Sea to Summit Telos TR2 Two-Person Tent, Mesh Inner, Sil/PeU, Green (STS ATS2040-01170409)

Technologies, materials, functionality

• Ergonomic design: racks with a smooth slope in the upper part, almost vertical walls, plenty of space (despite the average area of ~2.6 m2). 
• Increased height (105 cm) and wide doors on both sides for convenient entry and exit.
• Two vestibules for storing shoes, backpacks, etc.
• Easy assembly with a quick-release bracket system and color-coded parts.
• Disassembled The tent packs into three bags, which are convenient to divide between the participants of the hike.
• The large covers turn into additional internal pockets. A bag for pegs — on a camping lamp* with soft diffused light.

*Put a switched-on flashlight in the cover and hang it under the ceiling.

• The inner tent is made of ultralight materials.

The mosquito net body is perfectly ventilated.

The bottom and sides made of dense waterproof nylon 20D* protect against blowing and getting wet.

• The tent made of ripstop nylon with a polyurethane coating (water resistance 1200 mm) in combination with strong DAC aluminum poles can withstand gusty winds and heavy rain.
• Ventilation The openings at the bottom and top of the tent ensure constant air circulation and prevent condensation. They can be completely closed if necessary.
• In dry, hot weather,set up the tent without the tent to have a view of the starry sky and maximum air flow.
• Use the tent separately— in the usual way or as a semi-open canopy attached to Hangout poles or trekking poles.

About Sea to Summit

The Australian brand Sea to Summit produces everything you need to organize a comfortable and safe camping life: from dishes, towels, hygiene products and other small items to tents, sleeping bags and mats. The company's products consistently receive awards from Backpacker, National Geographic, Outside and other reputable publications, and the sales geography covers over 60 countries. More about the brand. 

How to use and care for your tent 

1. Place it as far away from the fire as possible. Do not use a burner in the tent.
2. On a hard, abrasive surface, place a footprint under the tent to protect against cuts and punctures.
3. Fix it with pegs and guy ropes regardless of wind strength. Tighten evenly and not too tightly.
4. Shake and dry well (from dew, rain, condensation) before storing in a cover.
5. Regularly inspect for damage and repair immediately (at least temporarily).
6. At home, thoroughly clean from dirt. First with a soft dry brush, then with a damp sponge.
7. To remove stubborn stains, use a tent and awning cleaner.
8. If necessary, renew the waterproof layer with a special impregnation (for example, Grangers Tent And Gear Repel Spray).
9. You cannot wash the tent in a machine or by hand in hot water with ordinary detergent, bleach, dry in a dryer, or on a battery.
10. Store the tent (absolutely dry!) in a dark, ventilated place, preferably unfolded.