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Triarch 2.0 3P (Fall 2023)
The North Face
Triarch 2.0 3P (Fall 2023)
$350.00
Description

  With breathable-waterproof, single-wall fabric, no rainfly and an external two-pole design, The North Face Triarch 2.0 3 is both lightning quick to set up and lightweight. Combine that with spacious vestibules and a super-spacious interior and you have a tent that’s both lightweight and highly functional.

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Description
Brand:
The North Face
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
NF0A52EI4J0OS
Color:
Gravel / Acid Yellow
Tent Sleeps:
3 Person
Seasons:
3
Freestanding:
Semi-Freestanding
Total Weight:
4 lbs 7.68 oz (2.032 kg)
Trail Weight:
3 lbs 14.96 oz (1.785 kg)
Floor Area:
71.17 ft² (6.6 m²)
Vestibule Area:
15.17 ft² (1.41 m²)
Canopy Material:
20D Breathable-Waterproof Three-Layer Polyester
Canopy 2 Material:
15D Nylon Ripstop With Non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent Finish
Floor Material:
30D Nylon Ripstop With Non-PFC DWR Finish
Other Features:
  • DAC Featherlite NSL™ poles
  • Three-season tent is suited for spring, summer and fall camping
  • Semi-freestanding design sets up with both poles and stake-out points
  • The single-wall fabric means you only have to set up and take down your tent once instead of fussing with a rainfly
  • Two side doors with massive vestibules offer enough space for gear you may not want inside the tent such as backpacks and shoes
  • Internal accessory pockets hold smaller items such as a phone, headlamp or book
  • The external-pole design with a crossbar is simple to set up and creates a ton of interior head space
  • Single-wall 15D nylon and high-low vents offer both waterproof protection from rain and enough breathability to keep you comfortable
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