Sea to Summit TR2 Bikepack 2-Person Ultralight Bikepacking Tent

Check out the Alto TR2 Bikepack 2−Person Ultralight Bikepacking Tent here:
www.snowys.com.au/alto-tr2-bi...
And the Telos TR2 Bikepack 2−Person Ultralight Bikepacking Tent here:
www.snowys.com.au/telos-tr2-b...
With the Sea to Summit TR2 Bikepack Two Person Freestanding Ultralight Bikepacking Tent, you can glide on with compact bike baggage for the campsite.
Click, connect, and get back to camping in seconds thanks to colour-coded poles and pole feet that are quick-clicking and a butt-kicking blend of lightweight and durable. Plus, Ground Control Light tent pegs, guy lines, and custom attachment toggles ensure a steadfast setup. For bikepacking suitability and butt-kicking durability - shorter pole segments make for more compact packing into two waterproof eVent Dry sacks, fitted with Stretch-Loc straps for secure mounting too. A tension ridge creates more head-and-shoulder space, greater vestibule area, and higher doorways for easy entry and exit from your sanctuary at the summit.
Despite a lightweight design, this tent boasts longevity, standing up to the rough and tumble of outdoor adventuring with superior performing materials including DAC poles, robust YKK zippers, and 7-series aluminium hardware. Defy the damper conditions from day one, with a seam-taped, PU-coated rainfly that can be assembled before the tent itself to ensure a dry setup and pack-down experience. Engage ‘hangout mode’ with the aid of a pair of separately available trekking poles to convert the rainfly into a half-open shelter - plus, apex vents minimise condensation and promote airflow, so every mountain top moment feels weightless.
The TR2 Bikepack Two Person Ultralight Bikepacking Tent by Sea to Summit is for the sleek cyclists after elite-level livability.
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Product overview
01:07 - Specs
01:56 - Componentry and inclusions
03:12 - Storage bags
04:50 - Poles
05:41 - Lightbars
06:16 - Mounting to your bike
10:24 - Security
11:02 - Summary

[@TheScatman89]

Fantastic comprehensive review. 10/10!

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Thanks, Scatman! ~ Ben

[@emp-ty-g]

strange i think the opposite. more moving hands in the frame than gear. to many informations in a short time. and the title is misleading.

[@typhoid77]

It would be awesome to see this on a bike like the Trek Checkpoint! So awesome 👍

[@SnowysOutdoors]

It'd be a drool worthy combo, no doubt - better than Bens old jalopy ~ Lauren

[@12321bennyg]

$1040 is steeeeeep! Holy cow

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Totally acknowledge it'll be out of some budgets, we reckon its still pretty good value for money considering the quality & consideration in the design and materials. If you dont need the fully freestanding version, check out the Alto TR2 Bikepacking Tent. ~ Lauren

[@typhoid77]

100% worth the price

[@Bikepacking]

Cool i think this is perfect i order

[@SnowysOutdoors]

It is definitely pretty rad ~ lauren

[@ARCHIES_79_LC]

Hi Ben and Lauren. Is it possible to do a review on the darche eco series 1400 roof top tent and the darche eco series 180* awning. There isn’t really anything online about these items nor did darche have the eco 1400 rrt set up at the 4x4 show in Sydney a couple of weeks ago. Thanks in advance.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

We don't actually range these, sorry! We used to have the Eco Ridgeback last year, but there was essentially no demand for them. I'd dare say there isn't much content around because the set up/pack away, features, and function are ultimately the same as the standard versions of both products - so you'd essentially be filming the same thing, twice. The Ridgeback RTT Standard and Eco both use the same 280gsm grade material, just ones recycled. The 180 Eclipse have 320gsm on the Standard, and the Eco uses the same 280gsm recycled material as the Eco RTT. Hope that helps! ~ Lauren

[@ARCHIES_79_LC]

@@SnowysOutdoors You’re awesome Lauren! Thanks for the reply 🤙🏻

[@warwicksworkshop9511]

1900g really isn't competitive, is it?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Potentially not, depends what you're looking at as a priority in terms of design, features, materials, etc If weight is the main consideration there are other options for sure. ~ Lauren

[@arthurfollain6580]

the price in ur link is not the real price, it's too expensive here

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Not sure what you mean sorry, the price in the link is what we sell it for ~ Lauren