Weight
240g / 8oz
Material
Windproof and waterproof ripstop nylon siliconized fabric
Rab Superlite 2-Person Shelter
$110.00
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Description
When traveling in the mountains, we have to expect the unexpected, which is why the Rab Superlite 2-Person Shelter is so important to have stowed in your pack for testy conditions. Whether you're traveling solo or climbing with a partner, you can be confident knowing you have protection from the extreme weather with this full wind- and waterproof shelter.
Tech Specs
Both tough and lightweight, the Rab Superlite 2-person shelter is one of the essentials you want on your person when traveling deep into the mountains. Weighing only 240g, you will hardly notice it in your pack but will surely notice the luxury of being dry and protected caught in a blizzard or extreme wind gusts.
Made of an ultralightweight wind- and waterproof ripstop nylon siliconized fabric, this shelter can withstand the harshest elements. Features like the waterproof seats, vents for airflow, and reflective logo ensure you stay dry, breathe fresh air, and are easily found. Whether you are going solo or climbing with a partner, you will thank yourself later after choosing to bring the Rab Superlite 2-Person shelter along.
Customer Reviews
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This is a ‘bothy bag’ shelter. Enclosed water- and windproof, that you sit in for a break or an emergency. Your body provides the structure. This makes it fast to pull out and use for a break, where you wouldn’t bother with something that needs stakes, poles or guylines. Once inside, especially if it is windy or wet, it is much warmer, and dry, so you can change gear, look at a map, eat a snack etc, without getting gear wet or freezing. So far about the category in general.
I have the ‘4 person’ version, which is very tight for 4 adults. It is, as far as I know the largest lightweight one though.
If you almost always go out with just one other person, the 2 person version shown here will be a bit tighter (less flapping) in the wind.
Props for the ‘stuffsack’ actually being one of the vents, this saves weight and prevents you from losing the stuffsack in the wind.
The picture is inside, with 25mph wind, wet snow and 26F outside, 2 of us in the 4 person version. You can see what conditions where like inherent first pic, yet inside, I could open up my jacket, use my hands without freezing and open my backpack without filling it with snow.
