The current Lanshan range includes four main models: Lanshan 1, Lanshan 1 Pro, Lanshan 2, and Lanshan 2 Pro. Choose the Lanshan 1 for solo use with a double-wall design and factory-taped seams. Choose the Lanshan 1 Pro for the lowest listed solo minimum weight at 666 g, provided you are comfortable with a single-wall tent and seam sealing. For two people, the Lanshan 2 offers a double-wall shelter at 1,045 g minimum weight, while the Lanshan 2 Pro reduces the listed minimum weight to 870 g. The standard models are generally easier for beginners and humid conditions. The Pro models are more suitable for experienced hikers prioritizing weight and packed volume.
Lanshan Specifications at a Glance
| Model | Capacity | Construction | Listed minimum weight | Listed packed size | Packed/carried weight | Approx. listed price | Best for | Not ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lanshan 1 | 1 person | Double-wall | 740 g | 32 × 14 × 14 cm | Not separately published; higher with accessories | €108 | Beginners and humid conditions | Freestanding-tent users |
| Lanshan 1 Pro | 1 person | Single-wall | 666 g | 26 × 14 × 14 cm | Not separately published; higher with accessories | €146 | Experienced solo ultralight hikers | Users avoiding seam sealing |
| Lanshan 2 | 2 people | Double-wall | 1,045 g | 35 × 15 × 15 cm | Not separately published; higher with accessories | €124 | Couples and first-time users | Maximum-weight-saving lists |
| Lanshan 2 Pro | 2 people | Single-wall | 870 g | 30 × 14 × 14 cm | Not separately published; higher with accessories | €156 | Experienced pairs and thru-hikers | Beginners in humid, calm conditions |
The four listed weights are minimum weights, not complete carried weights. The product pages do not publish a separate packed or carried-weight figure for the complete system.
When calculating your real backpack weight, include:
- Tent body and rainfly
- Inner tent, where applicable
- Stakes
- Guylines
- Stuff sacks
- Repair materials
- Footprint, if used
- Trekking pole or dedicated support pole
Prices and configurations can vary by country, currency, tax, promotions, fabric, inner tent, and footprint selection.
What Do Lanshan Weight Specifications Mean?
Weight is one of the most important Lanshan specifications, but it is also one of the easiest to misunderstand.
Minimum weight
Minimum weight is the lightest weight listed by the manufacturer for a particular product or configuration. It may not include every item needed for a complete trail setup.
The current Lanshan minimum weights are:
- Lanshan 1: 740 g
- Lanshan 1 Pro: 666 g
- Lanshan 2: 1,045 g
- Lanshan 2 Pro: 870 g
These figures are useful for comparing the basic weight of the models, but they should not be described as all-in carried weights.
Packed weight
Packed weight normally refers to the tent and its supplied components stored for transport. Depending on the manufacturer, this may or may not include all stakes, stuff sacks, guylines, repair items, or poles.
Lanshan’s current product pages provide packed-size dimensions, but do not publish a separate complete packed-weight figure for each model.
Carried weight
Carried weight is the weight that actually goes into your backpack. For a trekking-pole tent, this may include hiking poles if you are carrying them specifically for the shelter.
For a fair comparison, weigh the complete system you will use. The difference between two minimum-weight figures may be smaller or larger after adding different stakes, pole systems, footprints, and accessories.
Weight per person
For shared shelter, the listed minimum weight can be divided between two hikers:
- Lanshan 2: approximately 523 g per person
- Lanshan 2 Pro: approximately 435 g per person
These calculations exclude accessories. The Lanshan 2 Pro saves approximately 175 g compared with the Lanshan 2 on the listed minimum figures.
Lanshan 1 Specifications
The Lanshan 1 is a one-person, double-wall trekking-pole tent.
Core specifications
- Capacity: 1 person
- Construction: Double-wall
- Minimum weight: 740 g
- Listed packed size: approximately 32 × 14 × 14 cm
- Trekking poles required: 1
- Recommended pole length: approximately 120–125 cm
- Entrances: 1
- Vestibules: 1
- Approximate listed price: €108
- Seam treatment: Factory taped
The Lanshan 1 requires one trekking pole for its standard pitch. The pole is not included in the listed minimum tent weight.
