Polaris Additional Photos
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| Exped Polaris with 5'11" model. |
Side view of the Polaris. The other side of the
tent is the same as this side. |
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| Rear view of the Polaris. The two offset tunnel
vents near the top of the tent can be seen in photo above. |
3/4 of the left side of the Polaris. This side
of the front of the shelter does not contain a door to the interior. |
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| Front vestibule door with 5'11" model entering. |
Front vestibule door fully open with 5'11" model
sitting inside the middle of the tent. |
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| Interior of the Polaris with two standard 20" × 72" sleeping
pads inside. The red arrow in photo above points at the single interior pole
of the Polaris. The interior pole fits into two nylon reinforced pockets
on each side of the tent interior tent floor and is kept in place with
several velcro tabs along the length of the pole. |
Vestibule of the Polaris with a size 12 pair
of sandals. Door has been zipped open and rolled up on the right. |
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| Close up of one of two offset tunnel vents. Vent
is fully accessible from the interior through a zippered mesh screen. |
Offset tunnel vent fully closed. |
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| Interior view of one of the offset tunnel vents
with mesh panel zipped close. Vents provide adjustable views out
of both sides of the tent. |
Dyneema core guylines are reflective and pre-mounted
and packed in Cord Stuffsacks. Guylines are also equipped with cord line
tensioners. |
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| One of two interior pocket of the Polaris. There
is one on each side of the tent. |
Arched rear window features two large lower
pockets and a small mesh vent at the top of the window. The fabric panel
of the mesh vent is zipped fully opened and tied back in photo above. Arched
rear window can be fully opened giving access to a pseudo-vestibule and
more ventilation options. |
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| Zipping open the interior arched rear window gives
access to unhook the rear of the outer tent from the stake. |
With the rear of the tent free, the rear portion
of the tent can be rolled up to provide more ventilation. In this view
the rear fabric panel is zipped open and model is in the process of fastening
open the rear pseudo-vestibule. |
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| The interior of the Polaris features numerous
reinforced nylon webbing loops that can be used to organize gear or run
interior guy lines as clothes lines. |
Vestibule door features a hooded entrance and
stay to keep it propped open for more ventilation options. |
