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MSR

Thru-Hiker Mesh House 2

$259.95

Description

　　The ultimate shelter for long-distance hikers

　　Designed for thru-hikers and long-distance minimalists looking to shed all the weight they can without sacrificing bug protection, this ultralight and adaptable shelter weighs only 18 oz and pairs with the Thru-Hiker 70 or 100 Wing (sold separately) for added wind and rain coverage. Offering the great ventilation and livable space you want when you’re crossing the buggy Oregon sections of the PCT or the wet and humid lowlands on the Appalachian Trail, this shelter system lets you choose the right combination of weight and protection you need.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Tent Sleeps:

2 Person

Number of Doors:

1 Door

Color:

Red

Area:

30 sq ft / 2.78 sq m

Weight:

18 oz / 0.48 kg

Minimum Weight:

14 oz / 0.41 kg

Length:

84 in / 213 cm

Height:

38 in / 96 cm at peak

Width:

52 in / 132 cm

Tent Pole Type:

Sets up with two trekking poles - not included

Stuff Size:

10 x 4 in / 25 x 10 cm

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

10823

UPC:

040818108239

Other Features:

• Ultralight: Minimum weight of just 14 oz when you use your trekking poles for setup. Trekking poles not included.
• Livable Space: Floor plan accommodates two camping pads plus gear.
• Breathable Protection: Micromesh canopy for maximum ventilation, moisture control and bug-free protection; durable Xtreme Shield™ waterproof floor.
• Added Protection: Pair with a compatible Thru-Hiker 70 Wing or 100 Wing (sold separately) for versatile protection options.

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