Kelty Grand Teton 2.0
average rating
Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
Love this tent! At 5lbs, the Grand Tenton II is heavier…
Jeffery Gosnell
413 reviewer rep
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Rating:
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $125
Summary
Love this tent!
Pros
- Easy setup
- Price
Cons
- Weight (5lb)
- Small vestibule
At 5lbs, the Grand Tenton II is heavier than many tents, but I wanted the extra room to spread out. Previously, I spent a rainy week in a 1-man tent, and I was miserable. The GTII solved this dilemma.
The vestibule is way too small. I can put my shoes and a few items in it, but there is no room for my pack. I ended up bringing my pack into the tent and putting my feet on top of it (nice trick when you're using a short sleeping pad in cold temps).
It's easy to set up. With the footprint (not included), it pitches tautly enough that I don't need stakes, except in high winds.
Extremely easy to set-up! Could do it with my eyes…
CrazyCora
8 reviewer rep
Rating:
Design: Three-season freestanding
Sleeps: 2
Ease of Setup: Easy
Weight: 5 lb
Price Paid: $180
Extremely easy to set-up! Could do it with my eyes closed. The tent is a two-person, but is very snug. It's a bit heavy for backpacking, but really good quality and the two vestibules make it comfortable for getting in and out easily.
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The Grand Teton 2.0 has been discontinued.
reviewers paid:$125.00 - $180.00
The Kelty Grand Teton 2.0 is not available from the stores we monitor.
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