Hilleberg Rogen - Redesigned Strongest Lightweight 2 person Backpacking Tent

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The Rogen is an excellent all-around two person tent for warmer weather trips where the lightest weight is the prime concern.
THE ROGEN IS AN EXCELLENT CHOICE for any trip during the snow-free months of the year where very light weight is of the highest importance. It is well-suited to nearly any adventure, and especially for those who prefer dome construction. In addition, its self-supporting design - only the vestibules have to be pegged out - make a good choice for tougher pitching conditions.
Two equal length crossing poles create the basic shape, while a shorter pole in the roof provides head room in the vestibules and adds to the overall stability of the tent. For 2017, we have replaced the Lock-Tip and dual opening pole sleeve system with standard poles and single opening pole sleeves. We have also built catenary patterning into the bottom of the outer tent walls. This retains the constant venting that comes from having the outer tent stop short of the ground, and makes for both easier pitching, especially in windy conditions. Both inner tent doors are nearly all mesh, encouraging full time air flow, and both vestibules can be rolled partly or fully away for added cross venting.
The Rogen’s spaciousness and self-supporting construction, along with its remarkably low weight and the comfort of its two vestibules, will appeal to paddlers, summer mountain scramblers, backpackers, bicycle tourers, and hunters, among others. These same traits also make the Rogen a compelling choice for solo travelers who value roominess and maximum comfort.
“Rogen” is a nature preserve in northern Sweden that is famous for its canoeing.
Minimum Weight 1.8 kg/4 lbs
Packed Weight 2.1 kg/4 lbs 10 oz
Outer tent fabric Kerlon 1000
Poles (9 mm) 2 x 377, 1 x 127 cm
2 x 148.4, 1 x 50 in
Pegs 12 Y-Peg UL
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@HerrFinsternis 6 лет назад

Iv been solohiking with the hilleberg jannu for years and now that Im lightening the load, Im in a world of hurt because there's so many interesting stuff out there. The rogen allways catches my eye because even though it's not the lightest, the design is all but perfect with those two vestibules and big Ddoors.

@naturecallsoutdoors 6 лет назад

I agree. Seems like it doesn't get a lot of press. Being in the US this is the style of most of our tents, just improved. I would easily use it.

@DemiGod.. Год назад

In Scotland had a 3 season tent flattened in 80 mph winds so got Hilleerg tents, ranging from the akto to the tarra. As a testiment to the strength of hilleberg tents, my akto got ripped out of the ground when a 90mph wind gust shot into the door. With me being dragged along as if it were a parahute, holding onto a guyline till the gust died, the damage to the tent was only a slighly bent guyline which hilleberg replaced free of charge.

@strickostricko 11 месяцев назад

“Bent guyline” 😂

@johanlundh3847 6 лет назад

Hi! I know this isn't a new review but I just watched it. Haven't read all the comments but there is onte thing that is a bit wrong with the review. The tent is actually narrower at one end!! I think the difference is 10 cm ( about 3 inches?) so you can definitely say that there is a head en and a foot end! All the specs are easily found on the Hilleberg Web page. I am the proud owner of a Rogen and I can testify that it will take son severe beating by the wind an still stand fast!!! Tested I the absolutely most northern part of Sweden in exposed terrain!! God review!! /JOHAN

@naturecallsoutdoors 6 лет назад

Thanks Johan. Sometimes I get a little confused. Glad to hear from a Rogen owner that has had in some serious weather. I think the Red Labels are plenty strong for most, especially where I live.

@queenabove18 2 года назад

Wish the inner tent had a double fabric door - it's the night wind can get cold in NZ, even in summer, so it would be nice to keep it out

@markstang1965able 6 лет назад

Been researching for weeks. Your delivery and explanation sold me. Now to find what colors for hotter weather. Thank you.

@naturecallsoutdoors 6 лет назад

Thanks and glad it help. For quite a while this tent has been overshadowed I think by the Keron's and Akto's, now the Nammatj, but this tent is very familiar to me, and with all the right design features that I didn't even know I would like. I think I would go Sand with a mesh inner for the heat. Or get the pole kit and a Tarp 10. Would be a very versatile kit.

