zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
Gannet 2 Person Tent
Peregrine
Gannet 2 Person Tent
$149.99
Description

　　Durable and simple 2-person tent

　　The Peregrine Gannet 2 Person Tent is the perfect home base, built for heavy use through multiple seasons with durable YKK zippers and aluminum tent poles built to withstand most anything wild places throw your way. Featuring two peak vents built into a full-coverage rain fly, this tent is made for comfort in both wet and dry conditions. Ample vestibule space on either side of the tent as well as ceiling and side pockets allow you to stay organized and keep your floor space clean and dry when mother nature forces you to wait out an afternoon thunderstorm. Durable polyester wall and floor material will stand up to dogs, rowdy kids, and rugged terrain.

　　Footprint sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description

　　• Vestibules: 2

　　• Storage: 2 side mesh pockets and a hook at tent apex

　　-- Zippers: #8 SBS

　　-- Floor: 68D 210T Polyester PU 3000 mm Coating

　　-- Fly: 75D 190T Polyester Coated PU1500

　　-- Walls: 75D 190T polyester

　　-- Mesh: 40D Polyester

　　-- SOR-90-245 Compliant, passes Canadian Fire Tests

Previous Article：Kestrel UL 2 Tent (Fall 2022) Next Article：Tiger Wall UL3 Solution Dye
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
Skiing’s Half Pipe Hero ‘Hotdog Hans’ Trains for His Last Olympic Games
　　Alex Ferreira said hes the happiest and most grateful guy in the world. This past winter season, the 30-year-old half-pipe skier competed in seven different events and podiumed at every single one. 　　Last year, he also podiumed in seven competitions. The year before that, he podiumed once. Hes coming off a 15-podium streak, having won the FIS crystal globe twice...
Find Rare Deals on Pricey Gear From Filson, The James Brand, Anker, and More
　　Filson Journeyman Backpack: 50% Off 　　 　　(Photos/Filson) The hardy bags and apparel from Filson are both pricey and popular, so its quite rare to find steep discounts. But you can snag a Filson Journeyman Backpack for half off at the moment, though that still means paying $2380. 　　For lovers of both camo and finely made packs, however, that might be...
The Best Hunting Arrows of 2025
　　Hunting arrows are not a one-size-fits-all piece of gear. Your hunting style, bow setup, and even the species you are hunting need to be taken into consideration when choosing an arrow. 　　The more time I spend behind the bow, the more I have realized how important hunting arrow selection is. With that said, it’s a rabbit hole and a quite...
How a Small Corner of Vermont Is Making Big Waves in the Outdoor Apparel Industry
　　In a 1949 speech in the tiny town of Lyndonville, Vermont, senator George Aiken stated, You know, this is such beautiful country up here. It ought to be called the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. 　　Aiken was referring to the counties of Orleans, Essex, and Caledonia, situated between Canada to the north, the Green Mountains to the west, and the Connecticut...
Obermeyer Appoints First-Ever CEO After 78 Years
　　After nearly 8 decades led by 105-year-old Klaus Obermeyer, Sport Obermeyer has tapped Kris Kuster to serve as its first-ever CEO. Obermeyer will remain active as owner and president of the board, but Kuster will lead the company’s upcoming transition from purveyor of winter outerwear to a year-round outdoor sports brand — with a heightened focus on women. 　　Its no...
Body of Ski Mountaineer Who Fell 3,000 Feet on Denali Recovered
　　The original version of this story first appeared on The Inertia. 　　The body of a ski mountaineer who fell 3,000 feet to his death on Denali on June 3 has been recovered. According to a statement from the National Park Service (NPS), 41-year-old Alex Chiu of Seattle, Washington, fell from a point on the mountain’s West Buttress route called Squirrel...
Stop Drifting, Keep Fishing: Power-Pole Micro Anchor Review
　　One of the biggest frustrations I faced as a kayak angler was floating past the juiciest-looking spots without a cast because I didn’t have a way to stop instantly. After I installed the Power-Pole Micro Anchor, that frustration vanished.  　　However, I still had many questions, like, “How durable is it?” “Will the battery pack last a full day of fishing?”...
The Hunt for Sound: How Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids Brought the Outdoors Back to Life
　　I used to hear everything: the crunch of boots on frosted grass; the unlimited hum of billions of little wings; the flick of a mule deer’s tail as it vanished into the brush; the smallest disruption in the flow of stream water. 　　I didn’t think much about it then. Hell, I didn’t think at all. 　　I shot guns without ear...
Salomon Expands Dauwalter ‘Shortney’ Collection: Trail Shoes, Run Vest, and More
　　Iconic ultramarathoner Courtney Dauwalter is known for her grin-and-bear-it attitude when shes running the ultra worlds toughest races. In 2023, the Salomon athlete launched a collaboration running short called the ‘Shortney, which sported Dauwalters trademark 8-inch inseam and oversized feel. 　　This year, the collab returns with fresh designs and gear to tackle gnarly distance efforts, a trail shoe, hydration vest,...
I Tried Camping in My Own Backyard. It Was Way Harder Than I Thought.
　　I’ve slept on glaciers, mountains, beaches, and—more than once—under roadside bushes mid-hitchhike to a trailhead. But few camps have required more preparation than my latest: one night in a backyard in a bougie Chicago suburb. 　　Let me explain. 　　In normal times I live deep in the Wisconsin Northwoods with a team of sled dogs. But for the past few months,...
BowFlex Recalls Nearly 4 Million Adjustable Dumbbells, More Than 100 Injuries Reported
　　If you own any BowFlex adjustable dumbbells that youve purchased in the last 20 years, youll want to stop using them immediately. 　　More than 3.8 million BowFlex SelectTech adjustable dumbbell units have been recalled, according to a June 5 notice from the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). This applies to the weight plates from the BowFlex SelectTech 552 and SelectTech...
These 10 Places Have the Darkest Skies in the U.S. for Stargazing
　　First it was the moon, then it was cloudy, then it rained. I’d been waiting five days for the Oregon skies to light up. Then around 10:30 on a cold April night, the clouds lifted, and the constellations swung into view. Auriga was already rising in the west, with its brightest star, Capella, gleaming against the black. Leo was directly...
About
Terms and Conditions Privacy policy Cookie Settings Contact Us
Services
Login register
zzdsport Womens Mens Outdoor Activities Camping Camping and Hiking
Links
zpostcode Recruit weather mreligion Yellowpages sport constellation shopping name game directory literature Word tour furnish Lottery tftnews lyrics News digital car dir Edu Finance
Copyright 2023-2025 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved