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Aurora 2P
NEMO
Aurora 2P
$299.95
Description

  Offering massive interior space that’s truly unmatched for its weight class, the Aurora 2P is a worthy investment for the adventurer that loves a roomy shelter when car camping and backpacking. Updated with premium hardware and features, this tent now also measures up to NEMO’s high sustainability standards with a PFAS-, FRC-free fabric suite and bluesign® approved recycled floor.

  Aurora’s vertical sidewalls and massive doors allow for comfortable side-by-side seating and the lightweight aluminum pole set includes a custom forged hub, part of NEMO’s new Elements™ hardware collection. Interior gear pockets keep personal items organized and at hand, while overhead Nightlight Pockets™ diffuse headlamp light to cast a warm glow at night.

  Packed in a Divvy Cube™ stuff sack, Aurora can be more efficiently stowed in a backpack, especially when the poles are removed to share the weight with a friend. A complementary tent footprint is included to help extend the lifespan of the tent, protecting it from rough terrain and abrasion.

  

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NEMO | Aurora™ Backpacking Tent & Footprint
Offering massive interior space that’s truly unmatched for its...

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
NEMO
Tent Sleeps:
Two Person
Minimum Weight:
4 lbs 11 oz / 2.13 kg
Packed Weight:
5 lbs 10 oz / 2.56 kg
Packed Size:
21.5 x 8.0 x 4.0 in / 55 x 20 x 10 cm
Peak Height:
44 in / 111.76 cm
Floor Area:
32.4 sq ft / 3.0 sq m
Floor Dimensions:
88 x 53 in / 223.52 x 134.62 cm
Vestibule Area:
9.2 sq ft + 9.2 sq ft / 0.9 sq m + 0.9 sq m
Freestanding:
Yes
Footprint Included:
Yes
Door Quantity:
2
Vestibule Quantity:
2
Canopy Fabric:
68D Polyester/ No-See-Um Mesh
Fly Fabric:
Polyester
Floor Fabric:
75D PU Recycled Polyester (2000 mm)
Stuff Sack:
Divvy Cube
Rainfly Fabric:
PU Polyester (2000 mm)
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