Good luck finding a more ridged bad-ass tent for this amount of money. The Eureka K2 XT’s 8′11″ x 7′8″ floor space and open angle dome design creates the roomiest tenting experience I’ve ever seen for a three person model, so if you need a cramped footprint for ledge squatting, you’ll have to deal with something much less comfy. This expedition-grade shelter features a wind and snow-shedding 4-pole geodesic design that’s large, light, strong and efficient for mountaineering and winter camping. But don’t be fooled, the zippered high/low tent vents and scoop vents in the fly (accessible through zippers in the roof) make The K-2 XT a comfortable choice for summer and spring as well.
If you’ve ever put together a tent, you’ll have no problem with the K-2. The posts and grommet corner attachments, clips, and continuous mesh rod sleeves simplify the process while the optional guyouts provide added stability in Armageddon like winds.
Right out of the box, this masterful all-round tent weights in at 12 lbs on the button; with a minimum packing weight of 11lbs 12oz. This might seem pretty heavy for the serious mountaineers, but remember this thing is built for serious winter conditions and easily fits three; for the quality and space you really can’t beat it. Use it in the winter, the summer, the rain, the sleet, or at the bottom of the ocean.
I’m a fan of the 14-pocket organizer wall and gear loft loops.
There’s a reason the K-2 is among the most popular four-season tents on the market.
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