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The North Face Stormbreak Tents: 3-Person $132, 2-Person $111, 1-Person Expired

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    Product Name: The North Face Stormbreak 2 Tent
    Product Description: 3/4 front view with rainfly (Golden Oak/Pavement) loading
    3/4 front view with rainfly (Golden Oak/Pavement)
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    Front view (Golden Oak/Pavement)
    Pole clips (Golden Oak/Pavement)
    Interior pocket (Golden Oak/Pavement) loading
    Interior pocket (Golden Oak/Pavement)
    Light (sold separately) hung on gear loop (Golden Oak/Pavement) loading
    Light (sold separately) hung on gear loop (Golden Oak/Pavement)
    Pole structure (Golden Oak/Pavement) loading
    Pole structure (Golden Oak/Pavement)
    Stuff sack (32oz bottle not included) (Golden Oak/Pavement) loading
    Stuff sack (32oz bottle not included) (Golden Oak/Pavement)
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    Product SKU: 204332
    best_use: Backpacking
    canopy_fabric: 75-denier polyester taffeta
    design_type: Freestanding
    floor_area: 30.6 square feet
    floor_dimensions: 87 x 50 inches
    floor_fabric: 68-denier polyester with 3,000 mm polyurethane coating
    footprint_included: No
    minimum_trail_weight: 5 lbs. 5 oz.
    number_of_doors: 2 doors
    number_of_poles: 4
    packaged_weight: 5 lbs. 14 oz.
    packed_size: 7 x 22 inches
    peak_height: 43 inches
    rainfly_fabric: 75-denier polyester with 1,200 mm polyurethane coating
    seasons: 3-season
    sleeping_capacity: 2-person
    vestibule_area: 9.78 + 9.78 square feet

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    hwatson6
    05-22-2024 at 04:53 AM.

    Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank hwatson6

    05-22-2024 at 04:53 AM.
    I have been using the stormbreak 3 for a couple of years. I have done multiple camping trips with it, including a week long bike/camping (supported) trip, which I'm about do do again soon. It's easy to setup/breakdown, has very functional space, it's kept me dry, and the rainfly door design is great with how many ways you can pin it open. I'm 6'2 and have the 3-person, it's just long enough for me and big enough to fit all my gear inside with me comfortably. It didn't come with a footprint, but I just bought a 6x8 tarp for <$10 and it fits almost perfect, just tuck the edges under the tent. It's a bit too heavy for backpacking/bikepacking, but if you're car camping, or have a supported trip it's a great tent - especially at this price!
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    Dead--First
    05-25-2024 at 05:26 PM.
    05-25-2024 at 05:26 PM.
    Quote from rodbucks :
    Great price but 1 man is a little tight if you're little larger than average size.
    I would say if you're over 5'10" it's too small
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    jez
    05-26-2024 at 08:08 AM.
    05-26-2024 at 08:08 AM.
    Quote from lpd82 :
    Is this a good tent for a new scout?

    Most scout trips have 3-4 scouts per tent. Have never been on one with one to a tent other than adult leaders. Troops may vary though.
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    ottothecow
    05-26-2024 at 10:09 AM.
    05-26-2024 at 10:09 AM.
    Quote from lpd82 :
    Is this a good tent for a new scout?
    At least in the troop I was in, the troop owned and maintained the tents. No scouts really brought their own and the tents in use tended to be more heavy duty/durable tents since they weren't getting carried that far and they were getting a lot of abuse.

    Scouts did have their own backpacks, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, etc. Those seem like better things to buy for a new scout. I kept using my scout-era backpack until I was 31!
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    05-26-2024 at 11:58 AM.
    05-26-2024 at 11:58 AM.
    Quote from lpd82 :
    Is this a good tent for a new scout?

    I got the 2p for my son on sale previously. This is exactly what he needs. Our troop does monthly campouts where the gear is transported in trailers/vehicles and they unload directly to the campsite. If and when they decide to do backpacking trips (which would be once a year for us), this will still probably be sufficient.
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    Exmoor
    05-26-2024 at 01:22 PM.
    05-26-2024 at 01:22 PM.
    I used an $30 Ozark Trail tent when I first started backpacking that is damn near a clone of this. To the extent that I suspect they both had the same manufacturer. Same weight and floor area even. I'm 6'1" and made it work, but it was REALLY tight. My biggest issue was the overall volume and it just felt so cramped when trying to change clothes, etc. I upgraded to a Lanshan Pro trekking pole tent a couple seasons ago for the weight savings, but even in the 1P Lanshan the size improvement is immense.

    If you poke around backpacking forums (Reddit, etc.) and Youtube there are some well reviewed freestanding tents available from companies like Naturehike that will probably give you a bit more room for nearly the same price and weight.
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    moarKowbell
    05-26-2024 at 01:58 PM.
    05-26-2024 at 01:58 PM.
    Quote from Falqon :
    It's a lot better than what I carried as a kid many years ago.

    It's not crazy light, but a 5lb 2 man isn't going to be a massive problem. I doubt your scout trip sends new kids on 30 mile a day hikes.

    That's one light man…
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