Stephenson's Warmlite Warmlite 2R

Warmlite 2R
Reviewed by John Walton, Feb 19, 2004

"The design is good. The tent is lightweight and easy to set up. My tent had four faulty joints in the poles. This caused the front pole to fail while sleeping in a high wind area when the tent was less than a year old and had limited use. They refused to stand behind their product. The low quality of workmanship is not acceptable for such a high priced tent."

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Warmlite 2R
Reviewed by speacock, Oct 31, 2000

"As of 11/2000 we have had ours 3+ years. Lightweight, robust tent even though it is made of quite fragile looking supports and fabric.

This is a specialized tent and not the kind you would let your kids use in the backyard with the neighbors kids sleeping over (at least not ours)."

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Warmlite 2R
Reviewed by John, Sep 14, 2000

"All I ever heard is how great these tents are. Great for what?

They are not seamed sealed, but come with a tube a silicon to do at home. Very messy and smelly task for a tent over $500 retail. I will not dispute the light weight. The tent did breathe quit well in the rain/snow/sleet conditions."

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Warmlite 2R
Reviewed by Dick Godfrey, Nov 20, 1999

"I just spent 17 days in Southern Colorado on the Continental Divide. We had rain almost every day. The tent performed beautifully. There was some condensation on the end "cones," but a few swipes with a pack towel took care of that.

Setting up in the rain is a joy, since with the single wall design there is no chance for rain to get into the tent while you struggle with poles, pegs, and hooks."

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Warmlite 2R
Reviewed by ajenka@..., Apr 11, 1997

"I recently spent the night in my warmlite in the April Fools Blizzard of '97 in southern New Hampshire. Went to sleep in high wind, with light blowing snow and awoke to 30+ inches of snow. My Warmlite was all it was supposed to be. Warm, lite, strong, well ventilated and easy to put up and maintain through the night."

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