Mesh-only pitch enables setup without rain protection for bug and air flow in warm weather
Wall tension system tightens seams to eliminate sag and maximize head space
Internal door system provides convenient access to stove and living area
Compatible with PEAX Solitude 4 tipi and Crosstrek stabilization system for seamless integration
Lightweight and spacious design ideal for solo hunters seeking maximum sleep space and gear storage
Summarized by Shop
The PEAX Solitude 4 Half Nest insert offers complete protection against bugs and insects for the backcountry hunter. Designed to provide a lightweight and spacious haven, the half nest is perfect for the solo hunter looking to maximize sleep space while also maintaining a large floorless area to stow gear, stack firewood (yes it’s compati
Weight
1 lb 6 oz
Packed Size
11 x 7 in
Tub Fabric
20D Silnylon 2000 with Stormshield coating
Mesh
15D nylon no-see-um mesh
Reinforcements
TX-07 cone
Construction
2-layer Hypalon TX-07
Dimensions
47 x 96 x 80 in
Total Space
31.25 sq ft
Summarized by Shop
5.0
10 ratings
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Solitude 4 half nest
Absolutely love it. Set everything up, getting ready for my 1st trip with all my peax gear this fall. Cant wait
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Clutch · July 1, 2026
Half nest
Another great product from Peax. Exactly what I was wanting for my Solitude 4 dyneema tipi. When camping or hunting in bug infested weather it keeps me protected and still allows the other half of the tipi to be used as my vestibule. Being able to pitch it stand alone on hot clear nights a huge plus
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Aaron · September 11, 2025
Nice Warm Weather Addition to the Solitude 4
I've been able to use the Half Nest a few times and it is easy to set up, roomy, and kept the bugs out, I like the additional room the Solitude 4 provides compared to my typical summer tent. I watched the tutorial, but I highly recommend testing the setup before taking it into the field. It is more challenging to set up than the Solitude 4 with the footprint. Also, take additional stakes in case the outer gets drenched. It may sag into the nest. I was unable to get the trekking poles to work. It wasn't the nest, so that's something for me to figure out because it can be done, It's great that I can now use the Solitude 4 in warmer months.