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Person tents

In this category you will find high-quality person tents for trekking, hiking, bikepacking and camping. Whether an ultralight one-person tent for long solo tours, a wind-stable geodesic tent for alpine conditions or a compact two-person tent for short trips – our selection includes models from MSR, Hilleberg, Vaude, The North Face and other top brands. All tents impress with well-thought-out pack size, quick setup and weatherproof materials, so you are perfectly equipped for Swiss outdoor sports.

Buy Person Tents Online – Solo Tents for Every Adventure

Whether you are looking for a person tent for multi-day tours, an ultralight trekking application or a simple festival tent: here you will find a wide range of solo and small two-person tents. Thanks to clear filters and detailed product descriptions, you can easily select by weight, area of use and water column. With an order from Emparo, you will receive your tent quickly and easily delivered directly to your home – throughout Switzerland and to Liechtenstein.

Areas of Use: Trekking, Ultralight & Bikepacking

Person tents cover many activities. For classic trekking and hiking, stable, well-ventilated models with comfortable inner tents are in demand. In the ultralight sector, tents with very low weight and minimalist features dominate, where every gram counts. For bikepacking, short pole segments and a tiny pack volume come into play so that the tent can be easily transported on handlebars or frame. For mountain tours and high alpine use, the category also offers specially reinforced, geodesic or tunnel-style constructions.

Material, Weather Properties & Weight

The performance of a person tent depends largely on the materials used. Flysheets made of siliconized nylon or polyester with a high water column ensure reliable moisture protection. Aluminum poles offer the best balance between stability and weight. Particularly lightweight tents use carbon or DAC Featherlite poles and Dyneema Composite Fabrics. When buying, look for sealed seams, good ventilation and an inner tent made of breathable mesh to minimize condensation.

Who Are Person Tents Suitable For?

Person tents are the first choice for anyone who is out and about alone or in pairs. They suit solo trekkers, bikepackers, mountaineers and festival-goers who value low weight and a small pack size. Thanks to the wide range of models, the right tent can be found for both beginners and ambitious outdoor professionals.

Brands in Comparison
BrandKnown forIdeal forPrice Segment
MSR Lightweight, technical trekking tents Multi-day tours, ultralight trekking Mid-range – Premium
Hilleberg Robust tunnel and dome tents Expeditions, demanding conditions Premium
Vaude Sustainable tents with durable materials Trekking, bikepacking, sustainable travel Mid-range – Premium
The North Face Versatile outdoor tents Camping, festival, weekend trips Mid-range – Premium
Salewa Alpine tents with high stability Mountain tours, high alpine Mid-range – Premium
Mountain Hardwear Technical mountain tents Alpine undertakings, winter use Premium
Big Agnes Innovative ultralight tents with short segments Bikepacking, lightweight trekking tours Mid-range – Premium
Nemo Ergonomic designs and lightweight materials Trekking, camping, comfort-oriented tours Mid-range – Premium
Frequently Asked Questions
Which person tent is best suited for trekking tours?▾
For trekking, lightweight, compact tents with good pack size and quick setup are ideal. Tunnel tents and semi-geodesic constructions from brands like MSR, Hilleberg and Vaude have proven particularly effective.
Can I also use a person tent for two people?▾
A classic 1-person tent only offers space for one person and gear. If you are travelling as a pair, you should choose a 2-person tent. There are also generously cut solo tents, but comfortable use for two is only possible with a model designed for that purpose.
What is the difference between a tunnel tent and a geodesic tent?▾
Tunnel tents score with a very good space-to-weight ratio and easy setup, but are less stable in strong crosswinds. Geodesic tents have crossing pole arches and offer maximum stability in wind and snow, but are usually somewhat heavier.
Are person tents also suitable for winter or snow use?▾
Yes, there are person tents with reinforced poles, full-coverage flysheet and high wind stability values that are explicitly designed for all four seasons. Look for a robust construction and materials with high tear strength.
How important is a high water column rating for a tent?▾
The water column indicates how waterproof the flysheet and floor are. For Central European conditions, values from 1500 mm for the flysheet and 5000 mm for the floor are common. A sealed seam is equally crucial for lasting moisture protection.
Which tent material ensures a particularly low pack weight?▾
Ultralight tents use thin, siliconized nylon fabrics (Silnylon) or Dyneema Composite Fabrics (DCF) as well as high-strength aluminum poles. These materials significantly reduce weight, but require somewhat more careful handling.
Can I also do bikepacking tours with a person tent?▾
Yes, many person tents are specially suitable for bikepacking. They have short pole segments that can be easily attached to handlebar or frame bags, and a very low pack volume.
How do I properly care for and clean my person tent?▾
Air the tent thoroughly after every tour and store it dry. Remove dirt with a soft sponge and lukewarm water. Avoid aggressive cleaning agents or washing machines, as they attack the impregnation. Regular re-impregnation extends the service life.