4-season~$1,295Hilleberg
Hilleberg Nammatj
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The Nammatj is the Nallo built for worse weather: Kerlon 1800 instead of 1200, 10 mm poles instead of 9 mm, and a lower 37.4-inch profile. Ten and a half ounces heavier than the Nallo 2, two more square feet of floor, a smaller vestibule and $350 more. This is Hilleberg's Black Label line, which is the one they will sell you for a winter expedition; the Red Label Nallo is the one for everything short of that.
Floor area per person
15.1 sq ft
Standard — 14 to 17 sq ft each — the normal two-pads-and-no-spare-room fit
Weight per person
40.5 oz
from the trail weight of 5 lb 1 oz
Peak height
37.4 in
Approx. price
~$1,295
Best for
Winter expeditions and exposed camps where the tent has to survive conditions you cannot walk away from.
The size run
One design, 2 capacities. The numbers at the top of this page describe the Nammatj 2; every size has its own figures below.
| Size | Sleeps | Floor area | Sq ft each | Vestibule | Trail weight | Packed weight | Floor L × W | Approx. price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nammatj 2 | 2 | 30.1 sq ft | 15.1 | 12.9 sq ft | 5 lb 1 oz | 6 lb 10 oz | — | ~$1,295 |
| Nammatj 3 | 3 | 36.6 sq ft | 12.2 | 14 sq ft | 5 lb 12 oz | 7 lb 4 oz | — | — |
Specifications
- Type
- 4-season
- Rated capacity
- 2-person
- Floor area per person(estimated)
- 15.1 sq ft (standard)
- Floor area
- 30.1 sq ft
- Vestibule area
- 12.9 sq ft
- Peak height
- 37.4 in
- Minimum trail weight
- 5 lb 1 oz
- Packed weight
- 6 lb 10 oz
- Weight per person(estimated)
- 40.5 oz (trail weight)
- Packed size
- 20.1 x 6.7 in
- Doors
- 1
- Vestibules
- 1
- Freestanding
- non-freestanding
- Poles
- DAC aluminum
- Wall type
- double wall
- Season rating
- 4-season
- Fly fabric
- Kerlon 1800 silicone-coated ripstop nylon
- Approx. price
- ~$1,295
Features
- Kerlon 1800 outer — Hilleberg's Black Label fabric
- 10 mm poles rather than the Red Label's 9 mm
- Low 37.4 in profile for wind and snow load
- Ships with 18 Y-pegs rather than V-pegs
- Inner and outer pitch together
In its favour
- Kerlon 1800 is a meaningful step up in tear strength over Red Label fabric
- 10 mm poles and a low profile handle snow load better than the Nallo
- Two more square feet of floor than the Nallo 2 for 10.6 oz
- Y-pegs hold in snow and soft ground far better than V-pegs
- Ships with Y-pegs rather than V-pegs, which hold far better in snow and soft ground
Against it
- $1,295 for the 2-person
- One door and a 12.9 sq ft vestibule, smaller than the lighter Nallo's
- 37.4 in of head height is genuinely cramped for sitting out a storm
- Not freestanding, so the pitch depends on ground that holds a peg
Written from the published specification sheet, not from owner reports.
What owners report
No owner discussion has been collected for the Hilleberg Nammatj yet. Rather than summarise sentiment nobody expressed, this section stays empty until there is something real to read — the methodology page explains where these come from and why some tents have none.