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Discover the perfect compact 2 person tent for your outdoor adventures. Designed for easy setup and portability, these tents offer lightweight construction without sacrificing durability. Enjoy weather-resistant materials that keep you dry and comfortable, along with ample ventilation for a refreshing night's sleep. Ideal for camping trips, hiking excursions, or spontaneous getaways, our selection ensures you can travel light while still having a cozy shelter. Experience the great outdoors with confidence and convenience in a compact 2 person tent tailored for your adventures.
$419.99
Great lightweight tent ... I would recommend setting it up in the backyard before you get out on your camping trip though. ... As I said, the design is clever but it is not like any tent I have seen before so you 'll want to be familiar with it so you are n't trying to figure it out for the first...
$450.00
Easy to set up, and I love how compact you could make it especially when bikepacking for multiple days! ... We camped a night in the rain and it was so nice to know that it was waterproof, we did n't get wet at
5
Ashley
[ Easy to set up, and I love how compact you could make it especially when bikepacking for multiple days! We camped a night in the rain and it was so nice to know that it was waterproof, we did n't get wet at all. Only thing I wish it had was a footprint. Hopefully this is made in the near future!
$299.00
I 've used this tent for many years of backpacking and car camping and it has held up great. ... The wings are a great addition to store gear without taking sleeping space, and the rainfly performs very well in inclement
5
Hasling1
[ Very spacious and functional tent for 2 people. The wings are a great addition to store gear without taking sleeping space, and the rainfly performs very well in inclement weather. Small enough for a weekend overnight backpacking trip
5
Leelee
Easy set up. Lots of room for one person and a dog.
5
Nnoj
[ Killer product. I have a few 2- person tents and this is my go to now. Love the extra space on the side for additional gear in your tent without taking up your sleeping room.
5
arain
[ I 've used this tent for many years of backpacking and car camping and it has held up great. The setup is easy and intuitive, probably one of the fastest tents to set up that I 've owned.
5
Va757
[ So I bought this tent for a trip into the Angeles mountains with friends and it was great!! It ’s the little things that matter with this tent. You have ample room with the vestibules areas and the poles are colored coded so it only took me 5 minutes to set up the actual tent. I got my socks wet during the trip and clothes hanger worked perfectly along with having more than enough room inside.
$89.99
I might mention that it is a good size for 1 person and a well behaved dog. ... Glad that I purchased this product for overnight on the trail it's lightweight and easy to set
$699.95
design and details single wall construction provides reliable shelter while still light and fast- pitching single door with storm flap on zipper door features two windows- lower window made with transparent tpu for weather- viewing and upper window with two closure options: mesh only for...
$89.99
Great 2 person summer tent. ... This tent is large enough to comfortably fit two people, or one person with a lot of gear. ... Even though the poles aren ’ t aluminum, the tent is still lightweight and packs up pretty
5
Florida man 904
I recently purchased this tent for a 3 day hike. It was beyond my expectations. In 40 degree weather it performed perfectly. Simple set up, taken out of the bag it packed down even smaller, with the pole rolled onto my thremarest. I could n't of been happier. Now the weather was great, so I ca n't speak on water resistance. But warm and roomy. I 'm 5ft 8, plenty of space for my pack and me.
5
Ronnie 44420
A little weird to set up at first because stake location needs to be clear of roots and rocks, and it requires all 4 corner stakes to raise it soundly but very light and can be set up quickly if there's nothing in the ground to block the stakes. Prolly not a got tent for anywhere with a lot of rocks and roots.
5
Dadof3crazies
Went backpacking this past weekend and used it for the first time
5
Dwhitjdb
My son bought this tent for Boy Scouts. The tent is light. It is also very easy to set up. I can set it up by myself.
5
Brad623
After reviewing the product it is very lightweight and durable. Comes with space to store items and cover to keep dry.
$449.99
WAS: $599.99*
This tent was easy to setup, great quality, and you can ’ t beat the head room. ... First 3 nights was hot and humid no condensation! ... I stayed warm all night on a 30 degree
5
Kendal W.
[ I was sold on the flexibility and roominess of this tent in a lightweight package. This is my 6th tent and by far my favorite. Set up is easy and it performs well in cold, wet, or clear skies. Looking forward to more backpacking and camping adventures in this tent!