@kobold90 4 года назад

The colour of the tent has no influence on the temperature, as Hilleberg says.

@Tethysmeer 4 года назад

But then again I wouldn't choose black for summer.

@alaskanborn3459 2 года назад

I just bought a rogen wanted it in green but I had to go with red , still excited lol wife isn't as happy

@johnsmalldridge6356 7 лет назад

Great review! Your reviews are always thorough and from a nice user/maker point of view.

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Thanks John. I would love to sit with their designers someday and really get into the thought process of their designs someday.

@mariuswerner4800 4 года назад

Great review, very informative. I do miss a view of the tent in its tentbag, just to see what size it is packed. Greetings from Norway

@MizzuzMoto 7 лет назад

Sure wish I had a Hilleberg on my last camping trip. My Big Agnes pole shredded from the high winds. Thanks for the review Bruce - I'll be seriously looking at the Hilleberg as a replacement for next season.

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Well that sucks. You should join the Hilleberg Owners Group on Facebook if you do Facebook. That is the best group I am a part of and they are so knowledgeable and encouraging. And there are a few riders that post.

@MizzuzMoto 7 лет назад

Just joined :-)

@MFGBG123 Год назад

Thanks for the review, thinking about the Hilleberg Anjan or Rogen, but self-standing seems an advantage so might go with this one.

@thomasmueller7153 2 года назад

Thanks for making a great review. Helps so much when making buying decisions….

@ScotsWildcamper 4 года назад

Very helpful Bruce I just ordered this tent. ATB.

@naturecallsoutdoors 4 года назад

That's great to hear. I have been taking a break. Hows it been for you?

@ScotsWildcamper 4 года назад

@@naturecallsoutdoors I'm a carer so been working as usual also been helping out my parents during lockdown. I unplugged my Imac for over 3 months but starting getting back out and doing vids.ATB.

@michaelsargeant5923 6 лет назад

Always enjoy your reveiws 🇬🇧

@naturecallsoutdoors 6 лет назад

Thanks Michael. The whole reason I started doing this was others doing reviews. I just liked how you could hear and see more about a product before buying. A while back I bought all of the cook kits from REI so I could see them side by side which you can't do at the store. I just picked up the new design Anjan 2GT for review.

@nordmende73 Год назад

Thank you!

@EatCarbs 7 лет назад

Looks like a solid tent. Thanks for the video

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

All of them are nice and solid. Your Gunnison has lasted a while too though. Thanks for watching

@EatCarbs 7 лет назад

I'd say about 5 years now.

@ginavergilio1993 4 года назад

Hi there. Can you tell me how hot the Rogen is in the summer (without the full mesh inner)? I have the Allak 3 and find that it can be a bit warm in the summer months here in Canada.

@guns4funcajanajustin 7 лет назад

Great review Bruce! Those zippers look solid. Nice porch as well

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Thanks. Just spent some time with the Hilleberg company today talking all about the zippers too.

@UglyTent 7 лет назад

Awesome review Bruce! One of these days I'm going to have to invest in a Hilleberg.

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Thanks. I really would wonder which one you would go for.

@UglyTent 7 лет назад

Nature Calls Backpacking something in OD green! Lol. But I love the dry pitch concept and the durability.

@iw9233 6 лет назад

Nice vid Bruce! This tent looks nice.

@naturecallsoutdoors 6 лет назад

Thanks Paul. I appreciate your watching. I really like this one compared to my non-Hilleberg same style tents I have. Love the eyelid vestibule, and of course the inner going up with the outer. Non of my other tents like this have that.

@Anthonyinkz 4 года назад

Hillenberg tents are tough, knock the socks off any Dyneema tent here in UK tent you can trust in extream weather.

@naturecallsoutdoors 4 года назад

Yes Anthony, I asked Petra about dyneema and they found in the same big winds the tent became mis-shapen and would return to correct form, so they don't use it.

@LeeRalph100 7 лет назад

Nice review!! I like this tent. You did a great job explaining the setup and its features Semper Fi to Your son!!

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Thanks Lee. I am sure you knew what I was talking about. I love learning all those little bits of information.

