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Integrated Design
Floor, mesh, and fly in one piece. Simple pitch at camp. -
More Interior Volume
Single-wall geometry gives you more room inside than the DW. -
Lighter System
One piece instead of two means less weight on your back. -
Dual Entry
Side access for easy in-and-out; front access when the weather turns. -
Compact Footprint
More placement options when flat ground is hard to find. -
Adjustable Pitch
Stake it low for wind protection or pitch it higher for airflow. -
Recycled Materials
Tarp fabric and select thread & webbing are made from recycled materials. -
Two build options
Standard or Light for different weight and floor durability.
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Description
1P Cirriform SWThe Cirriform SW: one piece, fully integrated The floor, mesh, and fly are all one piece. No separate inner to clip in or adjust at camp. Lighter than the DW. For the two piece modular system with your choice of inner, see the 1P Cirriform DW. *Available in two builds: Standard for better puncture resistance or Light for lower weight. The Light build is expected to be available late July. Description The 1P Cirriform SW When you arrive in camp after a
The Cirriform SW: one piece, fully integrated
The floor, mesh, and fly are all one piece. No separate inner to clip in or adjust at camp.
Lighter than the DW. For the two-piece modular system with your choice of inner, see the 1P Cirriform DW.
*Available in two builds: Standard for better puncture resistance or Light for lower weight. The Light build is expected to be available late-July.
Description
The 1P Cirriform SW
When you arrive in camp after a long day, a shelter you don't have to think about makes a difference. The Cirriform SW is built around that. The floor, mesh, and fly are one integrated piece. No inner to clip in or adjust. Just pitch the fly, and you're done.
The SW is back!
The Cirriform SW has been a long time coming. We made an earlier version in Dyneema® composite fabric, and it was one of our favorite shelters we've ever offered. The original design wasn't compatible with silpoly, so when we phased out DCF, the SW got shelved. We're excited to reintroduce the SW with our new silpoly design. It's the same shelter at heart: one integrated piece, simple to pitch, more spacious than the DW.
Dual Entry
The Cirriform has two ways in, and each serves a different purpose. The side entry is the everyday option, easy to get in and out whenever you need to. The front entry is there for when weather moves in, keeping the sleeping area covered while you come and go. Switching between them is as simple as moving a clip.
Two builds, same shelter
The Cirriform SW comes in two builds. The Standard uses a heavier-coated fly (~8000mm HH), 0.6 oz mesh, and a Sil/PU floor (~4000 HH) for better puncture resistance. The Light uses a standard-coated fly (~1800mm HH), a recycled Sil/Sil floor (~2000mm), and 0.5 oz mesh for a lower packaged weight. The only visible difference is the floor color: black for Standard, brown for Light.
Notes/FAQ:
- What about condensation? Condensation can happen with any shelter. Sometimes it's unavoidable, but single-wall shelters are inherently more prone to condensation than double-wall shelters. Two things are going on: without a buffer between you and the fly, the relative humidity of the air in contact with the inside of the fly tends to be slightly higher, which increases the chance of condensation forming. That same lack of buffer also increases the likelihood of inadvertently contacting a wet wall (think of the DW as having an early warning system). The good news is that the Cirriform provides enough vertical distance under the fly that you're unlikely to bump into a wet wall from simply tossing and turning in your sleep, unlike many mid-style or side-entry single-wall shelters. It's also easier to manage condensation with a chamois cloth since you have direct access and can easily wipe down a wet wall. For more tips, see our condensation page.
- What conditions is the SW best suited for? We recommend the SW for three-season type of use. It handles rain and wind well, but we don't recommend pitching it on significantly accumulated snow (a few inches should be fine). The problem with pitching on snow is that if the floor sinks into the snow under your weight, it will pull on the rain fly and risk damage - it ain't no hammock.
- Do I need a groundsheet? Not required. The floor is durable enough that most hikers skip it, but using one on rough ground will extend the floor's life.
- Do I need to seal the seams? Tarp seams should be sealed using a sealer for silicone coated fabrics (we recommend Seam Grip +SIL by Gear Aid). Optional seam sealing service available. Floor seams are factory-taped and don't require sealing.
Fly made in Vietnam. Floor and mesh assembled in Montana.
Specifications
Packaged Weight
Material Options
Primary Dimensions
Required items (not included):
The items needed to pitch your shelter will vary depending on your approach. See the Set up & Use tab for more info.
- Front Pole: ~45" (~114cm)
- Rear Pole: ~31" (~117cm)
- Stakes: 6 (8 for better wind stability)
Pitching
How to pitch
Stake out the corners of the tarp first. Raise the poles at the peaks and stake them out. Tension the lines evenly for a taut pitch. The mesh and floor are built in, so once the fly is set, you're done. It packs and pitches as a single unit.
