Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent
Item #: 28628
Our Price: $149.97
Regular Price: $195.00
SAVINGS: $45.03 (24%)
While They Last!
- Sleeps 2
- All seams are factory sealed or welded
- 2 side vestibules for stowing gear - 10 sq.ft. each
- DAC PressFit aluminum poles - light, strong, shockcorded, and durable
- Freestanding design is light and simple to set up
- 2 doors - large opening eases entry or exit
- Guaranteed watertight construction with fully taped fly, taped perimeter seam, welded corners and welded guy clip anchors
- Full coverage fly completely protects the tent from the elements
- Mesh roof can be used for stargazing
- Mesh roof helps with ventilation
- Reflective guy points and zipper pulls for easy nighttime usability
- Simple all clip fast set up
- Mesh pockets for interior storage
- External guypoints for stability in wind
- All stakes and carry bags included
- Pitch Light Option Weight = 3 lbs 7 oz. - save weight - leave the tent body home - use poles, fly and optional fitted fabric footprint to make an ultralight shelter
- Fire Retardant
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Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: This tent is hard to beat for the price.
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Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: It will be difficult for 2 adults to lie side by side in the tent. My 2 Big Agnes sleeping pads don't even fit in there side by side.
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Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: I used this tent on a winter backpacking trip. While it's not 4 season rated, it performed well with a dusting of snow. It set up quickly. I look forward to more use as time allows.
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Best Uses Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: As a master Maine recreation guide, I use this as a solo tent while guiding canoe trips. It sets up and take down easy,vestibules work well to store shoes and a pack. Be sure to stake out the tent and vestibules well. I replaced tent stakes with better ones. I recommend having two stake loops added to the rain fly so it can be staked out better on the ends. Great tent that has done well on dozens of nights out! Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Images shared by Wilderness Dave Drifter 2 tent while on a northern canoe trip  (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful) Was this review helpful? Yes / No - You may also flag this review Pros
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Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: Have not used in the field yet so can't speak to durability or specific performance attributes, but anticipate no problems. The tent seems well designed and constructed and sets up easily. Double doors and vestibules are a plus. I'm a small guy so interior volume seems adequate. I like that it's a little longer and narrower than comparable tents as I prefer to store gear at my head or feet rather than beside. May not be as bulletproof as some higher end models, but for the money seems like an excellent value. Pros
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Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: Love it. Easy to set up: footprint, tent, and fly all connect to poles in freestanding config. Must stake fly for optimum watershed. To clean out simply lift up, turn over, and shake! Great double vestibules and entry both sides for couples. Candle lantern in vestibule adds a few degrees on chilly nights. Pros
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Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: Use on multiday hiking trips! Pros
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Comments about Mountain HardWear - Drifter 2 - 2 Person Tent: I bought this as a replacement tent for my single wall tent. Always wanted a tent with a fly for better ventilation. A little on the heavy side but great to have in the event one of my girls tags along on a backpack. Tested it out 3/24-25 on a 14 mile backpack trip on the Appalachian Trail (Tar Jacket Ridge). MH claimed it had been tested with 1200" of rain in their rain room, we had about 2 inches over night with no leaks. Goes up really easy with minimal effort. Double vestibule great idea for keeping shoes and pack dry. I have other Mountain Hardwear equipment, first tent from them, highly recommend! Displaying reviews 1-9 |
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Is the footprint included?Asked on 3/27/2013 by Danielle from San Francisco, CA2 answers
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The Mountain Hardwear Drifter 2 Person Tent does not include a footprint.Answered on 3/27/2013 by Bob from CampmorA:
The Mountain Hardwear Drifter 2 Tent does not include a footprint.Answered on 3/27/2013 by Bob from Campmor
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Is this a free standing tentAsked on 2/18/2013 by Haleigh from Mississippi1 answer
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Yes this tent is freestanding.Answered on 2/19/2013 by Matt from Campmor
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I am debating between the marmot traillight and the mountain hardware drifter 2. The drifter has 2 vestibles while the traillight only has 1 but the drifter is heavier. Do they vent well when zipped up? I can not see vent in the top of either tent. Do you have any suggestions? Do you every carry the black diamond mesa?Asked on 7/4/2012 by b from madison, AL2 answers
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Both tents are very good in quality. The deciding factor would be weight.Answered on 7/5/2012 by AnonymousA:
There is no specific vent built into the fly. The wall material of both tents has a lot of netting which will allow for ventilation.Answered on 7/10/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Do you need both a footprint and a ground cloth or just one? What is the footprint for?Asked on 7/4/2012 by B from madison, AL2 answers
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Footprint and ground cloth are synonymous.Answered on 7/5/2012 by AnonymousA:
You do not need both a footpring and a ground cloth. Just one will do.Answered on 7/10/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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how much does it weigh?Asked on 3/31/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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Carry wt 5Lb 15 oz.Answered on 4/2/2012 by Steve from Campmor
| CAPACITY | 2 |
| Min Wt | 4 lbs. 11 oz. |
| Pkg Wt | 5 lbs. 4 oz. |
| Dimensions | 7' 9" x 4' 2" |
| Area (Sq. Ft.) | 32 + 10 vest + 10 vest |
| Int Height | 3' 9" |
| Pack Size | 26"x7" |
| No. of Poles | 2 |
| Pole Size | 8.7 mm |
| Pole Material | DAC PressFit Aluminum |
| No. of Doors | 2 |
| Hooded Fly | no |
| No. of Windows | 2 |
| Gear Loft | n/a |
| Floor Material | 70 Nylon taffeta 3000mm coating |
| Fly Material | 75D polyester taffeta 1500mm coating |
| Wall Material | 68D RipStop polyester/20D Nylon no-see-um mesh |
| Roof Material | 68D Polyester RipStop/20D Nylon no-see-um mesh |
| Netting | 20D Nylon no-see-um mesh |
| Style | dome |
| Activities | backpacking, scouting, biking |
| Use | 3.5 season |
| Special Features | Full coverage fly, 2 doors, 2 vestibules |
* Note - Ultraviolet Light Warning: All tents, canopies, screen houses etc. that Campmor sells are intended for occasional use and not for permanent or season-long use. Continuous exposure will result in damage from Ultraviolet Light. UV damage is not covered by either the manufacturer's or Campmor's warranty.
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