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As climbers, mountaineers, and wilderness travelers we desire a life that's one step beyond the standard. In this same vein, we require shelters that allow us to go further, faster, longer and lighter--while providing us with needed comfort and security. In other words, we require shelters that take innovation, craftsmanship and quality beyond the industry standard. This philosophy, of creating the finest shelters in existence, is the driving force behind Bibler Tents. Over 25 years of field testing and meticulous design go into the materials and construction of every single-wall tent we create. Constant testing by committed alpinists who venture to the far corners of the earth has allowed the bright yellows and greens of our shelters to be seen everywhere from Patagonia to Alaska to the rainforests of South America. Over the years, Bibler's unique and innovative features have proven ideal for all kinds of wilderness travelers in all kinds of climates. Climbers, kayakers, trekkers and bike tourers alike have come to rely on Bibler shelters--and for good reason. Constructed of ToddTex, our proprietary fabric, Bibler Tents are completely waterproof, windproof and exceptionally breathable. Our choice of materials and innovative designs make Bibler shelters remarkably strong, stormproof, and lightweight. Most models are fully seam taped and all designs are created to withstand the harshest conditions within their seasonal rating. We also consider conditions inside the tent and the creature comforts that make your experiences more enjoyable. We value attributes such as maximum living space, quick setup, and ease of entry and exit. The bottom line: We're 100% committed to creating the best shelters for alpinists, mountaineers and wilderness travelers. We're always looking for ways to improve our products through advances in materials and design--improvements that make real differences. All Bibler Tents are individually inspected to ensure the highest quality of both workmanship and structural integrity.
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