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Latok Mountain Tent
Rab
Latok Mountain Tent
$799.95
Description

  When you need breathable single-wall protection for extreme multi-day expeditions, the two-person Rab Latok Mountain is your go-to tent.

  For maximum overnight dryness and comfort, the Latok Mountain tent is built from 15D Pertex® Shield Air - a 3-layer waterproof fabric engineered with nanoscale fibers, delivering extreme air permeability of 0.8 CFM.

  That is partnered with a DWR-equipped 70D nylon bathtub base with taped seams for heavy-duty protection from ground moisture. A transverse pole maximizes headroom, creating easy sitting space for two people and the zipped main entry is compatible with the MR-57 vestibule for extra storage and snow-melting space.

  Designed for cold, high-altitude environments, where dryness and protection are critical.

  WARNING for California customers: This product can expose you to chemicals including benzene that are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Rab
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
MR-65
Color:
Horizon
Tent Sleeps:
2 person
Weight:
1.935 kg / 67.7 oz / 4.27 lbs
Dimensions (L x W x H):
88.6 x 51.2 x 43.3 in. (internal height at center) / 225 x 130 x 110 cm
Packed size:
20.5 x 7.1 in. / 52 x 18 cm
Main Material:
Pertex Shield Air 15D polyamide 3L ripstop with PU membrane and polyamide backer/ 90gsm/ HH: 15,000mm/ MVTR: 20,000 g/m2/24 hours/ DWR
Lining Material:
70D nylon with PU coated back / 160gsm / HH: 10,000mm / DWR
Other Features:
  • Air-permeable waterproof upper fabric for high levels of comfort
  • 9.6mm DAC Featherlite NSL internally pitched main poles
  • 8.5mm DAC Featherlite NSL transverse pole provides additional head room
  • "Donut" tie-in loops on roof and sides for attachment to belay anchor (Using additional climbing hardware - not included)
  • Bathtub nylon base with taped waterproof seams
  • Zipped main entry, with attachment for optional MR-57 Latok Mountain vestibule (not included)
  • Zipped rear ventilation window with internal mosquito mesh
  • 6 oversized peg points and 7 guy lines
  • Includes 13 DAC V-stakes
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