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oztrail tent 2 person Six Moon Designs Lunar Duo Tent

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oztrail tent 2 person Six Moon Designs Lunar Duo Tent45 oz. 1270 g Two Person Backpacking Tent Spacious. Secure. Ultralight. The Lunar Duo Explorer redefines what a single wall, ultralight tent can be. With an unsurpassed space to weight ratio, its no wonder the Lunar Duo Explorer is affectionately referred to as The Backcountry Palace. The pitch design provides a lot of interior space, and that doesnt even include the two vestibules. Its the perfect tent for anyone looking for livability without

45 oz. - 1270 g Two Person Backpacking Tent

Spacious. Secure. Ultralight. The Lunar Duo – Explorer redefines what a single wall, ultralight tent can be.

With an unsurpassed space-to-weight ratio, it’s no wonder the Lunar Duo - Explorer is affectionately referred to as The Backcountry Palace. The pitch design provides a lot of interior space, and that doesn’t even include the two vestibules. It’s the perfect tent for anyone looking for livability without greatly compromising weight.

*To completely repel water, shelters need to have sealer applied to the seams before use.
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Description

Three Words Describe the Lunar Duo

Spacious This tent is at home in a campground as much as a top a windswept ridge and large enough for four adults to sit and play a game of cards.
Secure No matter how bad the weather, you can batten down the hatches for a comfortable nights sleep.
Ultralight Lunar Duo offers no compromises despite the fact that it’s less than half the weight of your traditional tent.

The Lunar Duo offers the most interior room of any tent in its class and weight range. Dual curved poles located on either side create a unique arched roof. Combined with a tent height of 45 inches and width of 54 inches leaves so much interior space you've got room to spare.

With dual oversize vestibules, each person has plenty of weatherproof storage for gear. The Lunar Duo's two vestibules can be deployed to multiple positions. When fully open, it provides maximum cross ventilation, keeping you cool and those pesky mosquitoes at bay. They can be raised or lowered, ensuring that you can achieve the optimum configuration for the weather you're likely to encounter. The Lunar Duo's vertical sidewalls prevent rain falling into the tent.

Like all our shelters it is designed to be pitched with adjustable trekking poles or with our fixed length aluminum or carbon fiber poles (sold separately).

Features

  • Dual Vestibules provides excellent gear protection.
  • High Vents minimize condensation formation.
  • Dual Entry ensures you have an available door.
  • Easy Tension Adjustment makes re-tension your tent easy.
  • Floating Canopy allows the canopy to be set to different heights.
  • Dual Hiking Pole Support
  • Dual Cargo Pockets.
  • Extremely Easy Setup in less than five minutes under any conditions.

Specifications

General

Seasons
Sleeps
Ships With
Pack Size
Weight1
Stakes
Colors
3
2+
Tent, Stuff Sacks, Guy lines
15" X 6"
45 oz - 1.27 kg
6 (sold separately)
Gray

Design

Type
Frame2
Entry
Vestibules
Floor
Vestibule Sizes
Tent
Two 45" Poles
Dual Side Entry
2
34 ft2 - 3.2 m2
12 ft2 - 1.1 m2

Materials

Canopy

Floor
Netting
Zipper
Arch Pole
30D Silicone Coated Nylon
3,000mm Rating
30D Silicone Nylon
20D No-See-Um

#5 YKK
7075 Aluminum Poles

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Lunar Duo Explorer

By: Tall Hiker
Published: 6/27/16

Lunar Duo Ultralight Tent

By: Nature Calls
Published: 7/22/16

NOTES:
1. Weight does not include stakes or pole. 2. Support poles sold separately.


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