Description
Put the Rock on a hard place.
- 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 Pressfit poles provide structure and stability without weighing down your pack
- Poles are 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
- Color-coded poles and clip attachments help you pitch the tent fast so you can get under cover quickly
- Steel stakes are ultra durable
- Built-in gear loft helps you organize your gear
- Fast-pitch compatible; just carry the poles, fly, and footprint to save weight (footprint sold separately)
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The North Face Rock 32 Bx Tent: 3-Person 3-Season
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How necessary is purchasing the TNF Rock...
Sean
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How necessary is purchasing the TNF Rock 32 footprint. I have read mixed reviews on it. Should I buy this footprint? One at all? Or a different one?
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Phil Maher
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I would. Think of it this way: what sounds better, beating up and eventually replacing a $40 footprint or having your tent taking the brunt of all the crap the ground under it has to offer and having to replace that instead? A few more bucks, but somewhat of a necessary evil in my book.
Has anyone measured the actual interior...
Test
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Has anyone measured the actual interior length of the floor?
Rock 32 in the desert
Thomas
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Durable tent. Set up on sandy ground lots of thorns everywhere. Footprint help a bunch here. Strong winds were no problem for this tent. Very sturdy and easy to set up in the dark. Being that the tent itself is all mesh that ventilation comes with a price in the desert, fine sand finds its way in and covers everything.
Highly recommended anyway.
Expected North Face quality
Deener
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I purchased this tent as a christmas gift for myself. I have yet to use it since it is winter here in Utah and I am skiing most anytime I am not working or sleeping. I bought this after camping for 3 weeks in Costa Rica in my friends North Face tent. It was the rainy season and it poured rain for days at a time and nothing ever got wet. His tent is 6 years old at this point and still is holding strong. I expect to get the same life and performance out of this tent. I will update this when I have actually used the tent. I do love the simple design of the poles and how easy it should be to setup.
Light and easy.
John Pitto
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- Gender: Male
Light, very easy to put up, tear down and putting back in bag is easy and plenty of room. Nice storage compartments inside. Plenty of room for my needs. Would recommend to anyone.
Easy to set up, warm, well designed
brandon
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
this tent took two seconds to set up by myself. It was a great size for one person and all my gear inside the tent. THe footprint made by northface only covers the tent, not the gear protection areas so I didnt want to use it. Otherwise an amazing tent for a great price, should last years.
Great tent for two!
joy100532256
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Had a wonderful 4 nights and 5 days in this tent. Nice and roomy for two. We experienced rain and temps in the 30s and stayed dry. Purchased the footprint with this tent and it lived up to promise...was completely dry when we lifted the tent despite the wet floor beneath.
EEZY PEEZY LEMON SQUEEZY
bun4480133
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GF and I setup the tent for the first time in the dark. We got it up quickly and without much bickering. It rained pretty heavy that night and we stayed dry =)A little bit of condensation in the morning, but the tent vents so nicely that it was barely noticeable. Love the 2 exit option...GF almost pissed herself but was able to scramble out her side of the tent without tripping over me.
Easy to put up, looks nice
ger5232323
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This tent was especially easy to put up. Because the main part of the tent is mostly mesh, it's exceptionally lightweight, but the rain fly was sufficient to protect us from the elements. It's also a nice color scheme -- overall, we were quite satisfied.
Perfect tent for all kind of camping.
Kyle Harris
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This tent sleeps two and a dog comfortably. Definitely a tight squeeze to have 3 people in it, but that's the case with most tents and average American size. This tent is super easy to put up. Breathes well with the all mesh canopy. One of my favorite features is the gear loft. It is perfect for stashing your head lamp or anything else you might need in the middle of the night. You can easily hand the Black Diamond Orbit Lantern from the loft and enjoy ample light for reading, journaling, or whatever else you may be doing in your tent.
Shelter from the Rain Like Nothing I've Experienced Before
Kyle
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There have been numerous in depth reviews on this tent and they all speak truly of its performance. I'd just like to add my 2 cents:
This tent withstood 20, I'll say it again, 20, straight HOURS of non-stop steady rain in the Appalachians last week. It was incredible! My partner and I were so pleasantly surprised that there was not one drop of water in the tent. This is after getting our sleeping bags and feet considerably soaked every night in Glacier with our last tent (I think it was an older Sierra Designs). It also rained the other 3 days we were out there too, but for a few hours at a time, luckily not 20 like our first night/day. You see why I'm ecstatic about this Rock 32 now, don't you?
