Peregrine Radama 2 Tent and Footprint - 2 Person, 3 Season

Product Info for Peregrine Radama 2 Tent and Footprint - 2 Person, 3 Season

The Peregrine Radama 2 is a free standing, easy to setup backpacking tent. It features two doors for easy entry and exit and two vestibules for keeping your gear out of the elements. DAC Pressfit aluminum poles, DAC Jake's Foot, Gear Loft Theater for iPad, Fast Flight footprint for ultralight travel (sold separately), Reflective cord zipper pulls and guy lines with Line-Loc adjusters, Peak Vents for circulation, 7000 series aluminum Shepherd Hook tent pegs, Two wide opening doors with stowaway pockets, and Full coverage rain fly with swept design for ventilation, strength, and stability.

Features/Specifications:

Sleeps: 2 people

Total Weight: 5 lbs 7 oz

Minimum Weight: 3lbs 6oz (poles, footprint, fly)

Size: 90inL x 59inW x 45inH

Packed size: 7in X 24in

Vestibules: 2, 11.7ft each

Zippers: Rain Fly YKK #8, Inner Tent Door YKK #8

Poles: 2 DAC Pressfit 7001 8.5mm Aluminum

Floor: 68d 210t polyester PU3000mm

Fly: 75d 190t polyester PU1500mm

Walls: 68d 210t polyester

Mesh: 40D Polyester

Storage: 4 pockets, Hook at tent apex, Gear Loft Theater

Fast Flight Footprint: 8.5oz

Features of Peregrine Radama 2 Tent and Footprint - 2 Person, 3 Season:

DAC Pressfit aluminum poles
DAC Jake's Foot pole connectors
Gear Loft Theater for iPad
Fast Flight Footprint
YKK zippers with reflective cord-pulls
Line-Loc reflective guyline adjusters
Peak vents for circulation
7000 series aluminum Sheppard Hook tent pegs

Customer Reviews for Peregrine Radama 2 Tent and Footprint - 2 Person, 3 Season Read All (2)

Most Recent Reviews

Pretty good for the price

by JP, from CO, United States Updated on July 11, 2018

We've spent 10 or 15 nights in this tent so far. We use it for car camping, not backpacking; we just wanted something roomy, warm and easy to set up, and this looked like it. I have to say, after years of using high-end backpacking equipment, I was a little shocked to see the lack of attention to detail on this tent -- threads from the fabric edges are coming out of the felled ...
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Pros:

None

Cons:

quality
difficult hooks
sloped walls

Best Used for:

Car Camping

Would recommend: Yes

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Most Recent Reviews

Great Dry and Stable Tent

by Tower, Verified Owner from GA, United States Updated on February 20, 2018

I bought this tent a few years ago when it was a little cheaper and on sale. Since then I've taken it on at least 3 multiple-night trips. I can tell you one thing, it holds up well on top of a bald, in 30 mph wind and rain. Its perfect for two people, but I've slept 3 just fine plenty of times.

Pros:

None

Cons:

Bag for the tent, rainfly and footprint is to big and bulky. Bag for the rods is too long. Overall the whole package is just to heavy at nearly 7 lbs. Would not recommend for serious backpacking.

Would recommend: Yes

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