The North Face Trail Lite 2 Backpacking 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.

Fit & Design:

  • The lightweight Trail Lite 2 Tent has a spacious interior with ample peak height and is built to withstand harsh weather
  • Two-person capacity
  • Easy-to-use X-tent design setup with symmetrical pre-bent poles and user-friendly clips
  • Oversize doors are easy to pass through and offer a great view of what’s outside
  • Two spacious vestibules allow you to fit backpacks and bulkier items inside the tent
  • Guylines on rainfly align with pole architecture to withstand heavy storms
  • Internal organization pockets keep essentials at hand
  • Ceiling pockets hold headlamps, lights, tablets and more
  • Includes a storage bag
  • Footprint sold separately

Additional Details:

  • Rainfly included
  • Brand : The North Face
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : NF0A81C5
  • Fabric : 100% Nylon
  • Web ID: 22TNOUTRLLT2XXXXXCAT
  • SKU: 23914219
End UseCamping
Season3 Season
Capacity (people)2 Person
Minimum Trail Weight 4 lbs. 6.9 oz
Packed Weight5 lbs. 1.5 oz
# of Doors2
Design TypeFreestanding
Vestibule Area29.75 ft²
Footprint IncludedNo
Number of Poles3
Pole Material9.5 mm Aluminum
FabricCanopy: 20-Denier nylon mesh; Floor: 75-Denier polyester, 5,000 mm polyurethane (PU) coating and non-PFC durable water repellent (DWR) finish; Rainfly: 20-Denier ripstop nylon, 1,200 mm PU coating and non-PFC durable water repellent (DWR) finish

REVIEWS

3.0

2 Reviews

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Wouldn't Buy Again

Was very excited for my first back country tent purchase. Took it front country first to trial it out and I'm sure glad I did! Came back from a day hiking to find the tent collapsed with a puddle of water on top. The tent only came with two guide ropes, Northface customer support weren't able to tell me if it was meant to come with two or four ropes? Super disappointing

This Tent Is Everything

I already loved the tent for simple backcountry camping. But THEN I brought it to the rough Yukon - at the end of the trip everyone in the group was impressed by my tent. It held against heavy rain, 60km/h wind gusts including sand blow. Best thing: I stepped out in the middle of the night, finding myself ankle-deep in the lake that had risen. BUT everything in the tent kept cozy and dry! That's a statement on water-resistance. Also, it looks really really cool.

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