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Escapist Tarp
Sea to Summit
Escapist Tarp
$228.95 - $248.95
Description

　　Technical and versatile ultralight tarp shelter

　　The Sea to Summit Escapist Tarp Shelter is a technical but versatile ultralight tarp shelter for minimalist camping adventures. The Escapist has eight super-strong hypalon tie-out points that have cord adjusters attached, so you can adjust them while you are under the shelter of the tarp. Tie-outs are die-cut and circular bartacked to hold the tip of a trekking pole for easy setup. These versatile points help the Escapist Tarp achieve a wide variety of setup options and also attach easily to the Escapist Bug Tent (sold separately).

　　Trekking poles sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Sea to Summit
Tent Sleeps:
2 Person
Color:
Yellow
Weight:
Medium: 10.5 oz / 300g
Large: 15.5 oz / 440g
Tent Pole Type:
Not included
Other Features:
Dimensions:
-- Medium: 8' 6" x 6' 6" / 2 x 2.6 m
-- Large: 10' x 10' / 3 x 3 m
• Ultralight and compact
• Made from tape seam-sealed waterproof 15 denier Ultra-Sil™ Nano™ nylon
• Eight hypalon and bar-tack reinforced tie-out points
• Reinforced corners with cord lock and guy lines (which can be adjusted from under the tarp)
• Color-coded guylines on the apex, corners and midpoints simplify pitching.
• Tarp can be pitched in a variety of configurations using trees or trekking poles, and adjusted for extra protection in changing weather conditions
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