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Room for two actual-sized people ... no joke.

If you and your buddy are planning on summiting Kings Peak in Utah this spring, The North Face Minibus 2 Tent is ready to take care of your shelter needs. This three-season, two-person tent has reverse-combi poles and a unique pole configuration to deliver copious amounts of interior space and headroom.
  • Fly and floor fabric features a PU coating and taped seams to protect you and your gear from wet weather
  • Bathtub floor design keeps seams off the ground to help eliminate seepage
  • Double doors make for easy entry and exit; large vestibule storage space lets you keep wet bags and boots outside of your living space
  • DAC Featherlite poles provide structure and stability without weighing down your pack
  • Reverse-Combi pole construction utilizes a thicker diameter at the top of the tent and a thinner diameter on the sides, which change the arches of the poles so the tent walls are steeper
  • Poles made with DAC's Green Anodizing process, which eliminates the chemical polishing stage, reduces the need for hazardous chemicals, and recycles water throughout the rinsing process
  • Compatible with square gear loft (sold separately)
  • Fast-pitch compatible; just carry the poles, fly, and footprint to save weight (footprint sold separately)

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What sort of stakes (and how many?) come...

Darell

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What sort of stakes (and how many?) come with this tent?

Guy Geva

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V pegs, aluminium

Lauren F.

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It comes with 8 tent stakes.

Does this tent's fly get really tight and...

Geordie

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Does this tent's fly get really tight and nice looking when its set up or is it one of the ones that stays floppy in someplace making it noisy when it is windy?

Lauren F.

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I have this tent and most times when I set it up, I just throw it over the top and hook it on the poles in each corner and that works for most nights. That method doesn't work that well for rain or wind however. You've got to fasten the Velcro straps to the poles and cinch the fly down real tight, and if you do that, this tent is pretty solid in the wind.

This tent could be used in bad weather?

itzhak shoham

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This tent could be used in bad weather?

Ryan Hamilton

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Yes, this tent would be fine in rain and light snow, maybe even moderate snow. Just make sure you seal the seams first.

Darell

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Aren't the seams all taped-sealed? I'm not sure you can (or have any need to) seal them further.