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Wireless 6 Footprint
Kelty
Wireless 6 Footprint
$44.95
Description

  Kelty footprints extend the life of your tent's floor by protecting it from rough or abrasive surfaces. Please note - Kelty footprints are sized smaller than the tent floor to be sure there is no exposed footprint fabric to collect water during wet weather.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Kelty
Length:
9ft 10in
Width:
8ft 10in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
46822620
UPC:
727880863227
Other Features:
68D Poly, 1800mm
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