Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image
Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image
Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image
Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image
Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image
Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image
Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image
Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent product image

Marmot Tungsten 2 Person Tent

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About This Item
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Capacity

Sleeps 2

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End Use

Camping

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Trail Weight

3 - 4 lbs.

SUSTAINABILITY

  • Solution-dyed fabric reduces water consumption used during manufacturing

STORAGE:

  • Convenient interior pockets provide storage to keep your essentials close
  • Lampshade pocket securely holds a headlamp or flashlight for ideal tent lighting

DESIGN & DETAILS:

  • Durable and spacious 2-person freestanding tent
  • Seam-taped design with included rain fly provides full protection from the weather
  • Catenary-cut floor keeps water out
  • Color-coded clips and poles snap together for an easy and quick set up
  • Equipped with double doors and two large vestibules for extra storage room
  • Footprint included

  • Brand : Marmot
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : 12305M
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  • Fabric : Floor Fabric: 100% polyester, taffeta; Fly Fabric: 100% polyester, ripstop
  • Web ID: 22MRMUTNGSTN2PXXXCAT
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Sleeping Capacity:2
End Use: Camping
Season:3
Minimum Trail Weight:4 lb. 15.7 oz.
Packed Weight 5 lbs. 14.2 oz.
Floor Dimensions:88.2 x 53.9/46.1 in.(L x W head/foot)
Peak Height:42.1 in.
# of Doors:2
Design Type:Freestanding
Packed Size:24.4 x 5.9 in.
Floor Area:30.1 ft²
Vestibule Area:16.15 ft²
Footprint Included:Yes
Number of Poles:2
Pole Material:Velocity HD
Canopy Fabric:40-denier polyester mesh
Floor Fabric: Polyester taffeta
Rainfly Fabric: Polyester taffeta

REVIEWS

4.7

94%

Recommended

37 Reviews

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Easy Set-up And Surprisingly Light!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super quick to set it up, very light. Def a keeper!

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Fun For Everyone!

Fun and light adventure ready tent! My 6 year old nephew and I have loved how easy it is to set-up. He is practicing for our first real trip to the woods.

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Great Design But Poles Break

The tent's pole snapped on its 41st night of use, with a second crack developing. There are a lot of great things about this tent, but that is simply far too soon for a significant break. My use is backcountry backpacking and canoe camping, but I take very good care of my gear and my poles in particular: always on a pack exterior, never under pressure within a pack. On the one hand, I think the shape, size, features, weight, and value of this tent are great. Until now, I've loved it. But if you have to be worried about whether your poles are going to have multiple breaks in the middle of a trip before you've even used it 50 nights, that undoes all the strong points. I'm not sure if this issue is a matter of low quality materials or if the geometry of the tent design exerts too much pressure on the poles.

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The 2016 Verson Has Been Great

As I write, it is 2024. I have had the tent since 2016. I use it as a 1-person tent. I average about 45 days a year in this tent. It is not uncommon for me to pitch it, and leave it set-up, for 14 days at a time...this long UV-exposure use is hard on tents. I have had zero problems with the tent. Never got wet, never blown away, no repairs, zippers are still 100%. It is, of course, pretty darn snug if used by two people...but, that's the nature of 2-person backpacking tents, regardless of make/model.

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Great Tent With One Significant Problem

I have owned several Marmot Tungsten tents over the years. I am a big fan of them. Unfortunately this version has a small section of zipper on the fly that serves no practical purpose. It does however allow water to run down and drip on the inner tent. I own two of these tents and I have determined it is definitely a design flaw due to that zipper. In moderate rain you will get water dripping on to the body of the tent and pooling on the floor. Very disappointing.

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