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For the biggest hills on Earth.

Previously awarded Climbing Magazine's Editors' Choice Award and designed in conjunction with renowned mountaineer Ed Viesturs, the Mountain Hardwear EV 2 Tent boasts the pedigree of gear born of experience and an shows an unrelenting dedication to quality. Whether you're bagging an umpteenth Rainier summit or about to make for Everest base camp, this double-wall tent weathers the worst the alpine world can throw at you. Shrug off tree-burying squalls from within the EV 2's durable walls while you and your partner plan the next day's summit attempt or just play a round of cards.
  • A weather-ready fly composed of proprietary Conduit FR fabric sheds nature's squalls, while tough nylon canopy and floor utilize a PU coating for unmatched moisture resistance
  • DAC Featherlight NSL poles lead the industry in low-weight structural support, helping keep your pack weight down
  • Integrated vestibule space allows you to keep boots and gear nearby without infringing on living space
  • Evolution Tension Arch technology helps provide stability with fewer poles for weight reduction
  • Welded, adjustable vents feature mesh and zippers for ample ventilation options
  • Pack weight of just over five pounds helps keep your overall expedition load weight down

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Is the tent designed to be able to use the...

cur100514252

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Is the tent designed to be able to use the Footprint and fly for a lighter option?

Sterling Watson

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This tent does not have a fly, it is a single walled 4 season tent. If you are looking for a tent with a lighter option I'd recommend a two wall three season tent.

Is the only guy-point on this tent the one...

gib5445547

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Is the only guy-point on this tent the one on the side? What about mid/high body to stabilize the poles and structure in high wind?

Jon Webb

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gib. Using this tent in knarly weather and high winds I have found the guy points on both sides to be sufficient to keep the tent in place. If pitched correctly and utilizing snow walls or other barriers throughout a climb or in basecamp you can get this thing to be as bomber as you want! In some situations I have utilized the tent pole clip loops to add a little more support on the corners but this is not recommended and only meant to add a little support. Regardless, this is a bomber tent that has received many awards and been used in all the high ranges of the world and in all kinds of weather. Enjoy!