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Leave the rake at home.

You don’t need to bring a rake with you just to protect the bottom of your Rock 32 tent from sticks and stones. Pack The North Face Rock 32 Footprint instead (it’s much more compact and won’t poke you in the eye). This footprint can also be used for fly-only pitching on hot summer camping trips.

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3 5

depp23983

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

The Rock 32 footprint is light weight and compact. However, it doesn't cover the vestibules. If you're concerned about size and weight, use it. If size and weight aren't a concern I'd say use a tarp large enough to cover the vestibule floors.

Test

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A tent's vestibule area is often used for cooking with backpacking stoves--the tent flap open--during inclimate weather. In doing this the last thing you want under the stove is plastic. If you're concerned about gear storage, buy a tent to accommodate the space you need or bring a piece of tyvek.

3 5

brandon

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

doesnt go past the tent into the the covered gear protection areas which is weird and annoying. really thin but worked fine.

4 5

Jack Hare

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It's great to have a footprint to extend the life of your tent, but this one doesn't seem to fit well. The actual materiel is the right size, but the metal rings for sticking the tent poles in seem to be too far out to be that useful. They are attached to elastic loops and extend further out than those on the fly or inner tent. Effectively the poles don't hold the ground sheet down, it's just the weight of the tent. Perhaps this is more useful when just doing a fly pitch. Still, it doesn't make the ground sheet useless, but I can't quite work out why it was designed like this, hence four stars.

How much does it weigh?

Max

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How much does it weigh?

lavalord11

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I found the weight for this listed at 12oz, though I don't think that includes the little carrying bag.

Max

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Thanks Lavalord11

5 5

Scott Anderson

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It's a footprint, it folds up to the size of a rolled up T-shirt, its water proof and will protect the tent investment you just made. Fits perfect to the 32 tent.