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ALPS Mountaineering Tasmanian Tent 2-Person
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SKU: WX2*0720671
Overview
Built for campers who need a dependable shelter when conditions turn unsettled, this 2-person, 4-season tent focuses on weather protection and straightforward setup. The freestanding, 2-pole design uses quick-clip assembly, while the coated fly and floor, along with factory-sealed seams, are intended to help keep moisture out. Two doors, zippered mesh windows, and dual vestibules add practical access, ventilation, and gear space without making the shelter feel overcomplicated. It suits hunters and backcountry users who want a compact basecamp option for wind, rain, and changing temperatures.
Why Hunters Choose the Alps
4-season Design
Supports use in unpredictable weather
1,500mm Fly
Coating and 5,000mm floor coating
Factory-sealed Fly
Floor seams provide added weather
Freestanding 2-pole
Quick-clip assembly simplifies setup
Two Doors
Zippered mesh windows improve access
Key Features
- 2-person, 4-season tent for unpredictable camping conditions
- Freestanding 2-pole design with 7000 series aluminum poles
- 1,500mm fly coating and 5,000mm floor coating for wet-weather protection
- Factory-sealed fly and floor seams add weather protection
- Two doors with zippered mesh windows for easier entry and ventilation
- Two vestibules provide added gear storage
- Includes aluminum stakes and guylines
Best Used For
- 2-person cold-weather camping where weather protection and stability matter
- Hunters needing a freestanding shelter with two doors for easy entry and exit
- Backcountry users wanting vestibules for organized gear storage outside the sleeping area
- Campers who prefer quick-clip pole assembly for straightforward setup in changing conditions
- Trips where mesh windows and ventilation help manage airflow without sacrificing coverage
Specifications
| Capacity | 2-person |
|---|---|
| Design | Freestanding |
| Door Windows | Zippered mesh windows |
| Doors | 2 doors |
| Floor Coating | 5,000mm coating |
| Floor Material | 75D 185T poly taffeta |
| Fly Attachment | Buckles on fly |
| Fly Coating | 1,500mm coating |
| Fly Material | 75D 185T polyester |
| Guylines | Included |
| Included Accessories | Stakes and guylines |
| Pole Assembly | Pole clips that quickly snap over tent poles |
| Pole Design | 2-pole design with 1 continuous pole system and a second pole that goes across the tent |
| Pole Material | 7000 series aluminum poles |
| Seams | Factory-sealed fly and floor seams |
| Season Rating | 4-season |
| Setup | Easy assembly |
| Stakes | 7075 aluminum stakes |
| Storage | Mesh storage pockets and gear loft |
| Uv Resistance | UV-resistant fly |
| Ventilation | Mesh windows |
| Vestibule Poles | Included |
| Vestibules | 2 vestibules |
| Weather Protection | Weather protection |
| Zippers | Extra large #8 zippers |
Pros
- 4-season design supports use in unpredictable weather conditions
- 1,500mm fly coating and 5,000mm floor coating add wet-weather protection
- Factory-sealed fly and floor seams provide added weather protection
- Freestanding 2-pole design with quick-clip assembly simplifies setup
- Two doors and zippered mesh windows improve access and ventilation
- Two vestibules add covered storage space for gear
Considerations & Trade-offs
- At 2-person capacity, space is limited for hunters who want extra room for gear inside the tent.
- The 4-season design and added weather-protection features can mean more setup components and a less minimal carry than a fair-weather shelter.
- Vestibule space is available, but it is still external storage, so larger packs and wet gear are not kept fully inside the sleeping area.
- The tent’s weather-focused build emphasizes protection and stability, which may be more than needed for trips where ventilation and ultralight packing are the priority.
Suggested Comparisons
- 4-season backpacking tent
- 2-person freestanding tent
- weather-resistant tent
- tent with vestibules
Suggested Accessories
- Tent footprint
- Tent repair kit
- Gear loft organizer
- Aluminum stakes
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Tasmanian Tent suitable for cold-weather or shoulder-season hunting trips?
It is described as a 4-season, 2-person tent designed for unpredictable conditions. The provided information highlights weather protection features such as coated fly and floor, sealed seams, and wind-stabilizing poles, but it does not specify temperature ratings or cold-weather limits.
How many doors and vestibules does this tent have?
The tent has 2 doors, one on each end, and 2 vestibules for gear storage.
What weather protection features are listed for this tent?
The listed weather features include a 1,500mm coating on the fly, a 5,000mm coating on the floor, factory-sealed seams on the fly and floor, UV-resistant fly material, and vestibules with poles for extra weather protection.
Is the tent easy to set up in the field?
The tent is described as freestanding with a 2-pole design and quick-clip pole assembly that snaps over the poles. That suggests straightforward setup, but no exact setup time is provided.
What comes included with the tent?
The included items listed are 7075 aluminum stakes and guylines. The description also mentions mesh storage pockets and a gear loft as features.