Description
- Zone pre-bend construction creates vertical walls for a roomier sleeping area and greater headroom; freestanding design with two D-shaped doors
- Two vestibules and additional side wings for gear storage
- Seam-taped bathtub floor helps keep water out
- Laundry line on top of tent for hanging gear or clothing
- Interior pockets; lampshade pocket securely holds your headlamp to provide ambient light
- Footprint included
- Floor Fabric: 100% Polyester, Taffeta
- Fly Fabric: 100% Polyester, Ripstop
- Pole Material: Yunan Pressfit Aluminum
- Footprint Included: Yes
- Packed Size: 24.4 x 5.5 in, 62.0 x 14.0 cm
- Peak Height: 42.9 in, 109.0 cm
- Floor Area: 34.4 sq ft, 3.2 sq m
- Vestibule Area: 8.61 sqft, 0.80 sqm
- Number of Doors: 2
- Number of Poles: 2
- Seasons: 3-season
- Minimum Weight: 4 lbs 15.4 oz / 2,250 g
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Capacity
2 Person -
Dimensions
88" x 49" -
Peak Height
42.9" -
Trail Weight
4 lbs 15.4 oz
Product Reviews
Review Snapshot
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Most Liked Positive Review
Great 3 season Tent
So I bought this tent for a trip into the Angeles mountains with friends and it was great !! It's the little things that matter with this tent. You have ample room with the vestibules areas and the poles are colored coded so it only took me 5 minutes to set up the actual tent. I got my socks wet dur...
Most Liked Negative Review
Great finale shape and inside but.
Great 2 person tent on the inside and feels much bigger when your inside it which is great but I have noticed 2 things, compared to another 2 person tent that I have the pack size is much larger so instead of fitting in my Backcountry bag like the smaller one I have it takes up bottom to top on my b...
Reviewed by 11 customers
The roomiest backpacking tent I've ever used
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Took this on a two night backpacking trip in the Rockies and the extra space from the gear wings was the envy of everyone in our camp. Definitely got called the Vienna Sausage tent a lot, but if it's functional, who cares what color it is. Makes it easier to spot your camp. Got rained on plenty and this thing stayed dry-- that's probably the most important part. Set up was all color-coded so super easy. Clips in like other backpacking tents. My only gripe is the door. The fly only has a vertical zipper to access the door and the bubble of the D is on the other side. So you really have to reach around to open it and I felt like I was always battling the tent to get in (my partner did not hate this as much as I did). I'm sure it's not the lightest tent on the market but weight wasn't a huge concern on our trip and I really appreciated the extra space to keep our packs inside the tent. The ol Vienna Sausage tent will be continue to be our backpacking go-to. Its flaws can be overlooked for the convenience of extra space.