@Aliceonwheels Год назад

Thanks for the video ! Could you pliz tell me how long the poles are when packed down? Wondering about pack lenght of the poles.

@OutdoorIntrigue 5 лет назад

Lovely tent. Enjoying your videos, really good content mate. 👍

@naturecallsoutdoors 4 года назад

Thanks OI. I appreciate you watching. Took a break, but getting back into it. Hopefully the Anaris soon

@BlindOwl-Outdoors 6 лет назад

nice review, thanks

@BosisofSweden 3 года назад

This tent is supposed to be 47" down by the foot area and 51" in the other end.

@user-yr7yz5ib6e Год назад

Love the review! I have a few questions for ya. I'm looking for a roomy 2 person tent for backpacking, narrowed it to the Rogen or Kaitum. I have an Allak 3 and it's quite burly and heavy for summer usage, but I love the space it offers. Do you think you can have 2 6'/200lbs men fit comfortably in this tent? Also very interested in the Kaitum but concerned about the tent length and pitching, along with the added weight. Would love to hear your thoughts since you've reviewed both tents. I enjoyed your Kaitum review btw.

@phirozepalkhivala4405 7 лет назад

You said in your review that only the inner could be put up without the outer (which is usually the rain fly in two layered tents). How is that done? The poles seem to go only through the outer, so I don't see how only the inner would hold itself up. I believe these are brilliant tents, but the one thing which seems to be missing is adequate mesh area. So often I put up only the inner to keep out the mosquis and flies, and peer at the universe in the night sky, through the mesh. Or when it is warm, only putting up the inner makes things so much more comfortable. It does not seem to me that that is possible with this tent design.

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Hi Phiroze. Hilleberg makes a pole kit that is little cups that attach to the corners of the inner, then the poles go though the suspensions. They also make an all mesh inner that sounds more to what you, and I like. Nothing better than looking up at the stars mosquito free. I think they have pictures of the just the inner on their website. I will pick up a set for future videos.

@phirozepalkhivala4405 7 лет назад

Thanks so much.

@dakine9445 3 года назад

I like this tent i wish they would make it in red or black label so i could get one for later season sheep hunts

@TheChadWork2001 3 года назад

When you were lying in it, it didn't look like a 2-man tent, but a roomy 1-man tent. However, I think the same thing about my Allak 3. If it weren't for the Allak 3 on the label, I'd think it was a 2-man tent. But that is standard. I've always known to subtract one man for comfort from the manufacturer's designation.

@bobloblaw1918 7 лет назад

Hey Bruce, thanks for your thorough no-nonsense talking videos! Do you plan on making a review of the 2017 Anjan range? I'm especially interested in the Anjan 3. I understand you're rather tall, and since some people are complaining about the sharp slope in the rear end of the Anjan which leads to their feet pressing the inner tent against the outer when laying on a sleeping pad, I'd be curious to get your opinion in that matter.

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Hi Bob. I will definitely see if they have a new Anjan 3 when I go in next week. I will get a pad and bag too so you can see what it really looks like.

@bobloblaw1918 7 лет назад

Wonderful, that's greatly appreciated. Looking forward! Thank you!

@MartyBecker 7 лет назад

Nice review! Dig the Chicago shirt at the end. 👍 🏕

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Thanks. It is new to the t-shirt collection and quickly became a favorite.

@MartyBecker 7 лет назад

Nature Calls Backpacking Living in the Chicago area, I have never seen that Chicago, Pepsi logo style t-shirt.

@1972jaye 6 лет назад

Gday Bruce sorry for late post. Just wondering how this would go in winter and snow.

@naturecallsoutdoors 6 лет назад

I would say in an area with light or dry snow this tent should do pretty well. I had a red label out in our heavy wet snow and it held, but I did bend some poles a little. I could have done a better job guying it out though. The fabric held fine. So depends on the snow load you are thinking you might be in. Where are you? I have had lesser tents out in snow conditions, but it was pretty tame like a few inches. Up here in the Pacific Northwest I like the Black Label or the domes that have 3 full poles like the Allak or Staika.

