The North Face Meso 2
$208.99 - $279.00
MSRP: $259.00
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Specs
Specs
| Minimum Weight |
3 lb 13 oz / 1.4 kg |
| Packed Weight |
4 lb 8 oz / 2.0 kg |
| Seasons |
3-Season |
| Sleeping Capacity |
2 |
| Doors |
1 |
| Floor Length |
85 in / 216 cm |
| Floor Width |
50.5 in / 128 cm |
| Floor Area |
sq ft / 2.8 sq m |
| Vestibules |
1 |
| Vestibule Area |
9.7 sq ft / 0.9 sq m |
| Peak Height |
36 in / 91 cm |
Description
The distinctive semi-circle shape, three-pole design, and high-low venting set the Meso 2 apart from the rest of the field of two-person, three-season tents. The 40-denier nylon canopy with no-see-um mesh helps air circulation, and 70-denier nylon floor with water-resistant polyurethane coating protects you and your gear from mud and moisture. The color-coded DAC Featherlite NSL poles and clip-pitch technology provide a solid frame in just minutes. A side entrance and vestibule provide a covered entrance and extra storage space. A second side door keeps your guest from crawling over your area. The fly can be pitched separately in the event of a sudden downpour, or just pack the fly and poles only for an ultralight setup. Compatible gear loft and footprint (Sold separately).
Features:
- Two separate entrances for privacy
- Large vestibule for stowing boots, backpacks, soaked clothes
- Easy to assemble, color-coded pole clip pitch
- High-low venting for temperature
- Polyurethane port on rainfly
- Storage pockets, hanging loops for lantern and gear loft
- Fully taped, nylon bucket floor to prevent soggy bottom
- DAC Featherlite NSL stakes
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