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.} While trying to sleep in the backcountry my mind wants to stay in alert mode at night causing considerable sleep loss. I've tried OTC sleep aids and melatonin (3 mg) to only modest success. Any additional suggestions would be very appreciated.
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