate for either the Gatewood Cape or Deschutes Tarp. Used together, the two make a great lightweight double-wall shelter. And on nice nights, simply set the Serenity up by itself and you've got a great star gazing shelter.
Features
Quick Connect easily mates with Gatewood Cape or Deschutes Tarp.
Full Zippered Entrance
Standalone Setup for clear nights when you simply need some bug protection.
Ultra-light No-See-Um Netting
Easy Setup
Bathtub Floor
Reinforced corners
Bathtub Floor Depth Sides: 3"
Bathtub Floor Depth Ends: 8"
Specifications
General
1
NetTent, Stuff Sacks, Guy lines
10" x 5" | 25 cm x 13 cm
11 oz | 312 g
6 (Sold Separately)
Light Grey
Materials
30D Silicone Coated Nylon
20D No-See-Um
#3 YKK
Design
NetTent
Single 45" Pole(sold separately)
Side Entry
15 ft² | 1.4 m²
84" x 26" | 214 cm x 66 cm
This product is rated 4.9 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 11 reviews.
- JJeremyVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 months agoLove it
Like the name says – enjoying Serenity from bugs while basking under the stars.
- RIRobert I.Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 years ago“Serenity Now!!”
I have used my Lunar Solo on several backpacking adventures and thru-hikes. I found myself wanting a smaller and LIGHTER version to move my base weight down, as well as provide some versatility to have a full net for use under a canopy or in a shelter type situation. The Serenity net tent does just that. I found it to be enough room for my gear (I use a 3/4 pad, and have my pack under my feet) as well as tall enough to sit up. I used it with a ultra light poncho in dry but windy conditions and it worked great! The light weight, smaller footprint and easier staking makes this a go to, if only SMD would put out a small bare bones shaped dcf type tarp- yes, I am aware of the other products, but I am referring to something a little smaller and lighter. This is a great product, and a grest company!!! Thank you SMD!
- JJeffVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 months agoGreat item. Well made.
This is a great item and is really nicely made. Additionally, it's exceptionally well thought out. The small zipper opposite the main door is a lovely feature, allowing you to use the area on the other side of the net tent for storage without having to exit the net tent.
- CSCarl Selmer I.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 months agoAwesome
Used it during a overnight on the midstate trail - it was flawless
- GGarrettRated 5 out of 5 stars7 months agoGreat little nettent to pair with Gatewood.
This works well with the gatewood cape. It’s very cozy though. Only issue with it is they need to add some sorta guy-out on the foot and head to pull it off your face a bit. I modified mine myself by cutting some half dollar round pieces of thin pack cloth and sewing them to the inside of the netting on foot and head then passing a darning needle thru with a small piece of elastic and a tiny hook on one end and a microcord lock on the other end for adjustment.
It’d be nice if SMD would make this adjustment themselves but I guess a little DIY never hurt anybody. Overall I like the tent and I use it in my cricket as well.