Description

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The Mo Room 2 tent redefines the amount of livability (aka space and comfort) to be had in a trail-friendly tent. Bow Frame geometry is combined with a time-tested hoop tent design to create steep sidewalls and vast interior spaces. A giant, pole-supported front vestibule and a traditional rear one save the cavernous interior living spaces for living and let you enjoy the view—even in nasty weather.

• Unmatched Internal Space: Bow Frame provides near vertical walls maximizing useable head-and-shoulder space.
• Gear Storage: Two entrances and two vestibules (one pole-supported for even more space) swallow most of your gear and let you enjoy the view—even in nasty weather.
• Excellent Ventilation: Kickstand vents on fly, mesh ceiling panel and 2-way zip doors provide excellent flow-through ventilation.
• Quick and Easy Setup: FastFeed™ pole sleeves are sewn on one end making even one-person set up not just feasible, but easy.

Specifications

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Capacity	Weight	Interior	Vestibule	Floor	Fly	Features
2 pers.	6.75 lb (3.08kg)	30 sq ft (2.8m2)	19 sq ft (1.6m2)	10000mm	1500mm	2 doors

Capacity	2
Minimum Weight	6 lbs 12 oz / 3080 g
Packaged Weight	7 lbs 12 oz / 3520 g
Floor Area	30 sq. ft / 2.8 sq. m
Front vestibule area	12.5 sq. ft / 1.1 sq. m
Back vestibule area	6 sq. ft / .5 sq. m
Tent Volume	80 cu. ft / 2265 liters
Front vestibule volume	20 cu. ft / 566 liters
Back vestibule volume	9 cu. ft / 254 liters
Interior Peak Height	42 in / 106 cm
Packed Size	24 x 7 in / 61 x 17 cm
Number of Doors	2

Additional Info 

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MO ROOM 2P Setup Instruction

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