Fabrics and waterproofing
The Lanshan 1 uses a coated nylon rainfly and floor:
- Rainfly: 15D nylon with silicone/PU coating
- Listed rainfly waterproof rating: 5,000 mm
- Floor: 20D nylon with silicone/PU coating
- Listed floor waterproof rating: 6,000 mm
The seams are factory taped with waterproof, solvent-free polyurethane tape. This means the standard Lanshan 1 does not normally require the same DIY seam-sealing step as the Pro model.
Inner-tent configurations
The Lanshan 1 is available with two general inner-tent configurations:
- Three-season inner: Breathable mesh for airflow and insect protection
- Four-season inner: Solid nylon for more draft and wind protection
The choice changes the internal balance between ventilation and enclosure. The mesh inner is generally more suitable for warm or humid conditions. The solid inner may be more comfortable in colder or exposed campsites, but it can restrict airflow.
Current version
The product page identifies the current model as the updated 2026 version, released in July 2025.
The 2026 version includes:
- Waterproof zipper replacing the traditional zipper and storm-flap design
- Metal hooks instead of plastic hooks
- Updated ventilation-opening fabric
- Stronger 20D UHMWPE Grid Nylon reinforcement around the vent area
Best for
The Lanshan 1 is best for:
- Solo backpacking
- Beginners learning to use trekking-pole tents
- Humid or damp conditions
- Hikers who prefer a double-wall shelter
- Users who want factory-taped seams
- Budget-conscious gear lists
Not ideal for
It is not ideal for:
- Users who need a freestanding tent
- Campsites where stakes cannot be placed securely
- Hikers using wide sleeping pads without checking dimensions
- Technical winter or mountaineering use without further assessment
- Users who want the absolute lowest listed Lanshan weight
Lanshan 1 Pro Specifications
The Lanshan 1 Pro is a one-person, single-wall trekking-pole tent designed for experienced ultralight hikers.
Core specifications
- Capacity: 1 person
- Construction: Single-wall
- Minimum weight: 666 g
- Listed packed size: approximately 26 × 14 × 14 cm
- Trekking poles required: 1
- Recommended pole length: approximately 120–125 cm
- Entrances: 1
- Approximate listed price: €146
- Seam treatment: Requires seam sealing
The Lanshan 1 Pro is 74 g lighter than the standard Lanshan 1 on the listed minimum figures. It also has a smaller listed packed size.
The 666 g specification is a minimum weight. It does not represent the complete carried weight with stakes, guylines, storage bags, repair supplies, seam-sealing materials, or a support pole.
Single-wall design
The Pro model removes the separate inner tent. This reduces fabric, components, and packed volume.
The trade-off is that condensation forms directly on the inside surface of the main canopy. If a sleeping bag or jacket touches the fabric, it may become damp.
The Lanshan 1 Pro includes solid-fabric condensation guards near the head and foot areas. These may reduce contact in those locations, but they do not eliminate condensation throughout the tent.
Fabrics
The Lanshan 1 Pro is available in SilNylon and SilPoly configurations.
The product information lists the following material characteristics:
- SilNylon tear resistance: approximately 45 N
- SilPoly tear resistance: approximately 18 N
- SilPoly water absorption: approximately 0.5%
These are manufacturer-provided material figures. They do not describe every aspect of field durability or weather performance.
SilNylon may appeal to hikers who prioritize the listed tear-resistance characteristics. SilPoly absorbs less water and is less prone to sagging when wet.
The current listing includes a 20D SilPoly 2026 version. Some configurations may be identified as 20D SilNylon 2025 versions. Check the exact material and version selected before ordering.
Seam sealing
The Lanshan 1 Pro requires seam sealing before use. The double-sided silicone-treated fabric cannot use the same factory polyurethane seam tape as the standard Lanshan 1.
