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Switch 2P (Spring 2023)
NEMO
Switch 2P (Spring 2023)
$224.96
Description

　　Whether your adventures require a tent, a screenhouse, a sunshade, or all three, the NEMO Switch 2P can easily transform to handle all of them. With the inner tent deployed and fly attached, it makes a very comfortable abode, with near vertical walls and copious headroom. Pop the fly off on a sunny day, and you have a perfect screen room for setting up a couple of NEMO Moonlite™ chairs and a Moonlander™ table for sharing a cheese board.

　　If you’re headed to the shore, ditch the inner tent and just set up the fly for UPF 50+ protection from the sun. No other tent of this size provides so many possibilities. Switch™ is 100% flame-retardant chemical free and built with durable materials so it will endure a lifetime of adventure. It includes a great array of thoughtful features such as Gatekeeper™ door clips, Nightlight™ Pocket headlamp diffusers, convenient gear storage pockets, and an oversized duffel storage bag which makes packing up a breeze. If your lifestyle has you adventuring in different ways and different places, Switch™ is ready to transform your experience.

　　Furniture, footprint, and tarp poles sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
NEMO
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
911666033963
Tent Sleeps:
2 Person
Tent Type:
Double Wall
Number of Doors:
2 Door
Weight:
6 lbs 14 oz / 3.13 kg
Minimum Weight:
1 lb 11 oz / 779 g
Area:
31.2 sq ft
Vestibule Size:
8.5 sq ft + 9.2 sq ft
Length:
88 in
Width:
51 in
Peak Height:
57 in
Tent Pole Type:
Aluminum DAC Pressfit® 10.2mm pole / 1 Aluminum DAC Pressfit® 10.2mm pole
Number of Tent Poles:
1
Stuff Size:
25.5 x 8.0 x 8.0 in
Other Features:
  • Unique freestanding tent design offers three setup options, including tent, screenhouse, and sunshade (Sunshade webbing straps included, tarp poles not included)
  • Two doors & two vestibules with Gatekeeper™ door clips offer ease of entry, plenty of gear storage space, and generous ventilation.
  • Durable fabrics will last a lifetime of adventures.
  • Fire-retardant chemical free, UPF 50+ fabrics are better for you and the planet. Meets CGSB-182.1 requirements for flame retardancy.
  • DAC Pressfit® aluminum poles are durable and lightweight. Pole hubs simplify setup.
  • Intuitive tent design makes setup quick and easy for all three configurations.
  • Nightlight Pockets™ turn your headlamp into a tent lantern while removing blue light and casting an even glow.
  • 100% Repreve® pole bag replaces disposable packaging as part of our 100K Polybag Elimination Project.
  • Oversized duffel storage bag makes packing a breeze.
  • Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.
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