Squall 2
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Best Single Wall Shelter
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The patent pending Squall 2 offers substantial space and
setup improvements to the 1st and 2nd generation Squall design.
With trekking
pole(s) support, weighs
32 ounces complete including stakes, lines, and sewn-in floor. |
| Specifications and Cutaway
Dimensions |
Weight - complete
ounces (grams)
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Sleeps |
Stakes (included) |
Apex Height
inches (cm) |
Floor Width
inches |
Floor Length
inches |
| 34 (965) |
2 |
4 |
45 (115 ) - adjustable |
62/42 (expands
to 70/50) |
84 (expands to 92) |
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Dual catenary curves with strut support. Interior space supports
two long sleeping bags and some gear.
Full insect netting with zippered netting
door (shown open and tied up).
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45" standard
height (adjustable with trekking pole), 94" length,
78" front
width, and large roof panel accomodates two people of virtually any height.
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Dual
trekking pole support for outstanding wind
stability and ease of entry.
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Extended front
beak splits up the middle; deploys halfway or anwhere in between with
velcro closure. Fill interior with a groundsheet
or sewn-in extended flooring (shown).
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| Extended front
beak clips to guyline when needed for privacy and storm protection.
The beak extends 30" out from the netting door
and stops 19" above
ground-- 8 2/3 square feet of protected space.
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Peak ventilation flap allows for air circulation during
storms or when beak deployed for privacy. |
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