Force Ten have been innovating outdoor gear since they introduced A-Frame expedition tents way back the 1960s. Technical mountain gear has come a long way since then, but their ethos of quality and functionality remains.

The Force Ten Helium 2 tent's low weight, tiny pack size, effective design and simple pitching make it perfect for solo campers or trekkers on an expedition.

Made to provide you with a spacious, protective shelter with the minimum of fuss and bulk, it uses pre-bent high quailty Yunan SD70 poles coupled with the clever TBS Pro stability system to keep it solid and sturdy in adverse weather conditions.

The breathable, part-mesh inner and well-positioned vents mean airflow is easy and condensation won't build up, while convenient internal storage pockets let you keep yourself organised. Its tough materials and common-sense design make the F10 Helium UL 2 Tent an obvious choice for any multi-day trekker.

• Hybrid tunnel desgn maximises inner space to weight ratio
• Pre-angled poles for greater internal space and effective bracing against side winds
• TBS® PRO Internal Guying System using an ultra-lightweight dyneema cord
• All flysheet and groundsheet seams are factory taped for a watertight seal
• Bathtub groundsheet - completely waterproof, 10cm base on the inner tent with taped seams
• Yunan SD70 Poles
• Part mesh inner door allows ventilation whilst keeping bugs out
• Flysheet door vent to ventilate porch
• Flysheet vents with mesh increase ventilation and keep bugs out
• 'Fast pack' tent bag with oversized opening for easy packing and compression straps to control pack size
• Dyneema core guylines give an excellent strength to weight ratio
• Mini Line-Lok guyline runners lock securely, are simple to release and give high performance in all conditions
• Dyneema pegging points can be modified for use with skis or snow anchors
• Multiple reflective points for visibility in low light
• Weight 1.33kg (Trail Weight 1.14kg*)

* the tent's 'trail weight' refers to the weight of only the outer flysheet, inner tent and poles. This could be useful in expedition circumstances, which may allow you to carry the tent without the pegs and bag.