Backpacks | Sunshade with Side Wall

Kelty

Sunshade with Side Wall

$164.95

Description

　　Whether you’re camping, beaching, floating or festing, the Kelty Sunshade ensures you’ve always got a place to chill. Tripod construction makes windy days a breeze, a movable wall provides coverage any time of day—and our new Shark Mouth duffel makes pack-up and transport easy-peasy.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Kelty

Area:

78 sq ft / 7.25 sq m

Weight:

12 lbs 2 oz / 5.5 kg

Length:

150 in.

Width:

150 in.

Height:

87 in. at peak

Fly Fabric:

68D Polyester 1000mm

Tent Pole Type:

Fiberglass

Number of Tent Poles:

Stuff Size:

24 x 8 x 5 in. / 61 x 20.32 x 12.7 cm

Other Features:

Included extra side wall follows the sunshine
3 equal-length poles for foolproof setup
Guyline storage pockets for essentials
Shark Mouth duffel for easy pack-up and cross-body transport

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