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Marmot Aeolos Tent 2-Person 3-Season
Thanks to the Marmot Aeolos Tent’s vertical corner pole sections, tall hikers get a true 90 inches of room to stretch out after a long day on the trail. In addition to its spacious dimensions, this two-person tent feature two top poles that help maximize headroom for those tent-bound rainy days. Two doors and two vestibules give each person his or her own exit and storage space, and the tent can be set up with just the fly, poles, and footprint for an ultralight summer shelter.
Bottom Line: Stretch out in the Aeolos.
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Marmot Aeolos 2p
By: Logan Spader
July 17, 2009
This was taken on a foggy morning on the Lake Superior Hiking Trail after the skies dumped on my buddy and me all night long.
Along the Colorado River
By: phi55251593865
September 18, 2009
2 Comments Last Comment: August 18, 2009 by: Brian
By: Brian
August 18, 2009
Yes the fly drooping down is annoying to say the least and the pool of water that collects on the fly where it sags is also annoying. Here are two pieces of advice that I can give to help with the problems: 1st if it is raining bad and I get worried about the fly sagging onto the mesh I just disconnect the tent from the 2 smaller poles, which gives less tent space but brings the tent away from touching the fly. 2nd I just have to remember to push gently up on the fly before I get out to let the water that has collected run down the rain fly. The 2nd step is very annoying but for the awesome price I paid and the quality of the tent I am willing to put up with it. If you are still r eading their is one other thing that bothered me about this tent and that is the inside pockets that everything slides out of. So my girlfriend and I are just going to put a few stitches between the pocket and tent meshing to stop things from sliding out.Hope this helps :)
By: tddivoky1074222
August 12, 2009
I noticed the same issue with my Aeolos; droopy fly when well staked out. I even got a puddle formed on one end of the top, which is worrisome. I think part of the reason is the new siliconized fly sheets. I have an NF tent that has the siliconized fly and I can't get that to stake out like I am used to. If the fly never leaks, I guess the weight savings is the price of not having a taut fly.
DD
Change me.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [Fly] 40D nylon ripstop; [Floor] 70D nylon PU
- Freestanding:
- Yes
- Poles:
- 4
- Pole Material:
- DAC NSL aluminum
- Doors:
- 2
- Clip / Sleeve:
- Clip, sleeve
- Floor Space:
- 56 x 90in (142 x 229cm), 35sq ft (3.25sq m)
- Interior Height:
- 40in (102cm)
- Vestibule Space:
- 19sq ft (1.75sq m)
- Packed Size:
- 7 x 20in (18 x 51cm)
- Ventilation:
- Mesh walls
- Weight:
- 5lb 5oz (2.4kg)
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking, camping
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime






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