Our Alto and Telos tents are designed with our unique Tension Ridge architecture. Where most tent brow poles angle down, the Tension Ridge is a revolutionary, antenna-like structure that angles up—raising the ceiling height without increasing the footprint, creating near vertical walls and higher doors, and giving you more space.
Tension Ridge also allowed us to put vents at the highest point of the tent to improve ventilation and reduce condensation.
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