13 in / 33 cm short-packed poles and a dedicated handlebar bag make the tent easy to carry and integrate into a bikepacking setup.
Fits a 25.5 in / 65 cm wide sleeping pad with additional interior space for personal gear, giving solo campers a more comfortable setup.
Two doors and two vestibules provide flexible entry, convenient gear storage and easier access from either side of the tent.
Dedicated helmet storage, interior pockets, phone pockets and an integrated clothesline help keep essential gear organized and within easy reach.
Multiple ventilation points help manage airflow and condensation, while silicone and PU-coated 20D fabrics provide reliable weather protection.
The freestanding aluminum pole structure makes pitching straightforward and gives you more flexibility when choosing a campsite.
Rainfly – #3 YKK
Does the Wander Hawk 1P fit a wide sleeping pad?
Is the Wander Hawk 1P suitable for backpacking as well as bikepacking?
What does “minimum trail weight” mean?
Why can the actual tent weight vary slightly from the published weight?
How short are the tent poles when packed?
Is the handlebar bag included?
What handlebar-to-wheel clearance is needed for the handlebar bag?
Is the footprint included?
Is the Wander Hawk 1P freestanding?
How many doors and vestibules does the Wander Hawk 1P have?
Can the vestibule be configured as an awning?
What is the waterproof rating?
How can I reduce wrinkles in the tent fabric?
Dual-door design
- Asymmetric Vestibules: Features a streamlined single-zipper door on one side and a dual-zipper door on the other that functions as an awning.
- Optimized Access & Airflow: The versatile configurations enhance ventilation and ensure easy entry across various terrains and weather conditions.
Room to Relax, Storage Within Reach
- Roomy inner tent: 35.4" (90cm) × 88.2" (224cm) — fits a 25.5" (65cm) × 78" (198cm) sleeping pad with room for extra gear (image shows 20" × 72" pad).
- Organized storage: Two large pockets (one asymmetrical design) and four smaller pockets keep essentials within reach.
Less Condensation, More Comfort
Enhanced Ventilation:Top and side vents promote airflow through the tent and help reduce condensation buildup.
Improved Air Intake:Low-level openings encourage fresh air to enter, supporting better cross-ventilation throughout the shelter.