When zipping up the shelter, THE FLY CLOSED FIRST, then zip the netting to avoid undue stress on the netting zipper.
To open the zipper from the inside, pull the yellow cord to avoid needing to reach into the corner.
The videos below show how to pitch the Tarp and the DW. The pitching process is essentially the same, except you don't have to clip in or adjust the inner.
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- We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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★★★★★ 5
Buying more pairs.
Size: 36, Color: Purple
True to fit and extremely comfy. Even tho the title says mens, it’s designed like a womens when it comes to the pockets. Not deep pockets. If you want a tight fit go a size smaller, if you want a baggy fit go size bigger. Color is how you see it in photos.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Accurate reviews for fit n color
Size: 32, Color: Brown
I’m about a 33 waist I got a 32 of other reviews and recommendations. Do you run slightly large so it fits great Color slightly off, but I also do that in other review. Purchase two.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
“Elegant, Practical, and the Perfect Gift .
Color: Black Cambridge
It’s one of those pieces that feels both classic and modern at the same time, perfect for any occasion.
The removable ID window is a very useful feature, especially for someone who needs to show their ID frequently.
The interior design is also very well thought out—everything stays organized and easy to access. I like that it combines functionality with style, which isn’t always easy to find. It definitely feels like a durable and well-made product.
It’s a gift that truly feels worth it and special. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a stylish, practical, and high-quality wallet.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
If you're looking for a high-capacity wallet, look no further!
Here's the breakdown on slots: It's a bifold with a passcase kind of flap. Standard bill holder with no divider. On the left, it has 3 slots to hold cards horizontally, and 2 slots to hold cards vertically, for a total of 5 slots. Right is the same design, 5 slots. The passcase-like flap has a clear cutout for an ID on the left side, and on the right side, it has 3 slots to hold cards vertically. We're up to 13 slots. There are also 3 pockets in the wallet when the passcase-like flap is moved to the left side of the wallet: One on the right behind the credit cards, one on the left behind the credit cards, and one in the passcase-like flap under the flap's credit cards. That's 13 cards, and 3 pockets that can store insurance cards, business cards, or even 3 or 4 stacked credit cards in each flap. One could theoretically cram 25 credit cards in this wallet. Realistically though, this will hold 13 cards, as those pockets will likely be holding other personal effects.
As for the quality, it's pretty great. The material is leather, and the cloth in the bill holder is diagonally-striped burgundy and navy cloth. In the middle of the wallet, with the pass-case like flap to the left, there is vertically-striped cloth; the color is burgundy surrounding one stripe of navy, with an ivory border between them. It looks very well-made. I also absolutely that some card slots are horizontal and some are vertical, as I can organize my cards in groups (ie: my 2 credit cards from one bank go vertically on left, my 5 from another hog the entire right side, my 3 debit cards rest in the passcase-like flap's card slots). In terms of being able to organize stuff, this wallet is a masterpiece. An absolute, ultimate, card-hungry masterpiece. I've had other wallets with less slots and had to resort to double-stacking credit cards into slots in order to carry them, which only led to premature wear and faster replacement of those wallets (not to mention the slots getting stretched to the point that cards were no longer secure and would fall out if the wallet was opened and shook). This is why I am writing such a raving review. For anyone that has many credit cards, those FICO score hypermiler types (as for myself, I'm up to 7 credit cards now), this wallet is a masterpiece.
With 13 cards, 2 IDs resting in the clear window on the passcase-like flap, about 10 bills, and about 5 paper cards in the pockets, my wallet measures about 1.25" thick at the thickest point... It might even be 1.5" thick, as I'm just making a visual estimation. It's a fat, fat wallet, but only because it's so stuffed with things I otherwise couldn't carry if I resorted to a less spacious wallet. I normally would be bugged by this lump that is noticeably larger than other wallets, but 2 days into owning this, I find it kind of reassuring, as I know this puppy is full of every credit card, bank card, ID, and insurance card I own. It feels good to sit down and think that I can fit every card I own in it perfectly. This wallet is for people who have a lot to carry and want to carry it all. If the desire to carry everything outweighs the inconvenience of the wallet's width, it's a great wallet.
When it comes to wallets, there are two people in this world: those that don't need this many card slots and would dislike the thickness of this wallet; and people who could use most of these slots and would appreciate being able to do so, when other wallets leave them wanting for space. I'd recommend this for the latter, and for the former, I'd recommend getting a wallet with less capacity and less size. For the latter, I think your search ends right here. It's such a good wallet for capacity that I just wrote 3 pages on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2016
★★★★★ 5
Good Quality
Color: Blue/White/Red
I bought it for my boyfriend
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026