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Amenity Dome S - 2P
Snow Peak
Amenity Dome S - 2P
$324.95
Description

　　The Amenity Dome S is a Japanese-designed two-person tent. Use for outdoor excursions for a comfortable sleeping and living space. The Amenity Dome S has undergone rigorous testing to ensure top performance in all weather conditions. It features an outer vestibule, a removable rainfly, ample ventilation, side pockets for storage and color-coordinated pieces for simple set-up. Pair the Amenity Dome S with the Amenity Hexa Tarp (sold separately) for an expanded camp set-up.

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Description
Brand:
Snow Peak
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
SDE-002RH
Weight:
10.8 lbs (4.9 kg)
Dimensions:
L 10' W 7.2' H 4'
Peak Height:
47.42 in
Fly Sheet Material:
75D Polyester, PU Coating 1,800mm, Teflon Water Repellent, UV Cut Processing
Inner Tent Material:
68D Polyester, Bottom: 210D Polyester Taffeta, PU Coating 1,800mm
Frame Material:
Duralumin
Contents:
  • Fly Sheet
  • Inner Tent
  • Poles x 3
  • Front Room Pole
  • Duralumin Pegs x 16
  • Rope with Stopper
  • Repair Pipe
  • Carrying Case
  • Pole Case
  • Peg Case
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