Eureka! Pinnacle Pass 2A
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To all considering a well priced quality two-man backpacking…
Rajuncajun126 (Guest)
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Price Paid: about $145.67
To all considering a well priced quality two-man backpacking tent, I have brought this one backpacking through about four three- or four-day very intense:) backpacking trips. I also use it regulary on weekend campouts.
It has been a great tent featuring two doors lightweight aluminum poles, two great gear pockets, and a design that is great for the two man team. I can set it up in about three minutes by myself. I really like the flaps on the side of the tent because it keeps away the wind and gives a good spot to put your shoes for the night.
It has plenty of room on a backpacking trip where there is less gear, but it gets cramped sometimes on a regular campout where I have a tent partner who overpacks.
It is a great tent and I AM recomending it for those who do some backpacking and some small overnighters, in fact I might just buy another!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Pinnacle Pass 2A has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$99.97 - $169.95
The Eureka! Pinnacle Pass 2A is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen December 1, 2010 at Gear for Adventure.
where to buy:
You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these Eureka! retailers:
- Campmor
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