Welcome to our review of the Nemo Dragonfly OSMO, a premium three-season model sporting a smorgasbord of tantalising design features, including a new proprietary tent material that just keeps on ...

It’s no secret that Alaska’s backcountry is gnarly, mountainous and virtually trail-free. In fact, that’s one of its main draws for seasoned adventurers looking to get away from typical national park ...

Earlier in 2023, the camping equipment experts at Nemo unveiled their new, patent-pending Osmo fabrics, championing them as a leap forward both in terms of sustainability and performance in the world ...

Support our work! The Inertia may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more about our gear review policy here. My favorite part about backpacking is the splendor and ...

The first generation of the NEMO Dagger instantly topped our list of the best wild camping tents when it first came out. In fact, it was a ‘Best in Test’ pick back in 2021 here at LFTO. Since then, ...

New Osmo fabric resists sagging in wet weather, holds up well in wind. More sustainable than before. Reasonably light. Large, spacious vestibules. Roomy interior with excellent stargazing potential.

Large and roomy for the weight. Simple to pitch. Well-made, durable, and weather resistant. Excellent extras like the Landing Zone. Taller doors make entry and exit easier. Bluesign certified. Some ...

Nemo Dagger Osmo 2P Tent review Price and availability Recently re-released in 2- and 3-person versions, the new Dagger Osmo tent is available now, directly from Nemo and through many well-respected ...

I’ve been using the two-person design of this lightweight tent for two years now and I first fell in love with it camping off Riverhead, Long Island. Little did I know when I set out for this trip ...