5
Pattie
This is another SeaToSummit outstanding product! I went from camping in heavy Kodiak Canvas to a tiny Telos TR2- Two Person Freestanding Tent. This tent is incredibly light weight and suitable for air travel. It conveniently packs up into 3 small stuff sacs that are provided. Freestanding is great, especially when you 're trying to set up on a wood platform. Most of my camping is during the summertime months or in warm climates. I brought this with me down to the USVI and the screens gave me plenty of airflow. I had zero issues with moisture. Personally, I do miss the optional zip up and down windows. I think that option would afford an individual a bit more privacy and night time warmth. As of yet, I have n't personally tent camped during a heatwave.
5
FRANK B.
[ This tent replaces a well- worn SD Clip Flashlight. The Telos is about the same weight, a bit less bulk but considerably roomier on the inside both floorspace and headroom- wise. Important consideration is that the Telos is free standing whereas the CF absolutely had to be staked out. Not a big deal on a forest floor or meadow but much of our useage is streamside, sand and gravel bars. As usual, Sea to Summit's design and engineering is thoughtful and innovative, down to simple things like color coding parts and the modular stuff sack. These guys make crazy good stuff!
5
John
This tent worked perfectly. I took it on a week long canoe trip in Maine last week. Had a mix of weather conditions. Two nights dropped to freezing with a heavy frost. One night had heavy rain. The fly cinched down very nicely and nothing got wet. Tent is super light and packed nicely into one of my dry bags. Once set up it was very sturdy in the wind and rain. Im 6 ft tall and liked the wide area for head room and I didn ’ t have issues getting in and out. I would definitely recommend buying the ground tarp which actually attaches to the tent frame itself so there was no slippage and nothing hung out with the rain. I also got the gear loft which was nice for me because I always seem to loose things while sleeping. Overall I would definitely recommend.
5
Bryan
Easy set- up and breakdown, quality material, very roomy for 2 people. Invest in the footprint and the$ 20 gear loft- which should be included honestly. This tent right there with the BA Copper Spur 2.
$220.00
Wonderful two person tent! ... It got very good space and the ventilation is awesome. ... Easy setup and deconstruction. ... Would recommend for any three season trip with limited weight or space for
5
River Rat
I 've taken this tent down thousands of miles of rivers int he western US and have never had a problem. Super airy on hot nights and the rainfly withstands monsoon rains well. Definitely a permanent resident in my dry bag.
5
Emily
Love this tent! It zips from both sides and is super easy and quick to set up. Fits two very comfortably.
5
Motogear
Had the Storm Break 3 years so far, and maybe a couple/few dozen uses. At half the price of the similarly featured tents from the pro competition, it's an impressive tent IMO. It's a couple pounds heavier, but that has very little effect in my application( mostly motorcycle camping). I 've had zero problems with poles, zippers, stitching, fabric, or other parts/details. I 'm relatively careful and use common sense in setup and breakdown of the tent. I use a decent ground cloth to protect the floor and avoid exposure to sharp sticks and rock etc. Also avoid over tensioning the loops and holding points when staking and setting up guylines. I 'm careful with zippers and do n't force them or zip/unzip carelessly or super fast. In my limited experience, the zippers have been excellent. The vestibule flap zippers can be a bit fussy, and I simply use a finger to `` lead '' the zipper- pull path; this prevents the overlap fabric from getting caught in the pull. I 've used it in light rain and moderately windy conditions, but not in extreme weather. It has performed and held up just fine. Having read some of the negative reviews, I do n't understand how poles can just `` break '' or bend into some strange wavy deformed condition that some have claimed- that's odd IMO, and makes me wonder if those individuals are n't revealing the entire story/truth or maybe were careless? Setup is quick and pretty simple, and is doable in the dark if you 're familiar with the process and the tent. I really like the overall design and features: roomy, vestibules, inside mesh pockets in all 4 corners, interior hanger loops, the fly- great tent in my experience!
5
Big AL
I 've used this tent for backcountry camping, hunting, using it as my tent while working wildfire in Alberta. I 've had my dog in it with my( 110lbs). and spent probably 50 nights in it since i bought it a couple of years ago. Nothing has broken on it, its still waterproof, it packs well into my backpacking bag, it was relatively cheap. Really nothing i can complain about. Nice job North Face
5
arash
I recently switched to the North Face Stormbreak 2 tent from another model, and I 'm really impressed. It's durable, easy to set up, and perfect for camping. The 2- person version is spacious enough for two people and all their gear. Overall, a great choice for beginners or anyone looking for a reliable tent!
