Mountain Hardwear Trango 2 Tent

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Detailed information about Mountain Hardwear Trango 2 Tent including sleeping capacity, weight, floor area, tent material, number of seasons use and more. It is a Freestanding tent having Floor area 41 square feet with capacity for 2 persons and is made
Compared to all backpacking tents Mountain Hardwear Trango 2 Tent has moderately more floor area (15% more) Mountain Hardwear Trango 2 Tent has a moderately less peak height (5% less), and far more trail weight (73% more).

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review	{"campsaver":{"score":["4.3"],"source":"http://www.campsaver.com/trango-2-tent-2-person-4-season","users Review":["bomber Winter Tent In Winds.however Poor Air Flow, Builds Condensation Quickly.heavy, You Want To Split This Between Three People Or Pull In A Sled. I Used This On Mt. Rainier In June And Would Go Light In The Tent Next Time. Use For Deep Winter Or Expedition In My Opinion."]},"trailspace":{"score":["4.5"],"users Review":["this Is A Really Well Built Tent, Very Sturdy, But Really Not Lightweight As It's Not Intended To Be For Backpacking And Much Less For Expedition. I Use As A Basecamp Shelter Once It's Very Really Roomy And Has Two Vestibules."],"source":"http://www.trailspace.com/gear/mountain-hardwear/trango-2/"},"sportsmanswarehouse":{"source":"http://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/mountain-hardwear-trango-2-four-season-tent/productdetail/backpacking-tents/prod999901364370/cat100836","users Review":["i've Taken This Tent Out On Two Long Weekend Trips And I Love It! It's Super Lightweight And Crazy Fast To Set Up. Less Than Two Minutes Without The Fly, I Timed It Ha Ha! I Would Give It A 5 Star Rating If I Didn't Have Just Two Issues With It. 1 - It's Kind Of A Hassle Getting It Back Into The Bag. It Doesn't Slip Back In So Easily. No Biggy 2- Here's The Bigger Problem; On My Second Outing With This Tent, I Took It On A Backpacking Trip Through Some Canyons (tighter Slot Canyons As Well), The Bag Just Couldn't Take The Beating It Got. The Bag Got A Whole Bunch Of Little Holes In It. I Became A Little Concerned For The Tent Inside So I Wrapped My Rain Jacket Around It. The Second Night I Pulled The Tent Out Of The Bag And The Whole Bottom Of The Bag Ripped Apart. Lame! I Paid Enough For The Tent I Would Think The Bag Around It To Protect It Would Last Longer. So Now I Have To Get A New Bag, Or Duct Tape It. I'm A Little Worried That The Tent Might Not Last Long Now. I Hope So Because It's So Easy To Carry And I Invested Some Good Money Into This Tent."]},"backcountry":{"users Review":["i Was Currently Using A 2011 Nf Mountain 25 Tent And Thought That Was The Best Ever. I Picked This Mh Trango 2 Up In Brand New Condition With A Footprint For $130 At A Garage Sale So I Wa In Heaven. My Nephew And I Took It Camping In The Winter At 10,300 Feet In The Colorado Rockies In 2 Daiys Of Almost White Out Sub Zero Blizzard Conditions. We Are Both Pretty Tall And Seemed To Have Plenty Of Room. Since We Are More Experienced In Winter Camping We Knew To Dig A Trench And Put The Tent In It To Minimize Wind And Trap More Heat. As A Matter Of Fact It Was So Warm I Was Lying On Top Of My Bag In My Long Johns. Easy To Cook In The Vestibule And Good Ventilation. If You Use A Trash Bag On The Foot End Of Your Bag No Wet Bag. We Did Have More Room Than The Nf Tent. Easier To Get In And Out The Front Door As Well. My Only Small Issue Compared To My Beloved Nf Is That The Trango Needs More Reflectivenes To It's Rainfly So It's Easier To See In The Dark. All In All It Held Up To 55 Mph Winds And Blizzard Conditions For 2 Days And Nights Without Flinching. This Will Be My New Winter Go To Tent. Fyi Mountain Hardwears Warranty Is One Of The Best In The Industry. I Have Other Summer Tents With Poles That Broke And Mh Just Replaced Them For Free No Questions Asked. Last Thing To Remember. This Tent Is Geared Mostly Around Harsh Conditions And Not Light For That Reason. Your Shelter May Save Your Life So Don't Skimp On Price Or Quality. Always Do Your Research On What You Need And Dont Need And Practice Setting It Up With All Your Gear Before You Head Out."],"source":"http://www.backcountry.com/mountain-hardwear-trango-2-tent-2-person-4-season"}}

	General
Price	590	377.30
Brand	Mountain Hardwear	12.9% Backpacking Tents have Mountain Hardwear
Design type	Freestanding Tent	95.5% Backpacking Tents have Freestanding tent
Best use	Mountaineering	11.4% Backpacking Tents have Mountaineering
Seasons	4 season	3.14 season
Floor fabric	Coated Nylon Taffeta	15.9% Backpacking Tents have Coated nylon taffeta
Canopy fabric	Coated Ripstop Nylon/nylon Mesh	2.3% Backpacking Tents have Coated ripstop nylon/nylon mesh
Number of poles	5	2.70
Pole material	Dac Featherlite Nsl	14.4% Backpacking Tents have DAC Featherlite NSL
Number of doors	2 doors	1.60 doors
Rainfly fabric	Coated Nylon Taffeta	2.3% Backpacking Tents have Coated nylon taffeta
	Size & Dimensions
Sleeping capacity	2 person	2.32 person
Floor area	41 Square Feet	2.3% Backpacking Tents have 41 square feet
Floor dimensions	92 X 66 Inches
Floor dimensions - metric	234 X 168 Centimeters
Peak height	41 inches	42.69 inches
Peak height - metric	104 centimeters	108.72 centimeters
Vestibule area	11 + 5 Square Feet
Minimum trail weight	8 Lbs. 14 Oz.	0.8% Backpacking Tents have 8 lbs. 14 oz.
Minimum trail weight - metric	4.01 kilograms	2.21 kilograms
Fly / footprint pitch weight	6 Lbs. 10 Oz.
Pole diameter	9.6 / 9.0 Millimeters
Packaged weight	9 Lbs. 13 Oz.
Packed size	8 X 24 Inches