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Kelty Gunnison 2 Tent 2-Person 3-Season

Kelty Gunnison 2 Tent 2-Person 3-Season

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Kelty Gunnison 2 Tent 2-Person 3-Season

A revision of the classic Vortex, the Kelty Gunnison 2 is a simple, lightweight tent for 3-seasons of use. The mesh panels are strategically located to provide ventilation, decrease condensation, and keep you from feeling like you're spending the night in a cave. Even in the dark, it's easy to secure the aluminum DAC Pressfit poles to the individual clips for set-up. Configured with two doors and two vestibules, the floorplan maximizes the available living space. Other features include taped seams to keep water out and internal storage pockets to help organize essentials.

Bottom Line: A room with a view.

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Rating for this product: 5

Bang For The Buck

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October 4, 2008

Bought this tent for backpacking. Lots of room, great rain protection, fairly light and compact, easy to assemble, need I say more? Fairly priced! One of the best in my opinion.

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My girlfriend and I are planning a self-supported trans-american...

My girlfriend and I are planning a self-supported trans-american bike tour. We'd like something light and free standing without a lot of "crazy poles" with vestibules to protect panniers.We'll be going out in the early spring, so it shouldn't be too cold, but we'll definitely be getting rained on.Think this fits the bill? Will it hold up to 40+ days of camping?

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October 3, 2008

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Is this a good tent for my cub scout

Is this a good tent for my cub scout

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September 9, 2008

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There may not be a universal answer here. It would depend on many factors like: What time of the year?,How old is the scout?, Others going to help pitch the tent?, 2 people in the tent or just 1?, How heavily will it be used?...you get the idea. I have personally used this tent and find it "cozy" for 2 "average" adults with summer gear. I personally like tents with elbow room. The tent holds up in wet conditions and is easy to pitch with 2 people...practice is always recommended. There may be less expensive tents available if the scouts are rough on gear. Solid tent overall. I would buy it again if it came up missing.

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September 12, 2008

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Is this color going to be hard to see in a whiteout? (it's kinda...

Is this color going to be hard to see in a whiteout? (it's kinda hard to tell how light it is from the pics)

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August 26, 2008

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A whiteout like snow whiteout? This is definitely a 3 season tent, with good bag and pad, you can be comfortable to pretty cold temps, but as much as I like mine, I wouldn't go near a whiteout in it.

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August 26, 2008

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Rating for this product: 4

Good overall

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August 15, 2008

I got this tent for a backpacking trip in Alaska. It was the summer so the cold wasn't a problem. The tent is very easy to set up and you can do it in just a couple minutes. There was light drizzle a few times while I camped but nothing much, so I can't comment on the effectiveness of the rainfly. One slightly annoying design for me is that the door bottoms are high enough off the ground where you have to really step into the tent... I caught my foot on the tent about 90% of the time I got in and out of it. No harm done, but I was grunting a little after the third time. Also, this is completely personal preference, but I don't think I like the clear area on the tent and rainfly. I felt like people could see in and one morning I sat up and actually saw a moose a few feet away, looking at me through the clear area. That was pretty cool, but I didn't really feel the same as strangers were strolling by to their own tents. Overall though, the tent did everything I needed it to. Next I'll have to test it with me and another person.

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Rating for this product: 5

Great tent

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May 3, 2008

I've had this tent for about 5 years now, and used it in just about every type of weather Utah has (which is a lot) and it has performed pretty flawlessly. I initially got it because I, like the reviewer below, am quite tall, and this tent had the space I wanted. I also liked the two doors, no climbing over your buddy to go to the bathroom at night. For summer, you can't beat this tent, nice ventilation and durability. Even in the shoulder seasons where it gets a little cooler and wetter, this tent still rocks, the rainfly is functional, and ventilates acceptably when set up correctly. There are lighter and more expensive tents out there, but for the money, you can't beat this one.

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Rating for this product: 3

Good Tent

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April 23, 2008

This was one of the first tents I purchased to lighten my load. Strictly speaking for its size, I really like it. I had the hardest time finding a longer tent because at 6'6" and 270 pounds, I learned quickly that manufacturers counted a lot of extra floor space which was unusable principally because the slant of the walls. This tent has loads of space, sets up easy, does well in the rain, and overall I highly recommend it. The only gripe I have is that the interior gear net needs to be tied in by hand (it will sag) and the rainfly has no windows and little ventilation.

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What's the difference between packaged weight and minimum we...

What's the difference between packaged weight and minimum weight?

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April 22, 2008

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The rainfly (and sometimes little stuff like the sewn bags that the poles came in)

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September 12, 2008

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would this be a good tent for the appalachain trail

would this be a good tent for the appalachain trail

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March 23, 2008

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It probably would be a good tent, but there are tents that are cheaper, lighter and have more room. I recommend the Eureka Spitfire 2.

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July 10, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

solid tent

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March 16, 2008

This tent is big enoung to fit 2 large men. It sents up very fast and is quite sturdy. The vestibules are large enough to fit all the gear you can carry.

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Tech Specs:

Material: [wall] Nylon taffeta, [floor] 1800mm PU Nylon Taffeta
Freestanding: Yes
Poles: 2
Pole Material: DAC Pressfit
Doors: 2
Clip/ Sleeve: Clip
Floor Space: 37 sq ft, 92 x 58 x 40"
Interior Height: 40"
Vestibule Space: 2 Vestibules, 12 sq ft + 12 sq ft
Seam Sealed: Yes
Bathtub Floor: Yes
Ventilation: Fly vents, side wall vents, mesh ceiling
Interior Storage: Internal storage pockets
Packed Size: 7 x 25"
Weight: [packaged] 5 lb 11 oz, [minimum] 5 lb 3 oz
Recommended Use: Backpacking, car camping
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime