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GoLite Den 2 Shelter 2-Person 3-Season - 2004 BCS
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GoLite Den 2 shelter uses design to accomplish what others do with gadgets. This remarkably lightweight, 2-person shelter is perfect for those fast and light adventures where you still want full-tent protection and humidity isn't stifling. Its simple design erects in a flash so you don't waste valuable sleep time fumbling with parts and directions. Made with SilLite™ silicone-impregnated nylon, the body is burly yet ultra-lightweight. The floor is polyurethane-coated 6000mm nylon to provide extra weather protection where your body can cause pressure leaking. Saving weight, the Den 2 uses a forward-sloping angle at the door and an awning at the rear intake to keep out weather, shunning vestibules, a fly or other weighty bells and whistles. It comes with two Y stakes and six skewer stakes so you don't find yourself shrink-wrapped in a nylon cocoon about midnight. SilLite™ stuff sack and separate stake sack included.
Bottom Line: Shelter from the storm at less than three pounds – wow.
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Has anybody tried sleeping 2 in this tent? It is even slightly
Has anybody tried sleeping 2 in this tent? It is even slightly comfortable? or just ridiculous shouldn't do it?
By: gomuku896460
October 12, 2009
I've never slept in this tent, but I've seen it set up. Let's just say that you better be good friends with the other person you're sleeping with, because it's a tight squeeze.
By: Greg Goodson
October 12, 2009
Golite is the generic version
By:
Joshua Keith
October 20, 2009
Go for the original... http://www.tarptent.com/ ... lighter, roomier, better in storms, more versatile, BETTER.
does this need some sort of foot print?
does this need some sort of foot print?
By: uhh
July 7, 2009
You could always just cut out a footprint using a piece of visqueen plastic. That's what i did for this.
By: jlcave24
July 16, 2009
The only reason why you would need a foot print for this particular tent is to prolong the life of the floor and possibly make the floor a tad more waterproof. I have been searching for a footprint specific to this tent but I can't find one and I'm assuming the reason for that is because most people buying a tent like this would feel that a footprint is just extra weight.
By: Refreshing
July 9, 2009
Love this shelter
By:
iam3156551
September 20, 2009
Super light, sets up easily, packs up pretty small for a two person. Only problem i have with it is the material on the outside really attracts dust and its kind of hard to clean off. I especially like the zipper at the bottom which allows a little more ventilation or an area to cook if you dont want to get out of your tent.
Jefferson Park - Oregon
By: jlcave24
February 10, 2010
The front of this tent in the picture looks like it's made
The front of this tent in the picture looks like it's made of mesh. If it is, is there and external fly included to stormproof it completely? Or is this "mesh" that I see really see-through nylon material?
By: Jack Ceverha
July 2, 2009
It is all the same material, which it the silicone impregnated nylon stated in the description.
By: Shane O'Donnell
July 2, 2009
go light shelter
By:
Gear Guru Tyson
August 23, 2004
This golite shelter is one of the better "shelters" I've used. I put the quotations on there because this shelter is one step away from being a full on light weight tent. Great for weekend trips.
Write your question here... I'm 6'3". Is this a
Write your question here...
I'm 6'3". Is this a good tent for me? Are there better solo tents for taller people?
By: jon100322127
June 24, 2009
I own this tent and i'm 6'5 as well. Worked fine for me. The only problem is it's a bit hard to sit up. Especially in the morning when the dew is in our tent...can get a bit chilly.
By: jlcave24
February 8, 2010
I just camped in this tent, and I am 6'5". It is long enough for taller people, but it's just tough to move around because it is a smaller tent.
By: bones34142214234
August 2, 2009
Change me.
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2004 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Camping Shelters and Tarps than that
Camping Shelters and TarpsGolite is the generic version
Go for the original... http://www.tarptent.com/ ... lighter, roomier, better in storms, more versatile, BETTER. more...
Love this shelter
Super light, sets up easily, packs up pretty small for a two person. Only problem i have with it is the material on the outside really attracts dust and more...
- Material:
- [body] SilLite silicone-impregnated ripstop nylon
- Dimensions:
- 31sq ft, 42in H
- Weight:
- [Body] 2lb 7oz, [Poles] 9oz, [Stakes] 3oz
- Packed Size:
- 22 x 6in
- Tie Points:
- 4
- Pole Included:
- Yes
- Full Coverage:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Fast and light 3-season adventures
- Warranty:
- Lifetime