Moondance 1 FN: On Snow. By Doug Chatten
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Moondance 1 FN: On Snow. By Doug Chatten

September 03, 2020

Mont Ambassador Doug Chatten in the NSW Snowy Mountains with his Mont Moondance 1 Full Nylon Tent

“I had an excellent tour on the Main Range with clients recently largely in part due to the awesomeness of the Moondance 1 Full Nylon (FN). Wow, the perfect guides tent, plenty of room, and able to sit up and cook comfortably. Very easy and quick to pitch and not much bigger than my emergency shelter. A real winner! After seeing the benefits the Moondance 1 FN provides, the guys I was with are rethinking the whole commitment of a basecamp style expedition stay.”

Doug Chatten. Mont Ambassador and backcountry guide at Snowy Mountains Backcountry.

 

Mont Moondance 1 guy system 

The guy system on the Moondance and Dragonfly Tents provides adjustability for peg placement, without compromising the stability of the tent even in high winds.

 

Doug in Mont Moondance 1

Gear in use:

Mont Spindrift Sleeping Bag

Mont Guide Hoodie (Men's, Women's)

Jetboil Gas Stove

Black Diamond Headlamp

Lifeventure Collapsible MugBowl

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