Terra Nova Laser Space 2 Tent 2 Person 3 Season #43LS2

Description The Laser Space 2 expands on the success of our Laser range of superlite tents and is the first ever lightweight backpacking tent that you can stand up in. Weighing just over 3kg the amount of space available inside is remarkable, and the 1.76m of headroom makes it possible to change out of wet clothing in the porch whilst keeping the inner tent clean and dry. The porch is 3m2 and will accomodate folding chairs and rucksacks with ample space left for cooking or accessing the inner tent. A smaller back door makes it possible to exit the tent in the night without crossing your partner, or can be used as a main entrance if the porch is required for storage of large items such as bikes. The use of our superlite fabrics on this model means that the flysheet seams can't be taped, but are instead covered by a pole hood included. A major benefit of these superlite fabrics other than the incredible low weight, obviously! is that this huge 2 person tent has a packed size of a mere 55x20 cms. Specifications Capacity Weight Interior Vestibule Floor Fly Features 2 pers. 6.1 lb 2.77kg 40sq ft 3.7m2 32 sq ft 3m2 7000mm 5000mm Height:70 Sleeps: 2 Rating Spec: 3 season backpacking Free standing: No tent requires guy lines to be pitched Minimum Weight: 2.77Kg 6lb 2oz Packed Weight: 3.05Kg 6lb 12oz Pitch Time estimate: 10 mins Number of Porches: 1 Number of Doors: 2 Pitch Type: Fly and Inner pitch together Packed Size: 21.7x7.9 in 55x20 cm Poles: DAC Pegs: 24 x 5.5g Titanium skewers and 4 x 2g Titanium pegs Reflective guylines The first Superlite tent you can stand up in, with room for 2 bikes in the porch Lifetime Warranty: Guarantee This Terra Nova product is guaranteed to the original owner against defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the product. Additional Information Terra Nova Laser Space 2 Fact Sheet Terra Nova FAQ's Related Articles How to choose the right bicycle touring tent Tips tricks when using your tent How to make your tent last many years longer Free standing tent geodesic VS. Non free standing tent tunnel Why do I need a good tent Which are the best brands on the market Understanding waterproof coatingsratings in mm on tents fabrics BivysHammockTarp: A lighter alternative to tents