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freestanding dyneema tent CrossPeak 2 - Freestanding Tent

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freestanding dyneema tent CrossPeak 2 - Freestanding TentShips in 1 2 business days Based in Biddeford, ME Est. 2010 A freestanding, 2 person, single walled Dyneema tent The CrossPeak 2 tent by Hyperlite Mountain Gear has been dialed in to strike the optimal balance of weight, durability, waterproof protection, and roomy livability. This freestanding tent with a small, sleek layout allows it to be pitched almost anywhere, from rocky and rooty soils to tent platforms or a small stealth camping spot. The

Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Biddeford, ME | Est. 2010

A freestanding, 2-person, single-walled Dyneema® tent 

The CrossPeak 2 tent by Hyperlite Mountain Gear has been dialed in to strike the optimal balance of weight, durability, waterproof protection, and roomy livability. This freestanding tent with a small, sleek layout allows it to be pitched almost anywhere, from rocky and rooty soils to tent platforms or a small stealth camping spot. The CrossPeak 2 is made with a durable blend of Dyneema® Composite Fabrics, ensuring protection in all weather while keeping the weight of this tent minimal. Feel prepared for a variety of conditions with the ultralight CrossPeak 2 shelter. 

Features:

  • Interior Accommodations: lots of headroom, two deep zippered vestibule pockets, two storage pockets, clothesline attachment loops
  • Floor Plan: accommodates two wide sleeping pads for a roomy two-person tent
  • Waterproof, lightweight, and durable fabric
  • Aluminum poles are light, reliable, and strong, and outperform carbon poles with a negligible weight penalty
  • External pole sleeves from 20D sil-nylon create a strong, reliable structure and make pitching smooth and consistent every time
  • Two door vents and adjustable ventilation at the head and foot end allow for air flow to keep condensation at a minimum
  • Magnetic door tie-backs make tying back doors a breeze
  • In tough weather conditions, tent stability can be reinforced with trekking poles in both vestibules using the pole retention straps and additional guylines on the head and foot panel, and pole tie-out points
  • The weight is easy to split between two hikers by separating the poles and tents between two packs
  • Reinforced tie-outs with high-visibility orange tie-out loops to provide critical structural reinforcement and added strength in challenging storms
  • Latter Locks allow for precise and easy tension adjustments, guaranteeing a taunt and stable pitch every time. 
  • Reflective bindings and clearly marked pole intersections ensure quick, intuitive setup and easy tent location, even in the dark

Includes:

  • CrossPeak 2 tent
  • Dyneema® Composite Fabric 0.75 tent stuff sack
  • Dyneema® Composite Fabric 0.96 Pole stuff sack

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    Specs

    Seasons: 3-season single-walled shelter

    Capacity: 1-2 people

    Doors: 2

    Dimensions:

    • Packed Dimensions:
      • Shelter: 10" x 7" x 7" | 25cm x 18cm x 18cm
      • Poles: 14.5" x 2.25" x 2.25" | 37cm x 5.7cm x 5.7cm
    • Vestibule Area: 7.26 sq ft x 2 | 0.67 sq m x 2
    • Insert Area: 28.4 sq ft | 2.6 sq m
    • Width at Head: 48" | 122cm
    • Width at Foot: 45" | 114.5cm
    • Length: 88 in | 223 cm
    • Height: 42 in | 107 cm

    Weight: 34oz | 964g

    • Tent: 21.2oz | 601g
    • Poles: 12.8oz | 363g

    Recommended Gear: NOT Included

    • 6-8 tent stakes
    • 2 Trekking Poles (for extra roof support in windy conditions or heavy precipitation)
    • Extra Guy Line (for additional Tie-outs in windy conditions or heavy precipitation)

    Materials: Dyneema® Composite Fabric 0.55, Dyneema® Composite Fabric 0.96, No-See-Um Mesh

    Made in Mexico

    ***Discounts are not available on this product

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    Setup Instructions: 

    Make sure campsite is clear from sticks, rocks, or other sharp pointed objects.

    • Remove shelter from the stuff sack and close the vestibule door zipper.
    • For optimal pitch, lay out shelter on flat, level ground.
    • Stake out each of the 4 corners at 90 degree angles from each other.
    • Adjust pole to a minimum pole height of 130cm (install pole jack to supplement height if necessary).
    • Unzip the door and insert the pole, placing the bottom of the pole through the loop sewn into the bottom of the bathtub floor.
    • Zip door.
    • Adjust the 2 front corners of the shelter so that the front corner seams become taut.
    • Adjust the 2 back corners of the shelter so that the back corner seams become taut.
    • Stake out the door tie-out, tighten.
    • Stake out rear perimeter tie-out enough to take any looseness out of the panel. DO NOT overtighten.
    • To increase stability in higher winds, we recommend attaching additional guyline to the front apex tie-out.
    • To mitigate panel deflection in higher winds, we recommend utilizing the 4 mid-panel tie-outs AND the pre-attached shock cord loops. DO NOT over-tension these points as to disfigure the pitch of the shelter.

    Ventilation helps control condensation and temperature inside the tent.

    • Both doors can be rolled up independently to provide maximum air flow and visibility.
    • Unclip the door from the tie-out, roll it up, and store using the magnetic clasp.
    • Large vents on both side panels are adjustable by reshaping the plastic brim.

      Care Instructions: Take the time on a dry, sunny day to spot-clean any areas that need it. A soft, damp cloth and a mild soap (non-detergent and non-oil-based soaps work well, do not bleach). Air-dry your tent by leaving it out to hang dry. Make sure your tent is completely dry before long-term storage.

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