$349.95
WAS: $349.99*
lok tent buckle™ adds structural stability without adding weight materials: floor: high- tenacity, grs certified 100% recycled mipan® regen robic double- ripstop nylon featuring a pfc- free dwr treatment and waterproof polyurethane coating poles are made of lightweight 7000 series aluminum all...
$249.99
WAS: $349.99*
breathable nylon ripstop and polyester construction solution- dyed fabric for uv resistance and environmentally friendly production fly vent and awning- style vestibules with low vent to increase airflow and reduce condensation 1500 mm waterproof polyurethane coating on fly and floor seam- taped...
5
kakaara11
[ I bought this tent a few months ago, in preparation for a multi- day trip to the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state. It is super easy to set up; I specifically like the colorcoding of matching orange poles to orange tent corners and silvery poles to white tent corners. I slept two nights on Third Beach and two nights on the Enchanted Valley trail. I love love love the front door, which means I can crawl in while keeping my feet outside the tent easier, thus dragging less dirt in. The material is thin, but it has robustness to it, and it kept all sorts of tiny bugs out. I like the ventilation options. I did get overly warm in the middle of the day if I was inside with everything zippered up, which means it 'd hold heat well in cooler temperatures. Did n't happen to have any internal moisture problems during my trip and it even rained on the last day. It was very nice being able to reverse fast- fly the tent in the rain. I was able to take down the inner portion while staying under the fly and on the ground tarp. Just a matter of disassembling it while inside and then popping the tent poles out of their holders, re- putting them into the tarp's holders, and doing that for all four corners. All of the pockets were great. I did take my big orange safety whistle and its necklace cord, and put the cord through a loop on the main overhead pocket in such a way as to fasten the pocket up a bit higher. It does hang a bit low once it's filled with stuff. Overall, this is a mansion as a one person tent with plenty of space to sit up and move around. I 'd have been fine also making this an actual two person tent with my partner, especially since with the multiple entries there's plenty of space to get in and out and store stuff. Overall, I 'm really glad I went with my gut and splurged on this tent. It's not the lightest out there, but I felt very safe in it since it was a standalone, rather than something that required needing stakes, and it did n't feel super flimsy.
5
Shih
[ The defining feature of this tent is that 3rd door and it is awesome! It's like a giant picture window. You spend all that effort hiking to some beautiful place, why not have a tent that allows you to continue to enjoy the view from inside the tent. It also does wonders for ventilation. The volume is really nice. The floor size is pretty standard 2- person. The gear loft over the foot area is pretty roomy. I kept a lot of seldom used stuff there while camping over the weekend. Off the floor and out of the way.
5
michelle renee
[ I did a lot of research trying to find a new tent. I was drawn to this one because of the 3- door feature, it being a somewhat lightweight backpacking tent, the awning setup for shade during my morning coffee, and the many many pockets and thoughtful design. So far I have used this tent once on a backpacking trip in Utah. It did snow one evening during the trip about 2- 3 inches and the tent held up just fine and I was completely dry inside. The tent is very intuitive to set up. I am looking forward to using this again.
$599.99
shortstik polesets that are ideal for packing in saddlebags, panniers, on handlebars, or saving room in any pack one door and awning- style vestibule with double zippers for multiple access options dual- zipper door with easy- grip pulls allows for ease of use two low- vent vestibule doors and the...
