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The North Face Triarch 2.0 2 Person Tent

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$229.99
$450.00
Color: Gravel / Acid Yellow
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Tan
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ID: 1058815

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The North Face Triarch 2.0 2 Person Tent is a backpacking tent for two people. The single wall tent is easy to set up, and keeps the weather off, while high-low vents keep air moving. The 15D nylon ripstop fabric is lightweight yet durable, making it easier to carry and hold up to the rigors of the outdoors. Featuring two doors and two vestibules, there is plenty of space for exit, entry, and storing gear at camp.

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5
Great tent!
Review athttp://www.thenorthface.com
  • Submitted 2 years ago
  • By Ashley
  • From Vermont

Easy to set up, and I love how compact you could make it especially when bikepacking for multiple days! We camped a night in the rain and it was so nice to know that it was waterproof, we didn't get wet at all. Only thing I wish it had was a footprint. Hopefully this is made in the near future!

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Spacious tent with potential Achilles' Heel
Review athttp://www.thenorthface.com
  • Submitted 2 years ago
  • By Georgia Rock Hopper
  • From Atlanta, GA

Once you manage to puzzle your way through the text-less line drawings that provide a few bare hints on tent assembly, you have a comfortable, spacious tent on your hands. Weight wasn't too bad, doable for 3 season backpacking and car camping. But on my second campout, the aluminum portion of the poles shattered in my hands under only the mildest of strain. I managed to rig some cardboard at the break to protect the tent fabric, but this appears to be a definite Achilles' heel in this otherwise well-built tent. Will this be your experience too, or was this a one-off event? Who know? And if anyone would care to document how to assemble the tent with text and not just simple line drawings, I would be very grateful. Post a how-to video on YouTube and we'll be trail buddies for life!

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Cons
  • Difficult To Set Up
Pros
  • Comfortable
  • Fly Works Well
Best Uses
  • Backpacking
  • Car Camping
What Is Your Gear Style
  • Comfort Driven
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  • Avid Adventurer
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