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ionosphere tent Snugpak Ionosphere IX - 1 Person Tent OliveThe low profile Ionosphere IX 1 Person Tent from Snugpak has a two pole, inner pitch first setup with a single entry point. Its lightweight, small design is ideal for military personnel or campers requiring a robust weather shelter that will not weigh their kit down. An inner pitch first allows you to use the mesh inner as a standalone mosquito shelter during warm and dry climates. The polyester ripstop flysheet, which has a 5000mm hydrostatic head,
The low-profile Ionosphere IX - 1 Person Tent from Snugpak has a two-pole, inner-pitch first setup with a single entry point. Its lightweight, small design is ideal for military personnel or campers requiring a robust weather shelter that will not weigh their kit down.
An inner pitch first allows you to use the mesh inner as a standalone mosquito shelter during warm and dry climates. The polyester ripstop flysheet, which has a 5000mm hydrostatic head, can be pitched in minutes when needed.
The spacious floor space measures 240cm x 90cm and can comfortably accommodate one person with some equipment. In an emergency, it can shelter up to two people in a sitting position.
Additional features include waterproof taped seams, internal mesh pockets and hanging loops. Anodised aluminium poles, guy ropes, stakes and compression sack are included.
Features:
- Inner pitch first
- Compact 1 man tent
- Two-pole design
- No-See-Um mesh inner
- Waterproof taped seams
- Single-point front entry with porch
- Two internal mesh pockets
- Hanging loops
- 16 lightweight alloy y-stakes
- Anodised aluminium poles with press-fit connectors
- Supplied with compression bag and basic repair kit (no glue)
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Snugpak
- Flysheet: 210t 100% polyester ripstop with 5000mm HH waterproof PU coating
- Inner tent: 190t 100% nylon, with a 50D polyester
- No-See-Um-Mesh
- No-see-um mesh: 1600 holes per square inch
- Groundsheet: 190t 100% nylon with (5000mm HH) waterproof PU coating
- Poles: 100% aluminium (7001)
- External dimensions: 265cm (L) x 100cm (W)
- External height: 50cm - 80cm
- Internal dimensions: 240cm (L) x 90cm (W)
- Internal height: 45cm - 75cm
- Packed dimensions: 48cm x 14cm
- Weight: 1.5kg (approx.)
- Colour: Olive outer, Black inner
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4.9 ★★★★★
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★★★★★ 5
Very handy
Color: Sienna
I purchased it because I still use paper boarding passes. With luggage claim paper, your passport and ID card, things could get quite messy if you try to put everything in your bag or backpack’s compartment.
This one organizes all those nicely. Because of its size it accommodates multiple boarding passes and luggage claim papers easily. (They used to get crumpled in international flights, and It annoyed me.). Yet it is compact enough to carry in your pocket.
One negative is its price. It is expensive. But it is a quality product. Nice leather and well made.
If you are willing to spend some $, this will spare you from searching your boarding pass and passport frantically at boarding. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Excellent product, great for travel
Color: Cocoa
I just got back from a business trip and this is by far the most useful passport holder/wallet I've ever used. Lots of room for cards, bills, boarding passes, and a second passport and still folds very flat. Leather is good quality, and is very well put together. Since its too big for my pocket and will mostly live in my briefcase, I expect it to last a very long time.
The only drawback is the high price, especially since the leather is probably not full grain (it's not advertised as full grain, so we can assume it's not). But it fits my needs perfectly, even if it is a little overpriced.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Highly recommend.
Color: Cocoa
My favorite purchase for a recent trip across three continents. Fits in pocket (I mean it’s a tight fit, but it will fit). Perfect in cargo pant pocket. Has two separate compartments for paper bills which is nice - you can keep your home currency in one and travel currency in the other. Really sleek looking. Bought four of these and we all loved ours. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Nice wallet. Just received it and used on trip to Italy
Too early to rate for durability, but it came quickly, looks nice, and appears to be well-made. Was a godsend on my trip to Italy and back. With all the times you have to show your passport (usually dragging your luggage with you), my passport was always at the ready, secure in my wallet in my pocket. I would not travel abroad without it. Not only that, it will serve as my daily wallet as well
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Pen holder feature isn't good
Color: Cocoa
Edited review: previously I gave this a two-star review because when I inserted the pen into the pen holder the wallet couldn't close anymore... I tried taking it out putting it back in a few times and it seemed obvious to me that something was wrong and I just could not figure out why the wallet possibly was having an issue closing even though it's designed to hold a pen...
To me it seemed obvious that when inserting the pen you should have the clip on the inside where are the bills go.... That single millimeter of space that that clip takes up in the bill fold causes the wallet to not be able to close properly so it springs open.
Needless to say that felt extremely cheap for a product of this price and I was very unhappy and considering a return and after writing a bad review I happen to see product pictures with the clip on the inside of the wallet where your cards go and it dawned on me that I had just simply put the pen in in the wrong orientation.
That completely solves the issue.
So updated back to five stars, and the wallet is great.
2n update after using it for a week on an international trip so I was carrying my passport.
Worked great - made me feel safe to always have my passport and room for all my most important documents inside a -just- large enough for a passport wallet. I really don't think they could have saved another millimeter and still made such a quality wallet.
Having a micro pen in there is icing on the cake - makes you feel like James bond. I also felt safer having a hidden bill compartment so your not showing a fat stack of foreign currency (I mean depends on your use case but I was in some rather poor areas and this added some peace of mind and 'security' in my opinion). You can just keep some small bills up front and your real stack on the hidden flap.
I won't dock a star for it - but keeping this on a back pocket so you're sitting on it because it's bigger and the way it holds cards after just one week there's already card imprints on the leather (just imagine your older leather wallets where the cards start wearing through the leather)
Also I tested the RFD blocking and it indeed works. I'm unable to scan any cards through the wallet and that was an important feature to me. Even when the wallet is open and I ran scanners directly over cards (in the sleeves) it still didn't pick anything up.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026