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The Crib Tent by Marmot is a roomy two person tent designed to give you as much room as you can possibly get for all of your gear, partners, dogs, etc. Fully seam sealed so you can be sure you won't get water pooling up around you in the middle of the night and made with catenary floors that involves pulling the taped seams off the ground to ensure absolute waterproofness.
Super light poles keep the tent upright even in the worst of storms and a double vestibule keeps you and your partner's gear separate for better organization, while the double doors allows you to sneak out at night without alerting your tent mate.
Features
- Catenary Cut Floor Fully Waterproof Floor with Taped Seams Lifted Off the Ground
- Double Door
- Double Vestibule
- New Lightweight Clip Lightweight Clip
- Velcroâ„¢ Weld Velcro Weld
- DAC NSL Dual Diameter Green Poles
- Stay Put Pole System
- Fly Vents
- Window Weldâ„¢ Waterproof Window Construction Reduces Weight and Enhances Appearance
- Bare Bones Setup Allows the Fly to be Used by Itself with Footprint to Make a Lightweight, Sturdy Shelter
Gender: Unisex
Material: Floor: 70d 100% Nylon PU 3000mm W/R, F/R Canopy: 50d 100% Polyester Taffeta F/R Fly: 40d 100% Nylon Ripstop Silicon/PU 1800mm W/R, F/R
Tent Season: 3
Tent Capacity: 2
Vendor ProductId: 2725
Review ProductId: 16642
Reviews
Reviewed by 1 customer
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Pros
- Easy To Set Up
- Fly Works Well
- Sturdy
- Waterproof
- Windproof
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Backpacking
- Car Camping
- Climbing
Comments about Marmot Crib Tent (2 Person):
I have owned this tent for 2 months and used it nearly every weekend. I holds up in wind and rain, and is comfortable in cooler temps.
I use it mainly for short distance backpacking, on or near approach trails to climbing destinations.
I consider the tent large for a two person, my girlfriend and I fit very comfortably, with room for gear. The double vestibule is great, we can put our gear there too. We usually put the gear in one, and the dog in the other. I have had no leakage or condensation problems, thus far.
My only complaint is the weight and pack size. If I were to take this on a lengthy backpacking expedition I would get a compression sack for the tent/fly and have my girlfriend pack the poles.
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