Sleeps Two – TARPTENT FOR TWO?
Double your pleasure with these great Tarptents that sleep two. You and your partner, you and your dog, you and your pack or just you and more room. The Double Rainbow has been the best friend to many of our customers.
DOUBLE RAINBOW
$299-$329
Updated for 2019, the award-winning Double Rainbow is our most popular, 2-person tent. Designed for versatility, this tent is ideal for people who camp in a wide variety of conditions and need an all purpose shelter for hiking, hunting, bike touring and more. Easy to setup and can be converted to freestanding with trekking poles.
DOUBLE RAINBOW Li
$649-$679
New for 2020, the patented Double Rainbow Li is our lightest arch pole supported shelter. Made with Dyneema®, this tent is ideal for users who want floor space to fit two long, wide pads. Dual side entry with dual vestibules, free standing capable with trekking poles, and hybrid double wall with optional liner, the Double Rainbow Li gives you the freedom and security you want for a wide range of conditions.
MOTRAIL
starting at $265
The MoTrail is a two-person version of the ProTrail. It offers 44% more floor space and noticeably more headroom than the ProTrail and easily fits two wide, long pads. At just over 1 lb / person, the MoTrail’s fast set-up, bug and weather protection, and packability make it a great ultralight companion for weekenders and thruhikers alike.
STRATOSPIRE 2
starting at $359
For trekking pole users, this shelter is a gem: save weight and use your trekking poles for a strong, wind and snow stable setup. The StratoSpire’s unique, patented design gives an unprecedented amount of space, perfect for extensive gear and bike storage. Optional SideCar sleeping compartment for pets and children.
STRATOSPIRE Li
$689-$709
The StratoSpire Li is our lightest and strongest two person shelter. Made with Dyneema®, this tent is ideal for trekking pole users who want the ultimate lightweight and protection. Simple and bomber, double wall, and double door, the StratoSpire Li gives you the freedom and security you want for a wide range of conditions.
Sleeps More – THREE (or more) IS NOT A CROWD
Small families or a group of friends will enjoy our 3-person and 4-person tents — or perhaps you travel with your dog and lots of gear! In any event, Tarptent is right there with you.Plenty of space and sit-up room, Tarptents have grown up with you.
RAINSHADOW 3
$329
New for 2018, form follows function in the design of the Rainshadow 3. The simple geometry offers wide floor space with lots of leg room and head space for three. At under a pound per person, the weight to size ratio of this tent makes it easy to pack on any trip. Best of all, the front entrance can be fully opened to offer spectacular, panoramic views and excellent ventilation.
CLOUDBURST 3
starting at $385
Inside the Cloudburst 3, three is definitely not a crowd. With end to end useable space as well as front and back entrances, the Cloudburst 3 easily accommodates the entire crew. With the optional crossing pole, this shelter is sturdy enough to take light snow loading and doors can be fully opened for exceptional views. Revolutionize your next group expedition!
HOGBACK
starting at $459
Designed by and for the hiking family, the Hogback sleeps 4 and weighs in at about 1 pound (16oz) per person, resulting in one of the lightest, most compact family tents on the market. Double-walled and strut-supported corners give the Hogback the structured space needed to ensure your family sleeps well protected.
*Freestanding means that the structure stands on its own without the need for stakes. That means at least 3 points of contact and a structure that doesn’t collapse under it’s own weight. The definition is very loose here in the U.S. — a tent can still need to be staked for wind/rain, especially to deploy the fly vestibules — whereas in Europe the definition is tighter and generally means full fabric tensioning without stakes. The classic “dome tent” (with “X” poles from corner to corner) is freestanding on both continents whereas a modified dome with extended, non-pole-supported, vestibules would not be classified as freestanding in Europe. An additional pole over the top of a dome tent would tension the vestibules and make it free-standing in Europe. For our purposes, we will use the the looser U.S. definition.