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Closeouts. Mountain Hardwear's Drifter 2 tent has a simple two-pole design for easy set up, a mesh canopy and two doors and vestibules for convenient entry, exit and gear storage. The included footprint protects the floor and can be used to set up a superlight shelter.
- Watertight construction with fully taped fly, perimeter seam, welded corners and welded guy clip anchors
- Free-standing easy set-up with clips (not pole sleeves)
- Rain room tested with 1200" of rain in 24 hours
- Pitch Light configuration allows user to set up a superlight shelter using only the tent fly, poles and included footprint
- Two large canopy doors with dual slider zippers for easy entry
- Two vestibules for storage
- Mesh storage pockets and gear loft
- Reflective starter point, guy-out loops and zipper pulls for easy set-up at night
- DAC® Pressfit poles are strong and reliable
- Superlight 1/4" buckles and webbing reduce tent weight
- Color-coded pole loops for easy set-up
- Includes footprint with grommet tabs that protects your tent floor
- Made in China
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- US shipments only
- Seasons: 3
- Capacity: 2
- Weight: 5 lb. 4 oz.
- Pack size: 26x7"
- Peak height: 45"
- Floor dimensions: 93x50"
- Floor area: 32 sq.ft.
- Bathtub floor: Yes
- Tent floor material: 70 denier nylon taffeta 3000mm polyurethane coating
- Number of doors: 2
- Number of vestibules: 2
- Vestibule area: 20 sq.ft.
- Number of poles: 2
- Tent pole material: DAC® aluminum
- Tent wall material: 68 denier polyester ripstop DWR;20 denier nylon knit mesh
- Rain fly material: 75 denier polyester taffeta 1500mm polyurethane
- Stakes: Aluminum
- Stuff sack: Yes
- Footprint included: Yes
- Recommended use: Backpacking
- Made in China
- Visit our Tent Guide
- US shipments only
Average Rating (7 reviews)
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Reviewed by Edro from North Carolina on Thursday, April 11, 2013just recieved this tent and havent had a opportunity to use it uet. I did unpack and set it up though. very high quality and nice and roomy 2 man tent. pleanty of room for me and my gear.
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Reviewed by kyriverman from ky on Friday, April 05, 2013This is an ecxellent tent,long for tall campers.But i am a big guy and it was just to narrow for me.guys in the150 to 200 pound range its the perfect solo tent.
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Reviewed by unknown from unknown on Wednesday, April 03, 2013This tent was exactly what I was looking for and came exactly as described. I couldnt be happier, now i need to get off the computer and put it to use!! I've set it up and it is the perfect size for one person with enough headroom to sit up and move around, and enough space to sprawl out. Two people would work fine, but only really because there are the two ample vestibules to store gear. You would enjoy it if you were comfortable being in contact with eachother... or perhaps brought too light of a sleeping bag, but hey, that's every 2 person tent out there.
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Reviewed by Evan from MN on Tuesday, April 02, 2013I like this tent. The color (humboldt green) is fantastic! The tent looks nice and blends in nicely with surroundings. This is the first ten I have had without sleeves for the poles. What a difference that makes! This thing sets up really fast the first time. The tent packs down into a reasonable size and there's room to spare in the stuff sack. I can fit the footprint in there no problem. If you were to divvy up all the gear between a couple people, it wouldn't take up any pack space at all. The pitch light setup is nice and works well. I usually on stake out the vestibules and it seems to be enough. The tent poles included are low grade, but light. The vestibules are ample and function very well. It is super nice to have a door for each person. On sizing: this is a small tent. If you sleep head to foot with your tent mate it works well. The mesh storage pockets suggest this layout is best. You need to be comfortable with the 2nd person.
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Reviewed by Michael from Virginia on Friday, March 29, 2013Pros: Super easy setup, lightweight (although a bit heavier than true back country), rain fly can be used alone, excellent coverage and floor design keeps water out. Cons: More a 1.5 person, probably too open for late Fall comfort. Set up first time in 5 minutes, take-down just as fast. Good total weight including rain fly, footprint, stakes, poles. Great structural integrity. Massive doors on two sides, with fly adding about a 10 sq. ft. vestibule at each. Exceptional water protection and ventilation. Open design could be too much when temp. drops much below freezing, but have not tested that. Good space at end of bedding for a medium backpack. Floor space is narrow - two standard inflatable T-Rest pads completely filled floor width, so for two bodies, works best head-to-toe for some more shoulder room. Integrated small stow sacks on opposite ends suggest that was planned.
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Question “What is the size of this tent when it is in its stuff sack..”
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Answer It is 27 inches x 7 inches.
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