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Kelty

Far Out 3

$234.95

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　　No matter how far you're going, the Kelty Far Out 3 backpacking tent lives up to its name. Travel light with lightweight aluminum poles and get ready to experience the best of the backcountry. The Stargazing Fly gives you a front row sleep under the stars, and rolls down tight to offer unmatched protection from the elements. The included footprint and pre-attached guylines offer extra weather resistance while the two door, two-vestibule design make it easy to move in and stretch out.

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Description

Brand:

Kelty

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

40835322

Tent Sleeps:

3 people

Seasons:

Packed Weight:

6 lbs 3 oz / 2.81 kg

Minimum Weight:

5 lbs 3 oz / 2.35 kg

Floor Area:

39.64 sq ft / 3.68 sq m

Floor Dimensions:

85 x 70.5 in / 216 x 179 cm

Peak Height:

43 in / 109 cm

Footprint Included:

Yes

Number of Doors:

Number of Poles:

Tent Canopy Material:

No-See-Um Mesh

Tent Floor:

68D Polyester / 1500 mm / C0

Tent Fly Material:

68D Polyester / 1500 mm / C0

Poles Material:

Aluminum

Other Features:

Lightweight aluminum poles
Stargazing Fly rolls back for nighttime views. If the weather changes, the rainfly can easily be rolled down to provide protection without exiting the tent.
Footprint included - helps prolong life of tent floor and adds weather resistance
Two doors provide entrance options & two vestibules keep all your gear dry
Pre-attached guylines & lightweight feather stakes included
Shark Mouth carry bag for quick and easy pack-up

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