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Elixir 2
MSR
Elixir 2
$319.95
Description

  Extremely livable backpacking tent at a great value

  The MSR Elixir 2 tent is an extremely livable performance camping and backpacking tent and an ideal option for adventurers seeking an easy-to-assemble tent at a great value. Unlike many tents in this class, its freestanding design offers true-to-size capacity for two and features two large doors plus large vestibules with 35% more space than the previous version. This versatile tent balances breathable mesh fabric with solid canopy fabric to provide ventilation, warmth and privacy, while the included footprint offers multiple setup options, including a freestanding Fast & Light pitch with rainfly. Whether you’re planning your first backpacking trip or your next one, the Elixir 2 tent is your remedy.

  California WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
MSR
Tent Sleeps:
2 Person
Number of Doors:
2 Doors
Color:
Red / Gray
Tent Type:
Double Wall
Area:
29 sq. ft / 2.69 sq. m
Weight:
6 lbs / 2.77 kg
Minimum Weight:
5 lbs / 2.24 kg
Vestibule Size:
24 sq. ft / 2.22 sq. m
Length:
84 in.
Height:
40 in. at peak
Width:
50 in
Tent Pole Type:
7000 series aluminum
Number of Tent Poles:
2
Stuff Size:
20 x 7 in.
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10311
UPC:
040818103111
Other Features:
• Livable: Unique pole geometry optimizes headroom and fits two mats; adaptable rainfly allows for excellent views; built-in gear lofts and glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls enhance livability.
• Fast & Light Setup: Includes an MSR Elixir Footprint that allows for a lightweight Fast & Light setup with rainfly.
• Easy Setup: Freestanding system features color-coded poles, clips and webbing, plus red vestibules for fast and easy setup.
• Privacy: Mesh and solid fabric panels offer ventilation, warmth and privacy.
• Tent Volume: 45 cu. ft / 1274 liters
• Vestibule Volume: 25 cu. ft / 708 liters
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