Hilleberg Enan - Green
Hilleberg Enan is a light three-season solo tent with its own pole, double walls and a vestibule. Minimum weight 960 g; packed weight approximately 1,200 g. For snow-free trips with a focus on low weight and ventilation.
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- BrandHilleberg
- Floor length (cm)215
- Floor width (cm)95
- Flysheet materialSilnylon
- FreestandingNo
- Interior height (cm)93
- Minimum weight (g)960
- Number of people1
- Package Dimensions43 × 13 cm
- Season rating3-season
- Tent TypeTunnel Tent
- Typical packed weight (g)1200
- Weight Class800–999 g
Description
Article no.: 017911
A light solo shelter for snow-free trips.
Hilleberg Enan is a double-wall one-person tent in the Yellow Label range. It suits hikers who want a light shelter with its own pole, a protected sleeping area and a separate vestibule for gear.
Continuous ventilation
A Kerlon 1000 fly, one 9 mm DAC pole and a mesh inner door keep the design simple. Mesh at the head and foot ends encourages airflow; fabric covers provide extra protection in wind and rain. The linked fly and inner can be pitched together.
Weight and space
Minimum weight 960 g for fly, inner and pole. Packed weight approximately 1,200 g with all supplied parts. The floor is 215 cm long and 60–95 cm wide, with 93 cm maximum interior height. Packed size approximately 43 × 13 cm.
Before your trip
Enan is a three-season tent for snow-free conditions. It is not freestanding and needs anchoring. The pole, eight Y-Peg UL stakes and bags are included. Trekking poles are not needed. A footprint is optional.
Kenneth’s experience
Kenneth’s own experience and measured weights refer to his personal tent and setup. Use the specifications above to compare the model’s weight.
Our thoughts:I don’t always want to bring trekking poles, in fact I find more and more that I am moving away from trekking poles and opting to instead have my hands free for camera gear and so forth. If I’m not bringing my trekking poles, than a trekking pole tent is a rather pointless venture for me. So with this, I bring the Hilleberg enan. Mine weighs in at 1010 grams . That is complete with tent pole and add an extra 50 grams for 6 TI pegs. That is a lightweight, small packsize tent that is actually quite comfortable for someone of my height.
It also saves me weight by allowing me to leave my trekking poles at home – which together weigh around 350 grams. There is not a lot I don’t like about the Enan – it’s light, roomy, comfortable, double walled, easy to setup and fits in tight spots. I even love the fact that I can push my sleeping mat all the way to the top of one end and mush my pillow into place inside the inner tent. This is great for when I want to situp and read a bit, or at-least have my head raised. It’s the tightness of the tent that creates supreme comfort.
Positives:
– Top quality
– I love the yellow inner-tent – the comfort it gives is indescribable
– No trekking poles needed
– Can withstand just about anything the mountains throw at it
Negatives:
– It takes 6 tent pegs for a good setup. I would have like to see this cut down to 2 like the Tarptent Moment DW.
Review by Kenneth Shaw
Hikers’ experiences from Gröna Bandet
Hilleberg Enan scored 7.9/10 from 11 responses in the 2026 Gröna Bandet survey dataset. It was the most frequently identified tent model in that year’s model table.