Whether you're relaxing in camp or getting some shut-eye after a big day, you'll appreciate the livability, versatility, and reliability of the Swiftline. Generous headroom, easy entry, and multiple configurations are the highlights of this stormworthy shelter.

In nice weather, the Swiftline’s , one-piece design lets you easily roll up the fly for views and airflow. Two unobstructed doors and an out-of-the-way vestibule allow you to come and go without disturbing your tent mate.

• Fly is made from Recycled fabric.
• Multiple pitching options ideal for rain or shine.
• Two side entrances uninhibited by poles.
• Large vestibule stores gear away from the doors.
• Ample headroom keeps the walls away from your face and off your bag.
• Hybrid design blends benefits of single and double wall designs.
• Catenary architecture promotes a taut, wind-shedding pitch.
• SilPoly fabric won't sag when it rains.
• Two Interior stash pockets and one hang loop for odds and ends.
• Clothesline along ridge to air out those stinky socks.
• UHMWPE Core guyline with reflective tracer & tensioners included.
• Pitches using your trekking poles (125 - 135cm range recommended)

Seam sealing:
Please note that you will need to seam seal the seams on the rain fly and floor prior to use (or use our service) as per these

A note to taller users:
Feedback has told us that 6'-6" is about the upper limit for an occupant's height in the 2P Swiftline. Keep in mind that this number is fuzzy and also very subjective (what's acceptable to one person may not be to another). Some shorter hikers may begin to experience some interference 'earlier' than this due to things like sleeping bag loft, foot size, sleeping pad thickness, and how the shelter happens to be pitched. Also, note that the side of the floor along the vestibule is longer than the other side; accommodating two 6'-6" hikers is not feasible, and the taller hiker should claim the side along the vestibule.

Made in the USA from imported fabric.