There are other great things to mention about this tent like the doors, the roominess/comfort, and the ease of set up, but these have already been touched on by others. I hope my experience will help you decide if this tent is right for your needs. For me, it definitely provided for a comfortable stay in nature.
Camping on the beach in Surfside, TX
chr5625566
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Tent performed great on the sand at Surfside. This is fast becoming my favorite piece of camping equipment.
Used REI Snow and Sand Tent Anchors to keep it in place.
The Perfect Tent for Hotter Climate.
rlc5623081
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I have had a lot of outdoor sleeping experience. I wouldn't call it camping but, more surviving. I served 6 years in the Marine Corps and have been issued all types of gear. Some of this gear was great and some I wouldn't put it in my pack if they paid me. The tents that I was issued all lacked good ventilation. These tents were so hot that I would usually spend my few hours sleeping in my gore tex sleeping bag cover, if not on top of the cover, with a mosquito netting thrown over me. I have had personal tents from other makers but, they were just cheap last minute purchases right before a weekend trip. I have been looking for a good 2 man tent so that my girlfriend will be comfortable on a weekend trip. Keeping her dry and as cool as possible were my biggest concerns. No better way to ruin a persons desire to cmap than to make their first trip miserable. This tent is well ventilated, dry, durable and not too heavy. The tent will sleep 3 people but, fits 2 with gear perfect and will let you keep your gear inside as well. I like the green color because it allows me to blend in better with the surroundings. The tent overall is made well and is a great price compaired to other tents that are made cheaper. Hope this review helps others make a great purchase.
Definitely Waterproof
Leslie Byers
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This tent was crazy easy to set up and take down. And the fly is definitely waterproof since it rained the whole time we were camping and the inside stayed perfectly dry. Perfect size for me, the man friend, and the pup.
Truly three person
Jack Hare
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Took this up the Devil's Path, in the Catskills, NY, for a two day back packing trip. For the price, it's a great weight and a great tent. We comfortably fit three people inside - one tall, larger guy, a tall skinny guy and a short woman. Really, if you can fit three sleeping mats side by side in there, you'll be fine, and you can! The vestibules are good, though maybe a little small if you have really big packs - we fit three 65 L packs inside them okay. The colour is great, really blends well with the woods. It's a very quiet tent in the wind, and it's easy to get everything very tight to prevent condensation. We didn't have any issues with water collecting on the inside. My question below asks whether it might be a bit cold getting into winter as the inside tent is all mesh, but it dropped to about 20 F on our trip and we were fine. The stakes that come with it are pretty poor, but I got six MSR ground hogs and use the original stakes for guy lines. I like the gear loft and the pockets inside the tent, and there are plenty of loops on the fly for moving guy lines around. I did a lot of research before buying this tent, looking at ten or twelve three person tents, and I'm really glad I settled on this.
Hey, just got this tent from backcountry...
Jack Hare
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Hey, just got this tent from backcountry and was putting it up in the yard. I realised the canopy was all mesh before I bought it, but now I've got it I'm wondering whether that might be an issue in colder weather. I was wondering what sort of temperatures people have been using this tent in, and whether I should get something with a more robust canopy for camping at the beginning or end of winter.
Also, the 'ultra durable' stakes are pretty terrible - I managed to bend one going through soft clay. Looks like I'm buying some after market ones!
Guy Geva
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1. More mesh less heat in cold days
2. MSR "Ground-Hog" stakes r bombproof
East Texas Adventure
csa5469105
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East Texas Adventure
csa5469105
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Solid as a Rock!
csa5469105
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Was impressed with the over all weight of the tent while in the storage bag. Went for a weekend on a lakefront campsite, through-out the night the wind picked up something wicked. Strong enough that it woke me up and I was thinking about the tent and how would it hold up... No worries, I'm impressed with the durability of this tent, well it's a TNF product... need I say more?
Easy set and and take down, quality components...
is it waterproof?
mrt5188206
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is it waterproof?
James Jenden
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Yes. Completely, if you put the rain fly up.
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