Six Moon Designs Gatewood Cape plus NetTent

**JasonByers** · 08-07-2014, 14:32

Really great condition...no holes or snags! The Serenity NetTent is the version before this latest heavier version! The only modification I did is put seam sealer around the sew lines on the tab that the trekking pole rest on. This looked like a weak connection so it was just precautionary. Also I added Dyneema cords which are a little longer than the stock ones. I found that the longer guyouts worked way better in pitching the shelter. Grey in color. Really great solo shelter and will continue to be a highly sought out shelter especially with the older NetTent version. The reason I'm selling is because I'm dumb with my money, haha, and just bought a ZPacks Solplex and now I have basically the same shelter so the Gatewood probably won't get much use anymore. Gatewood stuffs in it's own pocket and the Serenity NetTent has a small Noseeum mesh stuffsack. $175 Shipped CONUS
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I'm 5'11" 175 for size reference and fit totally fine even without the sides pulled out on a 2 inch pad. I'd say if you're over 6'2" this shelter isn't for you!

**AaronMB** · 08-07-2014, 14:47

This is a kick-arse shelter system. While I'm attempting not to have to go to ground ever again--especially when I solo--I will keep my GateWood and Serenity Net. Period. It's modular: take the 'Cape, or just the Net, or both, of course. Patio mode with the GateWood is great, too. The GateWood totally packs down small. And, of course, it's also a poncho.

Jason - try listing what the actual weight is with your seam sealing. If there are any solo ground dwellers here they might be interested in the [light] weight.