Nordisk Finnmark 2 PU
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Finnmark 2 PU is a versatile tent with a large interior and an entrance in both sides offering separate entries, optimal airflow, plenty of storage, room for cooking or simply just the comfort of extra space. Multiple ventilation options allow you to tailor the tent completely to your needs ensuring optimal comfort for both sleeping, living and cooking. Finnmark 2 is inner pitched so you can leave off the fly sheet under warm and dry conditions creating an even better sleeping environment. Apart from the normal storage options you can also add a ceiling storage net as an accessory to keep your phone, wallet or flash light.

• Multi-purpose tent
• Dome construction with double entry
• Cross pole creates a double porch
• Large D-doors for full panoramic view
• Inner pitched with clip-on pole attachment

General

• Capacity (persons): 2
• Shape: Geodät
• Measurement Inner Liner (LxWxH): 150 x 230 x 115 cm
• Outer dimensions (LxWxH): 300 x 240 x 120 cm
• Vestibule: 2
• Entrances: 2

Weight / Pack size

• Shipping weight: 3,5 kg
• Pack volume (L x Ø): 55 x 15 cm

Setup Variations

• Setup: Inner tent then flysheet
• Inner Liner can be set up separately: Yes
• Fly can be set up separately: No

Outer Shell

• Material: 100% Polyester, Rip-stop embossed
• Water column: 3000 mm

Inner Liner

• Material: 100% Ppolyester, breathable, water-repellant with No-See-Um Mesh
• Material: 100% Oxford Polyester
• Water column, floor: 8000 mm
• Mosquito Net in Entrance: Yes
• Mosquito Net coverable: Yes

Poles

• Material: Aluminium, 9.5 mm
• Number: 3

Pegs

• Material: Aluminium Square Skewer

Winter Use

• Vents snowproof: Yes
• Snowflaps: No

Finnmark is a county in the extreme northeast of Norway, bordering Finland (Lapland), Russia, the Norwegian Sea and the Barents Sea. Finnmark is the Northernmost part of continental Europe, and the municipality Vardø is located farther east than St. Petersburg and Istanbul. Here east meets west, and here you can experience the midnight sun, northen lights and North Cape. Finn is the Norse name for the Sámi people, whereas the last part means 'woodland' or 'borderland'.