# X-Dome 1+

**Doorprice Score 6.7/10** (Good; likely 5.9–7.6, medium confidence).
Price: $419.00 at Durston (with est. tax $449.17; shipping set at checkout). Store rating 4.8/5 from 876 ratings.

## What matters for tents (out of 10)
- Weather protection: 7.5 (4 reviews) — "Trekking pole support and solid inner provide strong storm protection and warmth." (YouTube comment on Backcountry Exposure)
- Livability: 7.2 (6 reviews) — "Loves the large vestibule, large door opening, and headspace." (YouTube comment on Backcountry Exposure)
- Weight & packability: 6.0 (1 reviews) — "Reviews actual weights and comparisons with competitors." (BIKEPACKING.com)
- Ease of setup: 5.7 (5 reviews) — "Easy to set up." (YouTube comment on Backcountry Exposure)
- Durability: 5.1 (4 reviews) — "pole problems" (Camp With Matt)
- Value for money: 4.9 (price against similar products)

Weight these for a personal score: add ?priorities=weather:2,space:2 (ids: weather, space, weight, setup, durability, value).

## Reviewer verdicts
- Pavo TREKS: 6.5/10 — First impressions after setup; walks through pitching and describes interior space and low weight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGGwMROGRdY
- Camp With Matt: 3.0/10 — Independent review listing many problems: poles, spreader bars, setup, guy lines, floor, inner issues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNQgE1cevDk
- Backcountry Exposure (sponsored): 8.0/10 — Initially not a favorite, but after 6 months of use it has become a beloved option. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE
- Backcountry Exposure (sponsored): 6.0/10 — Side-by-side comparison of X-Dome 2 and 1+ to help choose the right size. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7OIOqsr9MI
- BIKEPACKING.com (sponsored): 8.5/10 — Neil came away loving this freestanding shelter after initial hesitation about interior space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taxCCOQf4GY
- Justin Outdoors - Gear Priority (sponsored): 7.0/10 — Review titled as best one-person tent; sent free for review by the company. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAri2WPG8pU

## Owners and community
- Owner: Foot end is too narrow, but after sleeping head there it was great. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=Ugx14ZmES6cIHBY-Ep54AaABAg)
- Owner: Really likes the tent after 3 weeks on the CDT; large vestibule and door are standouts. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=UgyDtHhxHJBz23gloi14AaABAg)
- Owner: Trekking pole support and solid inner give big storm protection and warmth. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=Ugxc1K9sGgN4EUCMmeh4AaABAg)
- Community: Prefers sleeping head at narrow end for easier gear access when sitting up. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=UgyvBaiF1vxWAPc-X714AaABAg)
- Owner: Prefers solid inner so no dust builds up during windy nights; accepts weight penalty. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=Ugy2hm4HYHIPStEJ9XR4AaABAg)
- Owner: Likes it more than expected; plenty of room, easy in and out, easy setup. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=UgxEpPoP_XSsQYEZqr14AaABAg)
- Owner: Loves the tent with no criticism. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=UgzSSwA7LnCeoKVthFN4AaABAg)
- Owner: Solid inner gives privacy and good ventilation in high humidity. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6lqtVxu_nE&lc=Ugz6GLqMQVIdF0r7b8F4AaABAg)

Problems owners mention: foot end narrow; hard to pitch in strong winds.

## Specs
- Weight: 985 g (34.7 oz) complete tent
- Fly area: 2.2 m² (23.5 sq ft)
- Peak height: 1.08 m (42 in)
- Floor width: 0.75–1.30 m (29.5–50 in)
- Packed size: 48 x 12 cm (carbon), 46 x 12 cm (aluminum)
- Materials: 15D high tenacity SilPoly fabric, 15D SilPoly woven floor, YKK 3 AquaGuard zippers

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