Road Runner 23
Features
**Standard Weight = Tent canopy, fly sheet and poles
*Total Weight = Tent canopy, fly sheet, poles, stakes, stuff sack and accessory sacks
Brow pole creates additional headroom in vestibule
Color-coded canopy and flysheet webbing
Compatible with TNF™ #2 Gear Loft Compression
stuffsack included
Continuous pole sleeves with pole pockets
DAC Featherlite aluminum poles
Dual doors with dual vestibules
Durable polyurethane windows, cold-crack tested to -60 degrees F
Fly-only pitching Freestanding design with two vestibules
High and low air circulation through mesh panels and doors Internal pockets Multiple guy-points
Reflective guy-line loops and glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls Taped, nylon taffeta true bucket floor
Roadrunner 2 Tent Pitching Instructions and Care
Reviews
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chicagotransplant - Jan 23, 2007 10:22 pm - Voted 5/5
My 3-season standard
This has been my standard 3 season tent for years, I am now on my second one (first was stolen... arrgh) and would buy it again.
It is super easy to set up, and without the fly on I can pick it up by the peak with one finger to move it around until I find the perfect spot on the ground to stake it.
The open mesh design makes it perfect for a beautiful starry night to gaze out at the world sans-fly and feel the cool mountain air. Also has tie downs on the fly to anchor in windy conditions.
Its great in the rain too, I weathered an overnight thunderstorm a few times and awoke dry. When I broke down the tent the ground underneath was dry as well.
This is a great 3-season tent, roomy for two to sleep comfortably and tall enough to sit up in without brushing your head.
It is super easy to set up, and without the fly on I can pick it up by the peak with one finger to move it around until I find the perfect spot on the ground to stake it.
The open mesh design makes it perfect for a beautiful starry night to gaze out at the world sans-fly and feel the cool mountain air. Also has tie downs on the fly to anchor in windy conditions.
Its great in the rain too, I weathered an overnight thunderstorm a few times and awoke dry. When I broke down the tent the ground underneath was dry as well.
This is a great 3-season tent, roomy for two to sleep comfortably and tall enough to sit up in without brushing your head.
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briand97 - Apr 1, 2004 3:38 pm - Voted 5/5
Untitled ReviewThe vestibules are large and very well designed but the tent door itself could use a tad bit of work (I found it a little too low to the ground for my liking.
Set-up is a breeze and I particularly like the fact that the upper half of the tent is mesh. Perfect for hot spring nights with bugs.