Flash Air 2 Tent
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Flash Air 2 Tent
Tech Specs

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Usage principalBackpacking
Saisons3-season
Capacité de couchage0
Poids minimal sur sentier1.1 kg
Poids emballé1.3 kg
Taille pliée17.5 × 45.5 cm
Dimensions du sol88 x 52/42 (L x W head/foot) inches
Surface au sol4.64 m²
Surface du vestibule2.67 m²
Hauteur au sommet119.0 cm
Nombre de portes2
Nombre de arceaux4
Matériau des arceauxDAC NFL aluminum
Tissu de la tente intérieureNylon mesh
Tissu du solNylon
Tissu du double toitNylon
Footprint inclusNo
Ultra-légerYes
Type de conceptionNonfreestanding
DurabilitéContains recycled materials
Description

Ounce-counters, meet our lightest 2-person tent yet: the REI Co-op Flash Air 2. Pitch it with its own poles—or use your trekking poles—and you'll barely know it's in your pack.

Points clés
  • The nearly 90° hubbed roof poles give extra headroom; foot pole increases volume at the other end, giving your toes room to wiggle, for a comfy night's sleep
  • Fly/vestibule protects your gear in bad weather, then rolls up over the roof for stargazing or pitches out to create a large awning in friendlier weather
  • Premium aluminum poles and tested materials maximize lightweight durability and provide nearly vertical walls
  • Designed to pitch with most trekking poles so you can leave the vertical poles at home to save weight
  • 2 large, easy-entry canopy-style doors
  • Internal mesh pockets and gear loops allow for simple organization
  • Packs down to 17.91 in. long—an easy fit in bike panniers or a backpack
  • Guyout loops allow for tethering in inclement weather
  • Comes with poles, a stuff sack, stakes, guylines and tensioners
  • The weight-saving design of this nonfreestanding tent requires you to stake it out during setup
  • Hybrid single-wall construction optimizes weight and livability