Users can:
- Apply a compatible silicone-based seam sealer themselves.
- Purchase the manufacturer’s seam-sealing service.
Complete and inspect the work before taking the tent into prolonged rain.
Best for
The Lanshan 1 Pro is best for:
- Experienced solo backpackers
- Thru-hikers
- Hikers prioritizing minimum shelter weight
- Users who already carry a suitable trekking pole
- Compact backpacking systems
- Dry or breezy conditions
- Hikers comfortable with seam sealing
Not ideal for
It is not ideal for:
- Beginners using their first lightweight shelter
- Humid and calm campsites
- Users who prefer a separate inner tent
- Hikers unwilling to seam seal the tent
- Campsites where secure staking is difficult
For a direct model comparison, read Lanshan 1 vs Lanshan 1 Pro.
Lanshan 2 Specifications
The Lanshan 2 is a two-person, double-wall trekking-pole tent.
Core specifications
- Capacity: 2 people
- Construction: Double-wall
- Minimum weight: 1,045 g
- Listed packed size: approximately 35 × 15 × 15 cm
- Trekking poles required: 2
- Recommended pole length: approximately 120–125 cm
- Entrances: 2
- Vestibules: 2
- Approximate listed price: €124
- Seam treatment: Factory taped
The two entrances and two vestibules allow each occupant to use an independent side of the tent. This is practical for couples and hiking partners.
Fabrics and waterproofing
The Lanshan 2 uses:
- Rainfly: 15D nylon with silicone/PU coating
- Listed rainfly waterproof rating: 5,000 mm
- Floor: 20D nylon with silicone/PU coating
- Listed floor waterproof rating: 6,000 mm
- Factory-taped seams
The double-wall construction creates separation between the occupants and the outer fly. It does not eliminate condensation, but it reduces the chance that sleeping bags will directly contact moisture on the fly.
Inner-tent configurations
The Lanshan 2 offers:
- Three-season breathable mesh inner
- Four-season solid nylon inner
The mesh inner generally provides more airflow and insect protection. The solid inner can block more drafts at cold or exposed campsites, but its reduced airflow may require more careful ventilation.
The term “four-season” describes the solid inner configuration. It should not be interpreted as proof that the complete tent is suitable for every winter, snow, expedition, or mountaineering condition.
Current version
The current product page identifies the updated 2026 version. The model was updated during 2025.
Reported changes include:
- Waterproof zipper replacing the previous zipper and storm flap
- Stronger metal hooks
- 20D Grid UHMWPE reinforcement around the vent area
- Lighter inner tent materials
- Reinforced stress points
- Factory-sealed inner-floor seams
Best for
The Lanshan 2 is best for:
- Couples and hiking partners
- Beginners
- Humid or wet conditions
- Users wanting a double-wall shelter
- Hikers who prefer factory-taped seams
- Two-person trips where independent access matters
Not ideal for
It is not ideal for:
- Hikers seeking the lowest possible shared shelter weight
- Users who need a freestanding tent
- Rocky or platform-based campsites
- Two wide sleeping pads without checking dimensions
- Technical winter or mountaineering use without confirming suitability
Lanshan 2 Pro Specifications
The Lanshan 2 Pro is a two-person, single-wall trekking-pole tent.
Core specifications
- Capacity: 2 people
- Construction: Single-wall
- Minimum weight: 870 g
- Listed packed size: approximately 30 × 14 × 14 cm
- Trekking poles required: 2
- Recommended pole length: approximately 120–125 cm
- Entrances: 2
- Vestibules: 2
- Approximate listed price: €156
- Seam treatment: Requires seam sealing
The Lanshan 2 Pro is 175 g lighter than the Lanshan 2 on the listed minimum figures. It also packs to a smaller listed size.
The 870 g figure is not a complete carried weight. Add stakes, guylines, storage bags, repair items, seam-sealing materials or service, and trekking poles when preparing a realistic gear list.
