I ran this tent on my recent sheep hunt in the Yukon. It snowed, hailed and rained, with winds over 20 on some days. I purchased the foot-print, the next and the tent-fly. It is light, specifically important on arduous weight constrained back-pack hunts. It is efficiently constructed, easy to set-up and eliminates the need for any supporting rods other than your tracking poles. I had been carrying the 4P Kuiu tent and it was too bulky and too heavy. What I really like about the Peax 1P is that my sleeping pad fits perfect, the vestibule covers my entire pack, gun and accessories. The nest keeps out the mosquitoes, spruce beetles, etc... and the tent was extremely cozy, despite its size. It had ample head room. It was not too short for a 6'2 and 1/2" dude... It was the perfect set-up for this type of hunt.

Now, I recently ran it into the Pine River Valley with my dog. That did not work. It was either the dog or the gear in the vestibule. So, I bought the Dyneema 4P, 1/2 nest and footprint with the stove. I am going to run that on my B.C. moose hunt in 2027. I expect, like the 1P tent, it will be the perfect tent for me, my gear, my dog and warmth in some rough country providing much more room. I will be able to have 1/2 nested tent, plus plenty of room for my gear in a large vestibule, as well as a place to set up my stove system in one unit. This will definitely be the perfect tent.

Lightweight, quick and easy to setup, ill pit it to the test next month

I just received my solitude 1 in the mail this week. My first impression of it is wow very light and spacious. I haven’t been in the backcountry with it since but I set it up in my yard and so far so good I’m stoaked to get it in the woods this fall.

Very solid one person backcountry tent, holds up to high winds, rain, snow and hail. Easy setup and breakdown to stay mobile. Was really impressed and appreciated the attention to detail that went into this tent. The ventilation, bungees for the footprint and supports for the head and foot side of the tent were some of them.

It’s perfect for a one. Plan on buying solitude 4 with stove soon. The one man will work for August bears

I Just returned from a 5 day Canoe/Camping trip in The Allagash wilderness water way in Northern Maine. The SOLITUDE 1 Was The piece of gear that saved the trip. The tent held up in Heavy rain and very high winds for multiple days. Inside of the tent stayed dry and the Nest kept out Mosquitoes and black flies. Tent is very comfortable and roomy for 1 person and gear. Highly recommend. Like all Peax Equipment It is of high quality.

Proving gear

Easy to set-up. Very roomy inside. I am 5ft 5 inches.

I’ve been searching for a solo tent for early to late season hunting and scouting. The Solitude 1 does an outstanding job of checked all my boxes; ultra lightweight, enough room while laying and sitting for my 6’3” frame without running into headroom issues, and the ability to use the tent with or without a bug screen. Setting up the tent with just a set of trekking poles makes it easy to drop the additional weight of tent poles. This will definitely be my go to solo tent for years to come. Another amasing product from PEAX Equipment!

Perfect design for head room and still have a compact footprint

Great company, great product, great shipping, I’m looking forward to many great hunts/backpacking trips using this tent

The first couple of days worked well….right up to the point the grizzly got to it😫

It is good in the wind, goes up & down fast and is really compact. It is now my favorite tent for back country hunts. I’ll try to keep my second tent away from grizzlies!!!

I've been using several tent designs over the years, primarily Hilleberg tents. The move to Peax was to reduce the weight in my overall pack, and a tent design that keeps the moisture from building up around the bottom corners of the tent. The design features several elements reminiscent of larger tents, providing ample headroom to sit up in (valuted ceiling), crucial for waiting out a storm. The head and foot box design offers extra space near these areas, keeping the water shed away from your body. Ensure you have at least one trekking pole for the crossbar to the upper part of the tent, which provides the main structure for tightening everything down. The drawstring is very innovative for strapping the tent trim closer to the ground and securing any space around the edges—crucial for keeping in heat and keeping the wind at bay. The one improvement I'd suggest, given that all the components are single in nature, is to create the main tent bag longer to fit the poles, even though it might add a little bit of "weight." If you are running the shelter only, I'd suggest using a floor to protect the sleeping pad. The inside gear storage area is LARGE, allowing me to fit my entire kit —backpack, bow or rifle, accessories —within it, while keeping the sleeping area clear. Overall, very impressed as a backcountry hunter who is weight-conscious with gear choices.

Just picked this up for my solo 2025 elk bender. Have only set it up in the yard, but it has plenty of room, love the area for gear inside. Ready to put it to the test in a few weeks.

Timely delivery ahead of my solo archery mule deer hunt, excited to test it out

The perfect tent for 1 person. Easy to setup, nice and light. Lots of room inside for the small footprint. What more can you ask for except maybe some stickers with your order!