5
AlltheWay
[ The quality and ease of this tent is amazing. The perfect pitch every time. If you 're looking to get into ultralight or switching from rocking a hammock-> this is the way to go. Tested hard on a thru hike with two of the 8 days a complete soak out, the inside of the tent stayed absolutely dry. Even when you think you picked the perfect spot, 1& 1/2 ” of rain changes things. Using the fly and BA ’s footprint, you can quickly set that up to gather yourself saving all the crap in your pack and keeping the inside tent dry to set up. Never be wet and try to sleep@ 40 degrees. The hang dry time is fantastic and packs down easy every time with the provided sacks that hold up great in your pack or very securely on your bike. There ’s plenty of room& storage inside and out to divide your clean( dry clothes/ electronics/ etc) stuff& your dirty( just funky) stuff. In a pinch you could fit 2 people but it ’s perfect for you, all your gear, and maybe a dog. Anyone that ’s been out 5+ days of hitting hard backcountry knows it doesn ’ t smell peachy- no need to x2. I can ’ t say enough about the easy of setting up and breaking down. It almost want to put itself together, the rods with act like a Transformer once you get them going and the buckles/tie downs leave you with a nice strong tent. Got a bunch of dirt and leaves inside, no worries- just grab the frame attached to the tent, leave a vestibule open and lightly shake that out. Go easy with the zippers, stay away from open flames, watch for sharpe rocks/ thorns, clean with recommended soap, and this tent should be a winner for many years of adventure!
5
Stephen
[ I was stuck between the Fly Creek and the Copper Spur for bike camping and hiking uses. I went with the Copper Spur because it's just a little bigger. I 'm very happy with the tent so far, I might have sixteen nights in it to date. The ventilation is well done, the extremely light materials are strong and breathable. It fits between the drops on my bikes. The bags it comes in are super nice too. I stick the poles under my half frame bag, 20 '' top tube length of the frame, and 12 '' pole segments fit just right.
4
Mike
[ Love the tent. Light and fits wife and I. The floor is a little thin, use a tarp. Hopefully it holds up. Awesome tent otherwise, 5 stars. Worked great for our first trip out. Easy set up. Nice to have entry on both sides.
$399.99
WAS: $549.99*
storage: comes with ultra- compact stuff sack ... dry™ rain gutters redirects water to keep it away from you and your gear top mesh window can be opened to look up at the stars or covered with the fly to keep rain out no- curve tent doors have easy- to- use zippers that zip closed...
5
BRAD A.
Took on CO and MT backcountry hunt recently, held up to wind and rain with zero issue. Quick and easy to setup and tear down, and when rolled up it actually fits into the bag with room to spare. Hunting partners admired it, compliments all around
5
Lindsay F.
Most spacious, lightweight tent I 've owned! It packs down amazingly. Have biked and hiked with this tent and ca n't recommend it enough. So nice to have room inside for two people to sit up! I would recommend picking up some extra guy line for the fly to be able to stake out the centre of the fly and not just the corners. In colder weather, I find that the fly sticks to the tent with condensation. Nothing a little extra staking ca n't fix.
5
CLAIRE S.
I 've used this as my only backpacking and camping tent for two years. I have not had any issues. I also have not used it in heavy rain or wind. I would recommend for a two person tent.
5
Mayor of Rives
[ I purchased this a couple of months ago and really like it. It was a little more than the other tents that I was looking at, but I decided to go for it. It is unbelievably light, so it is no factor when hiking. The spacing inside is good. The construction is solid. I would recommend this tent to anyone who wants a simple, light tent.
5
[ The tent is very light and easy to carry, which can save space for more planning. The rainproof effect is good. I have spent several night shifts in the mountains this spring, which brought me many beautiful feelings. Through the star network, I can see the sky full of stars and feel happy. The only thing that needs to be improved is the windproof performance. In the fifth and sixth level mountain winds, there is a lot of shaking, and the windproof rope needs to be particularly stable.
$599.99
glo® tent and camp lights 8 j stakes constructed from dac superlight aluminum strong dac featherlite nfl and nsl pole system plastic clips to attach tent body and pole frame compatible with copper spur hv ul2 footprint through tiplok ™ tent buckles footprint and alternative fly to extend lifespan...
5
MightyMac
[ I 've only been able to take it out a couple times, but the Copper Spur has been worth the money. I got the mtnGLO on a whim, but it really is nice to have a non- harsh light source built in. Easily worth the extra bucks.