Single-wall construction
The Pro model combines the rain protection and sleeping area in one layer. This reduces fabric and simplifies the number of components carried.
The main trade-off is condensation. Moisture can form directly on the inside of the canopy, especially when:
- Two people are sleeping inside
- Outdoor humidity is high
- Air is calm
- The campsite is near water
- Wet clothing is brought inside
- Vents are blocked or closed
The Lanshan 2 Pro includes condensation guards near the head and foot areas. These can reduce contact with sleeping bags in specific locations but do not prevent condensation across the whole canopy.
Fabrics and 2026 version
The Pro range is offered in SilNylon and SilPoly options. The current listing includes a 20D SilPoly 2026 version. Some variants may be listed as 20D SilNylon 2025 versions.
The manufacturer describes SilPoly as having lower water absorption and less wet-weather sagging. SilNylon has the higher listed tear-resistance figure.
The current Pro design includes waterproof zippers, reinforced stress points, and metal or titanium hardware depending on the selected configuration.
Best for
The Lanshan 2 Pro is best for:
- Experienced two-person backpacking
- Thru-hiking
- Couples sharing shelter weight
- Users prioritizing minimum weight
- Hikers who already carry two trekking poles
- Compact gear lists
- Users comfortable with seam sealing
Not ideal for
It is not ideal for:
- Beginners
- Humid and still conditions without reliable ventilation
- Users wanting a separate inner tent
- Hikers unwilling to seam seal the shelter
- Campsites with poor staking conditions
- Users seeking a freestanding structure
For a detailed comparison, read Lanshan 2 vs Lanshan 2 Pro.
Lanshan Fabric Specifications
The Lanshan range uses different fabric constructions depending on the model.
Standard Lanshan fabric
The standard Lanshan 1 and Lanshan 2 use coated nylon:
- 15D nylon rainfly
- 20D nylon floor
- Silicone/PU coating
- Factory-taped seams
- Listed 5,000 mm rainfly waterproof rating
- Listed 6,000 mm floor waterproof rating
The combination of silicone and PU treatment provides water resistance while allowing the seams to be sealed with factory-applied polyurethane tape.
Pro fabric
The Pro models use double-sided silicone-treated SilNylon or SilPoly options. Because the fabric is silicone treated on both sides, factory polyurethane seam tape is not used in the same way as on the standard models.
This is why the Pro models require seam sealing before use.
SilNylon versus SilPoly
| Characteristic | SilNylon | SilPoly |
|---|---|---|
| Fiber base | Nylon | Polyester |
| Listed tear resistance | Approximately 45 N | Approximately 18 N |
| Water absorption | Higher than SilPoly | Approximately 0.5% according to manufacturer |
| Wet-weather behavior | May loosen or sag more when wet | Generally less prone to wet-weather sag |
| Available configurations | Some 2025 versions | Current 2026 versions available |
| Main consideration | Tear-strength characteristics | Lower water absorption and pitch stability |
Neither fabric is automatically better for every user. SilNylon may suit users who prioritize the listed tear-resistance data. SilPoly may suit hikers who want lower water absorption and more stable dimensions in wet conditions.
For more information, read Lanshan 2026 vs Previous Generation.
Lanshan Setup Specifications
All four Lanshan models use trekking poles rather than dedicated tent poles.
| Model | Number of trekking poles | Recommended pole length |
|---|---|---|
| Lanshan 1 | 1 | Approximately 120–125 cm |
| Lanshan 1 Pro | 1 | Approximately 120–125 cm |
| Lanshan 2 | 2 | Approximately 120–125 cm |
| Lanshan 2 Pro | 2 | Approximately 120–125 cm |
The trekking poles are not included in the listed minimum tent weights.
A good pitch requires:
- Secure stakes
- Correct pole height
- Even corner placement
- Proper fabric tension
- Appropriate guyline use
- Enough room around the shelter
The standard Lanshan 1 and Lanshan 2 require the same general preparation as other trekking-pole tents, even though their factory-taped seams reduce maintenance before first use.
The Pro models require one additional preparation stage: seam sealing. Practice the complete pitch before a long trip, including pitching on uneven ground and retensioning after rain.
For more practical guidance, read Best Trekking Pole Tents.
How to Choose by Configuration
Use the following decision guide:
How many people will use the tent?
├── 1 person
│ ├── Want double-wall construction and factory-taped seams
│ │ └── Lanshan 1
│ └── Want lower minimum weight and smaller packing
│ └── Lanshan 1 Pro
│
└── 2 people
├── Want double-wall construction and easier moisture management
│ └── Lanshan 2
└── Want lower shared shelter weight
└── Lanshan 2 Pro
Choose the standard model when:
- You are new to trekking-pole tents.
- You often camp in humid conditions.
- You prefer a separate inner tent.
- You do not want to seam seal a tent.
- You value simpler preparation.
Choose the Pro model when:
- You already understand single-wall shelters.
- You prioritize minimum weight.
- You want a smaller packed shelter.
- You already carry suitable trekking poles.
- You are comfortable managing condensation and seam sealing.
FAQ
What are the current Lanshan specifications?
The current listed minimum weights are 740 g for Lanshan 1, 666 g for Lanshan 1 Pro, 1,045 g for Lanshan 2, and 870 g for Lanshan 2 Pro. The standard models are double-wall, while the Pro models are single-wall. All models use trekking poles.
What is the difference between Lanshan minimum weight and carried weight?
Minimum weight is the manufacturer’s lightest stated shelter weight. Carried weight includes the actual tent components, stakes, guylines, stuff sacks, repair items, footprint, seam-sealing materials, and support poles in your backpack. Lanshan does not publish separate complete carried-weight figures for these models.
Which Lanshan is lightest?
The Lanshan 1 Pro is the lightest model, with a listed minimum weight of 666 g. The Lanshan 2 Pro is the lightest two-person model, with a listed minimum weight of 870 g.
Which Lanshan has the smallest packed size?
The Lanshan 1 Pro has the smallest listed packed size at approximately 26 × 14 × 14 cm. The Lanshan 2 Pro is listed at approximately 30 × 14 × 14 cm.
Which Lanshan is best for beginners?
The Lanshan 1 is generally the better solo model for beginners. For two people, choose the Lanshan 2. Both standard models are double-wall and use factory-taped seams.
Which Lanshan is best for humid weather?
The Lanshan 1 or Lanshan 2 is generally more forgiving in humid weather because the double-wall construction separates occupants from condensation on the outer fly. The mesh-inner configuration usually provides more airflow than the solid inner.
Do Lanshan Pro models need seam sealing?
Yes. The Lanshan 1 Pro and Lanshan 2 Pro require seam sealing before use. You can apply a suitable silicone-based sealant yourself or purchase the manufacturer’s seam-sealing service.
Are Lanshan tents freestanding?
No. Lanshan tents use trekking poles, stakes, and fabric tension rather than a freestanding frame. The Lanshan 1 and Lanshan 1 Pro require one trekking pole. The Lanshan 2 and Lanshan 2 Pro require two.
What trekking pole length does Lanshan require?
The manufacturer recommends approximately 120–125 cm for the Lanshan range. The exact setting may vary slightly according to ground conditions, stake placement, and fabric tension.
Is the Lanshan 2 available in a 2026 version?
Yes. The current Lanshan 2 product page identifies the updated 2026 version, following changes introduced in 2025. Updates include a waterproof zipper, stronger hooks, reinforced vent-area fabric, and a lighter inner tent.
Is the Lanshan Pro available in a 2026 version?
Yes. Current Pro listings include 20D SilPoly 2026 versions. Some other configurations may be identified as 20D SilNylon 2025 versions, so check the selected material and version before ordering.
Is the Lanshan 4-season inner a complete four-season tent?
No. The 4-season label refers to the solid nylon inner configuration available with the standard Lanshan models. It may provide more draft protection in cold or exposed conditions, but it does not guarantee suitability for every winter, snow, expedition, or mountaineering environment.