@1972jaye 6 лет назад

Nature Calls Backpacking thanks for reply. Im in Australia and dont normally camp in snow but it can get very wet and cold. The reason im asking about snow is i want to do a solo winter trek in Tasmania next year. I love Hilleberg but having trouble nailing down a suitable tent weight wise. Was thinking at 2.1kg this would be spacious and not too heavy. I am also considering akto but not sure how big that is for sorting out wet kit. Thanks mate.

@waddo 6 лет назад

Mine leaked on all 4 corners. The silicon fabric sags when wet. You will need to go out into the rain and tighten everything up--several times. The fabric also causes more condensation problems, at least in my experience. And it is VERY slow to dry. Luckily they gave me a full refund. Others have not been so lucky. Also watch out for zip failure in Hille tents.

@naturecallsoutdoors 6 лет назад

Wow, sounds like a horrible. I had never heard of anyone experiencing anything like that. Glad you got a refund. What did you end up getting?

@Boodieman72 7 лет назад

My only issue with the Yellow Label tents are that they cost more than the Red Label ones.

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Yes, it makes another factor for sure. I just got a bunch of the super lightweight fabric and it is way more expensive that the standard stuff. As long as it last though.

@themiwoodsman7222 7 лет назад

Very nice bruce great review ! atb john

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Thanks John. Glad to see you out this year.

@39camper 7 лет назад

Iam in... when the gaw drawing??? Haha

@LeeRalph100 7 лет назад

Me too LOL

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Wouldn't that be great!

@savedpurplecat 7 лет назад

How did they make this so light? wow its a real thing of beauty Bruce. The extra pole will come in really handy for light drizzle. I wonder how easy these things are to double pole, thinking this could be the ultimate 3-4 season tent, we don't get too much snow in Northern England! Well done on a top notch review :) Tim

@naturecallsoutdoors 7 лет назад

Thanks Tim. If I were younger I could go for a tent like this. I really like my bigger pads these days and so dose Jaylene. I love the designs they are going with though. Has a lot of the tried and true features with some nice updates.

@DemiGod.. Год назад

The sleeves are designed to be double poled. Double poled the tarra with 10mm expedition poles.

@justbanter8727 5 лет назад

so its a 3 season tent?

@naturecallsoutdoors 5 лет назад

Yes, according to Hilleberg. The rain fly doesn't come to the ground to stop snow and cold wind, and the inner doesn't have fabric doors basically. Would I use it for my normal winter use, probably as it is strong enough for basic snowloads. But if you are going out in serious conditions I would go with a true 4 season tent.

@Steven17011980 4 года назад

Rogan or Unna please help

@naturecallsoutdoors 4 года назад

Hi Steven. What is your use case? I would go wth the Rogen for what I mainly do, backpacking in fairly normal circumstances and places. I would go Unna if I was more of a severe winter type that had very little space to erect a tent. Or if I was just a minimalist that loved working the inner on a Hillie.

@Steven17011980 4 года назад

Nature Calls Backpacking Thanks for the advise am going to go with the unna I think as I need a good all round ie day to day backpacking and on the mountains 👍

@Steven17011980 4 года назад

Nature Calls Backpacking Thanks for the advise am going to go with the unna I think as I need a good all round ie day to day backpacking and on the mountains 👍

@naturecallsoutdoors 4 года назад

@@Steven17011980 Great tent. Bring a tarp to make a vestibule if it calls for it.

@Sea1fly 3 года назад

Hilleberg Bot???

@andrewlinesjah4538 4 года назад

HILLEBERG IS WITHOUT COMPETITION

@naturecallsoutdoors 4 года назад

I agree

@thomasm8699 4 года назад

OK. It can be set up in the rain without getting the interior wet/rained on. When taken down, the fly will be wet from condensation (except on dry, breezy nights). How do you shake or wipe the fly before smooshing it, all wet, into the stuff sack?? It will be all wet when you pitch it again. Or maybe that's not an issue???

@naturecallsoutdoors 4 года назад

The outer is nicely coated so you can shake off most of the water, way more than my other tents, and if you don't vent it well and do end up with a lot of condensation on the inside of the outer you can take down the inner and stow it dry in your pack, then stow the outer on the outside. But if you do vent it, and this tent vents really well, and don't have heavy breathers you should be ok