Heritage Emergency Solo Shelter (Early Model)
This is a Heritage tent. The entrance is on the front, making it an earlier model (current models have the entrance on the side).
I acquired it used and only set it up once in a park for testing. It has never been used in the field. I'm not sure how much the previous owner used it, but the condition is very good, so I suspect it was only carried as a backup in a backpack and never actually used for bivouacking.
The outer bag has been replaced with a Nemo bag, not the original Heritage one. This was likely done to accommodate the included poles as well. While it might add a little weight, it probably improves convenience as you can just stuff it in after use.
The size is minimal, just enough to lie down in a sleeping bag and sit up halfway. It's about the size of a bivy sack.
Therefore, I don't think it's very practical for actual emergency bivouacking. It's too cramped to use a burner inside for warmth.
However, it might be useful for UL speed hiking where you plan to sleep right at the limit and minimize your gear.
A new current model costs around 25,000 yen. This is an earlier model, but it's in beautiful condition, so please consider it.
If it fits in the dedicated box, I will ship it via RakuRaku Mercari便 Takkyubin Compact.
(Contents)
- Outer bag (non-genuine, Nemo)
- Tent body
- Guy lines, 1 set each of long and short (likely genuine Heritage, lengths optimized)
- Bag for guy lines (genuine)
- Dedicated poles, 1 each of long and short
- Bag for poles (genuine)
Total weight: approx. 325g
I acquired it used and only set it up once in a park for testing. It has never been used in the field. I'm not sure how much the previous owner used it, but the condition is very good, so I suspect it was only carried as a backup in a backpack and never actually used for bivouacking.
The outer bag has been replaced with a Nemo bag, not the original Heritage one. This was likely done to accommodate the included poles as well. While it might add a little weight, it probably improves convenience as you can just stuff it in after use.
The size is minimal, just enough to lie down in a sleeping bag and sit up halfway. It's about the size of a bivy sack.
Therefore, I don't think it's very practical for actual emergency bivouacking. It's too cramped to use a burner inside for warmth.
However, it might be useful for UL speed hiking where you plan to sleep right at the limit and minimize your gear.
A new current model costs around 25,000 yen. This is an earlier model, but it's in beautiful condition, so please consider it.
If it fits in the dedicated box, I will ship it via RakuRaku Mercari便 Takkyubin Compact.
(Contents)
- Outer bag (non-genuine, Nemo)
- Tent body
- Guy lines, 1 set each of long and short (likely genuine Heritage, lengths optimized)
- Bag for guy lines (genuine)
- Dedicated poles, 1 each of long and short
- Bag for poles (genuine)
Total weight: approx. 325g
Category
Emergency Supplies
Brand
HERITAGE
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Mie
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