Backpacks | HiLight 2P Vestibule

Black Diamond

HiLight 2P Vestibule

$151.96

Description

　　Add-on vestibule for BD HiLight 2P

　　The HiLight 2P Vestibule adds storage space and a dry entryway to your Black Diamond HiLight 2P Tent.

　　Tent sold separately. 3-person version shown in image.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Black Diamond

Climbing Shoe Style:

Neutral

Size:

2 - Person

Number of Doors:

1 Door

Color:

Blue

Weight:

17 oz / 480 g

Minimum Weight:

15 oz / 420 g

Vestibule Size:

13 sq ft / 1.21 sq m

Stuff Size:

2.5 x 17 in / 6 x 43 cm

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

BD8101463012ALL1

UPC:

793661417354

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