Backpacks | Clip Flashlight 2

Sierra Designs

Clip Flashlight 2

$164.96

Description

　　One of the most iconic and best-selling tents of all time, the multi-purpose Sierra Designs Clip Flashlight 2 Person Tent stands up to the heavier demands of car camping without neglecting the efficiencies needed for backpacking and trekking or blowing up your gear budget. With a super breathable mesh body and non-freestanding 2-pole setup, transporting your home from campsite to campsite is a lightweight task that packs in under 4 pounds. Designed for spacious living off the grid, the full vestibule and porchable awning extend your square footage for more gear storage and shelter, and other smart features like a Night Glow lantern accessory, color-coded poles and Burrito Bag storage take the work out of camp chores and outdoor living.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

Sierra Designs

MFG SKU/Part Number:

40144722

Minimum Weight:

3 lbs 6 oz / 1.53 kg

Packed Weight:

3 lbs 14 oz / 1.76 kg

Number of Doors:

1 Door

Number of Vestibules:

1 Vestibule

Vestibule Area:

8.80 sq ft / .82 sq m

Floor Area:

30 ft² / 2.79 m²

Peak Height:

42" / 106.7 cm

Dimensions:

89” x 52” Head 45” Foot / 226cm x 132cm Head 114cm Foot

Other Features:

Fast and easy two pole setup
Generous livable space with large, full coverage vestibule
Two full length zippers allow the fly to act as an awning
Lightweight full mesh body
Non-freestanding design
Number of Poles: 2
Pole Material: DAC Pressfit Aluminum
Fly Fabric: 68D 190T Poly Taffeta 1500MM PU WR FR CPAI84
Floor Fabric: 70D Nylon Tafetta, WR/PU3000mm, FR CPAI84
Body Fabric: 15D Nylon No-See-Um Mesh

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