Gore Pass 2

Manufacturer: Big Agnes

Product Details:

Product Year	2009
Usage:
Shape:	dome/hoop
Freestanding:	1
Single Wall:
Capacity:	2
Number of Poles:	1
Pole Material:	high-strength aluminum
Diameter of Poles (mm):
Floor Space (square feet):	32.5
Tarp:	1
Layout:	rectangular
Length (inches):	90
Width (inches):	52
Nonstandard Shape:
Interior Height (inches):	40
Vestibule Type:	standard
Vestibule Front Area (square feet):	15
Vestibule Back Area (square feet):	15
Weight (lbs, oz):	5,14
Price:	$279.95

-Double door double vestibule-one vestibule may be staked out as a shade using trekking poles -4 mesh pockets included -Reflective guyline and reflective webbing on tent corners for nightime visibility -All seams taped with watrproof, solvent-free polyurethane (No PVC or VOCs)tape -Superlight aluminum stakes included -Gear loft loops included: Big Agnes gear loft sold separately -Footprint sold separately -Color: Terra Cotta and Cool Gray -Essentially same tent as Slide Mountain SL2 without the BOA lacing reels -DAC Combination lightweight pole system-featuring eco-friendly anodizing. DAC poles are super light and strong with press fit connectors, and lightweight hubs. -All DAC poles made from TH72M aluminum:the latest technology in lightweight tent poles featuring improved durability. -Fly is lightweight silicone treated nylon rip-stop with a waterproof polyurethane coating -Floor is a lightweight silicone treated nylon rip-stop with a waterproof polyurethane coating -Tent body is lightweight nylon and polyester mesh -Mesh body offers excellent ventilation -Singlehub/pole design with 2 cross over poles makes set up easy -Plastic clips attach tent body to the pole frame for quick and easy set-up

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Q.} After testing out backpacks I found the Osprey Ariel to fit really well, but am concerned about the thin hipbelt padding. My ultimate question: If a bag fits you really well, does thin padding make a big difference? If so, is there a way to improve it?
Submitted by: Laura - Tucson, AZ

A.} The padding on this particular pack is meant to be thermo-molded to your hips (it’s a process that gets done in the store by a clerk). While the padding may be thin, it’s very effective, and the thinness—along with the customized molding—allows the hipbelt to give your body a really precise wrap.