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Vestibule2.0
Samaya
Vestibule2.0
$275.00
Description

　　The Vestibule2.0 fits onto the frame of your Samaya2.0 tent to give you extra storage space in front of your tent. During your bivouac nights, benefit from 1.9 m² to free up space in your tent and increase your interior comfort.

　　At only 550 grams and about 2 litres of packed volume, this equipment fits easily into your bag to accompany you on all your adventures.

　　Tent sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Samaya
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
VE20NYGG
Color:
Grey
Minimum Weight:
550 g (1 lb 3 oz)
Packed Weight:
575 g (1 lb 4 oz)
Packed Size:
400 mm x 80 mm (16 in x 3 in)
Floor Dimensions:
1100 mm x 900 mm (43 in x 35 in)
Surface Area:
1.9 sq. m (20.5 sq. ft)
Height:
900 mm (35 in)
Snow Skirt:
100% Nylon 66 High Tenacity 30D, Ripstop - 3,000 mm
Sidewall Fabric:
100% Nylon 66 High Tenacity 20D, Ripstop - 3,000 mm
Entrance Door:
Adjustable YKK® zip
Headband:
DAC FeatherLite™ NFL 8.7 mm (x1)
Pegs :
Swiss Piranha RT90 (x2) + RT120 (x2)
Other Features:
  • Seasons: 4
  • Seams: 100% waterproof
  • Pockets: Two on the wall
  • Adjusters: One on each guyline (x6)
  • Guylines: Dyneema® core, adjustable and reflective (x6)
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