STRONG, REMARKABLY ROOMY, easy to pitch and highly versatile, both the Black Label Soulo BL and the original Red Label Soulo are eminently capable tents. Identical in their dimensions and fully freestanding construction with a single integrated vestibule, they both have the same multiple pole-crossing points and purpose-built guy line placement and attachment points to handle high winds and snow. But where the Soulo, like all Red Label tents, has a Kerlon 1200 outer tent fabric and 9 mm poles, the Soulo BL has the Kerlon 1800 outer tent fabric and 10 mm poles found in all Black Label models. Their fully freestanding structure and compact footprint is ideal for any who regularly encounter tough pitching conditions, from mountaineers doing alpine climbs in big mountains, to backpackers traveling in rugged terrain, to paddlers touring rocky shorelines, to cyclists and motorcyclists who find themselves in urban or campground settings. Their strength is perfect for ski tourers, ski mountaineers, solo expeditions and anyone traveling in remote places where harsh weather is common. And their quick pitching and ease of handling will appeal to anyone who wants an utterly dependable solo tent that’s up for any adventure in any season. Choose the Red Label Soulo if you favor strength in a lighter package. Choose the Soulo BL if you simply want the absolute strongest, most robust Hilleberg solo tent.

“Soulo” means “island,” in Sami, the language of the people indigenous to northern Scandinavia.