mountain hardwear hylo 2 tent review Tent Turbat Shanta Pro 2
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mountain hardwear hylo 2 tent review

mountain hardwear hylo 2 tent review Tent Turbat Shanta Pro 2

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mountain hardwear hylo 2 tent review Tent Turbat Shanta Pro 2Shanta Pro 2 is an updated 2021 model of a double tent for summer or demi season travel with an interesting combination of materials a strong bottom and an ultra light upper tent. This combination assures weight and durability gains to the tent, reducing the need to use an additional bottom (footprint). Thanks to the hub design of the poles, the tent is spacious inside and has large convenient entrances on two sides. In the 2021 model, the main

Shanta Pro 2 is an updated 2021 model of a double tent for summer or demi-season travel with an interesting combination of materials - a strong bottom and an ultra-light upper tent. This combination assures weight and durability gains to the tent, reducing the need to use an additional bottom (footprint). Thanks to the hub design of the poles, the tent is spacious inside and has large convenient entrances on two sides.

In the 2021 model, the main entrance of an inner tent opens upwards or aside. Also inside the tent (on the ceiling) there are 4 loops with lacing for drying clothes. This lacing can also be used for LED garland lights, so finally the photos of the tent in the evening will be even more spectacular.

Comfortable burritos case for Shanta Pro 2 tent. Thanks to the horizontal packing, the tent is easy to place in the case, and compression slings will reduce its size. You can also attach the case to the backpack or handlebars of a mountain bike. Above the entrance at the top of the outer tent there are hinges for fastening a Turbat Molfar poncho in the form of a protective awning.

Purpose: tourism, hiking and biking, mountain climbing.

Features:
- 2 convenient entrances with vestibules
- designed for two people
- durable duralumin hub frame
- 8 pockets inside the tent
- loops over the entrance in the upper part of the outer tent for fastening a poncho which serves as a protective awning over the entrance to the tent
- 8 aluminum V-shaped pegs
- 4 loops with lacing inside the tent on the ceiling for drying clothes
- "burritos" case - convenience of packing

Specifications:
Capacity: 2 people
Weight in complete set: 2050 g (2021 models)
Number of entrances: 2
The size of the inner tent: 210x125x105 cm
Outer tent: 20D Silicone Ripstop Nylon 3000 mm
Indoor tent: 20D Polyester BR
Floor: 68D polyester 5000 mm
Poles: duralumin of 8,5 mm
A set of 8 pegs
Size in the packed state: 48x15x15 cm

Designed in Ukraine

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