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Tough, yet light.

Legendary mountaineer Ed Viesturs teamed up with Mountain Hardwear to create the EV 2 Tent, your four-season home away from home in the high mountains. The tent's single-wall design won't weigh you down as you trudge through thin, oxygen-poor air, while its innovative design and advanced materials mean it can stand up to whatever weather blows in after you hunker down for the night.
  • Patented Tension Arch structural reinforcement ribbing stabilizes the tent without requiring more poles or adding significant weight
  • Lightweight Conduit FR canopy provides waterproof protection and fights internal condensation
  • Industry-leading DAC Featherlight poles save weight while increasing strength
  • Integrated vestibule allows space for boots and other items near the door while preserving your livings space
  • Two SVX windows let you check the weather without opening a zipper
  • Five welded adjustable vents with mesh and zippers allow multiple ventilation options
  • Welded zipper flaps but down on bulk while watertight door zipper keeps the elements out

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A pretty tent, but indeed a narrow fit!

jcjacobc

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It is a great looking tent. Would stand up to some mighty gales of wind I'm sure... however for weather warmer than -10 degrees with no wind, think twice.

I will be returning this tent for that reason, as well as the size. My girlfriend (5'7"), and me (6'4"), were too tight in the tent. Sleeping bags touching the walls. The length was great though.

If this tent is for one person, or two smaller people, and is just to be used on a summit attempt, it is a good choice.... but I sure wouldn't want to be caught in it for more than a night's sleep.

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Charlie

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Versatile, bullet proof, light and extremely fast to set up, not much else I look for in a tent. The small footprint allows it to fit basically anywhere, the tradeoff is that you can't fit a hottub inside. The ventilation is good but not great (an accomplishment considering it's a single wall). The tent poles are strong enough to lance a charging grizzly yet light enough javeline a bald eagle but neither are recommended.

Do use this tent to kick the crap out of 14ers all year long. Do not use this tent mid-August in Moab or any other desert unless you are trying to melt something.

Can you tell a difference between the 2008...

cherryhill1355998

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Can you tell a difference between the 2008 and 2012 model? or are the changes transparent?

Jon Webb

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cherryhill. The canopy fabric changed on the 2012 version of the EV2 and 3 making both tents substantially lighter. We also updated the poles to DAC Featherlight NSL poles which helped with the weight as well. The EV 2 now comes in at a svelt 4Ibs 5oz where the old weight was around 5lbs 2oz. I hope this info helps!

Noah Howell

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Seems like a tighter more taut system on the new model. On the older model the clips didn't stay attached to the poles unless it was fully guyed out.