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Trekker Tent 2.2, 2-Person Trekking Pole Tent for Backpacking and Camping
Trekker Tent 2.2, 2-Person Trekking Pole Tent for Backpacking and Camping
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Trekking Pole Tent 2-Person
Introducing the ultimate two-person backpacking tent - the Trekker Tent 2.2! With its super-fast and easy setup, this tent is perfect for hiking, backpacking, camping, and survival situations. Don't let heavy gear weigh you down, as this compact tent easily fits into your backpack without taking up valuable space.
Designed to be used with trekking poles, this tent measures over 7 feet long, over 5 feet wide, and 42 inches high - offering more room inside than any other ultra-light tent in its category. With large mesh sidewalls and vents, the Trekker Tent 2.2 provides excellent ventilation and is almost a full 2-layer tent.
Weighing in at only 3lbs 2oz. It comes with 8 lightweight aluminum stakes, guy-lines, and a carrying bag for easy transport.
With its large mesh sidewalls and side vents, the Trekker Tent 2.2 is perfect for areas with high condensation, ensuring a comfortable and dry night's sleep. It has the feel of a 2 layer tent without all the added weight.
Not only is this tent lightweight and spacious, but it's also incredibly versatile. It can be set up with trekking poles, sticks, or tied between two trees, making it the perfect solution for any camping situation. With no traditional tent poles to deal with, the Trekker Tent 2.2 can be set up in as little as one minute.
Choose between the Trekker Tent 2.2 and 2.0 - both made from durable, puncture-resistant materials that do not require a ground cloth. While the 2.2 features a lighter weight floor, the 2.0 has a heavier tarp-like material that is more resistant to punctures and rips from sharp rocks or sticks. The 2.2 has large mesh sidewalls giving it the feel of a 2 layer tent, while the 2.0 is a little lighter for when those few extra ounces make a difference.
Upgrade your camping experience with the Trekker Tent 2.2 - the ultimate lightweight, spacious, and versatile two-person backpacking tent.
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Bought this tent and the trekking poles in March 25'.. Used the tip and tricks to seal the tent as recommended.. It worked great during my recent camping trip on the Appalachian Trail and survived a thunderstorm throughout the night with no leaks.. Slight condensation on the walls due to me being a first timer and as I did not go out to adjust the pole height in the rain.. It packed small and light too!!! There was enough space for my sleeping pad, backpack and all the stuff that I had lying around inside the tent.. lol!!
I would love if they can come up with a vestibule accessory that can be added to the front of the tent as getting in and out of tent in wet weather meant that the inside of the tent near the door was bound to get dirty and you end up getting your hands dirty when opening the zip on the exterior door due to all the dirt that splashes onto it due to the rain.. It would also help with ventilation would allow to just leave the mesh closed during the rain..
Definitely recommend this tent!!!
I’ve had my eye on this tent for awhile because of all the positive reviews from it and I completely understand why. This tent is great and compact, is is my first backpacking tent but it is a great one that is very easy even to setup. I own a six person instant tent and this thing takes just about as much time as the six person INSTANT TENT, which I thought was pretty awesome. Especially if you have trekking poles it is just about the easiest thing to setup. Not to mention the great tent stakes that come with is as well, they’re very similar to the msr groundhogs except that they do not include a little rope at the top for an easy takeout, there’s a hole to put your own para cord in there if that’s really an issue for people so it’s a pretty good tent stake overall. All in all very good tent and don’t think I’ll be upgrading anytime soon.
Got the trekker 1 loved it so got the 2.2 perfect for solo fishing nights
Really excited for this tent! I bought my tent a few months ago and set it up today to seam seal it and get it ready to accompany me on a new season of backpacking now that it’s getting warmer. I am going to seam seal it anyway because better safe than sorry, but I haven’t identified any problem areas or loose threads after inspecting it thoroughly. I really feel like I got a great deal and I would encourage anyone thinking about this tent to pull the trigger and pick it up.
Have had the trekker 2.2 for about 6 years now and have spent many nights in it. Have always sprayed the seams with water sealer every year and have never had any leaks. Rain, wind, snow, etc and the tent keeps doing what it was designed to do. Just ordered the trekker palace to retire the 2.2 from primary. Can't wait to test my new river country products gear!