5
RickTee
[ Ok, let me start out saying I have a few tents( well, WAAAY too many tents). All of them were carefully selected, and are pretty great, but each has a fault or two. Too heavy, too much condensation, only one door, small vestibule for my pack.... Anyways, I did n't need a new tent, and it is not exactly a cheap purchase, but I must say, I am completely satisfied, and blown away. It is lightweight, but seems to be durable after 10 days in the backcountry. Very light, without having to go to a non- freestanding tent( seriously, how many of us really want to spend 10 minutes properly staking out and adjusting a non- freestanding tent after a 15- 20 mile day). Great to have two entries and vestibules so we do n't have to climb over each other to get out or get to our packs. The awnings are great, and totally an unexpectedly useful bonus. Even without it, it would be my favorite tent. My two cents- go for the mtnGLO. I am usually very aware of my pack weight, doing hikes in the High Sierras that start at 9, 000 feet, but it is so cool to have built in( and not overly bright) lights, and leave the rainfly folded back halfway to see the stars. Highly recommended, and if you buy a great tent to start with, you will save a bunch of money not buying more tents looking to resolve some shortcoming in a compromised tent...
5
Bushlover
[ Lots of great features, well designed, lightweight and roomy! Definitely a great all around backpacking tent. Can ’ t wait to hit the trail!!!
5
Trav
[ Just recently used this tent on a back packing trip. Amazed at its quality, durability, and weight. Sporadic rain/wind throughout the days and it handled it very well. Go for the MTNglo lights, worth every extra penny. My friends were jealous.
$299.95
WAS: $299.99*
The zipper is a bit of getting used to but the door opening is very nice. ... I love how roomy this tent is, and the material is more heavy duty than a backpacking
5
tiger
This tent offers impressive spaciousness, and its durable material provides a sturdier construction compared to traditional backpacking tents. While the zipper requires some adjustment, the door design enhances accessibility. Setting up the tent initially posed a challenge, as I am accustomed to the Jake ’s foot system. Upon reviewing the instructions, I found myself wishing it followed that more intuitive setup method.
5
Alexandre
I bought it for car camping, so much place and so much easy to mount and pack. Recommended We can be 3 without problems.
5
AWP
I bought this tent about 7 months ago and haves loved it! I ’ ve used it on many multiple day backpacking trips along with a 12 day trek in New Mexico and I have had absolutely no problems with the tent. Would recommend if your looking for a good durable 2 person tent that can be used a lot.
5
big j
only taken it out 3 times but i love it. Perfect tent if you want to just hangout around camp, bring wayyy to many things with a huge backpack, or sit in a big rain storm and try to make fire. Held up to rain and snow very well also.
4
Alex
I love how roomy this tent is, and the material is more heavy duty than a backpacking tent. The zipper is a bit of getting used to but the door opening is very nice. Tent setup was a head scratcher as I am used to the Jake's foot style. Rereading the instructions, I wish this was a Jake's foot style setup, which is much more intuitive.
$395.00
design and details dual vestibules dual entry dual high vents floating canopy easy tensioning adjustment dual hiking pole support dual cargo pockets 3 '' bathtub floor easy setup stakes required: 6( not included) includes: tent, stuff sack, guylines, 2 spacer poles# 5 ykk zippers...
$449.99
weight: 2 lbs 10oz packed size: 5. 5 '' x 12. 5 '' floor area: 28sq ft head height: 40 '' vestibule area: 8sq ft ... perfect lightweight tent for biking adventures 12 '' shortstik poleset is created to attach to your handlebars, panniers, and saddlebags high- volume pole...
$239.00-$239.99
WAS: $239.99*
design 2- person truck tent rainfly and window/door rain flaps for weather protection full tent floor keeps you clean and dry gear loft and pocket for storage lantern holder mesh windows and large door for ventilation 10- minute assembly with color- coded poles...
5
Somisjuan
I bought this about 3 weeks ago. And it has to be one of my favorite purchase of all time! I have been wanting one for a while. It fit perfectly in my 2008 Chevy Silverado 6. 5 ’ bed. Easy to set up. Make sure you get the airbedz truck mattress it ’s worth it!
$499.95
lok tent buckle dac featherlite nfl pole system ultralight plastic clips attach tent body to pole frame hub pole design 2 interior mesh pockets, 1 oversized mesh pocket with two cordrouting portals and 9 big agnes dirt dagger ul stakes gear loft loops fits triangle, large trapezoid...
$800.00
Definitely not ultralight by any means, but it's compact and light enough to be worth a quality shelter. ... design and details breathable- waterproof, recycled futurelight 3l laminate material carbon- fibre easton syclone poles are lightweight and strong along with the easy- pitch...
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