Mountain Hardwear Sojourn 2 Person Tent
by Mountain Hardwear, 3 Season Tents
Mountain Hardwear Sojourn 2 Person Tent
Quick pitch, freestanding and guaranteed watertight. This two person backpacking tent features nearly vertical walls for a roomy interior, two doors, and generous, dry entry vestibules to stow gear. Superlight option pitch with fly and Pitch Light footprint to shave pounds. Spunbonded Olefin footprint sold separately.
- Tent Capacity: 2
- Number of Doors: 2
- Guaranteed watertight construction with fully taped fly, taped perimeter seam, welded corners and welded guy clip anchors. Rain room tested with 1200" of rain in 24 hours.
- Atlas 7001 pole system is strong, lightweight, durable, resistant to corrosion and dents, and easy to service by hand in the field
- Pitch Light configuration allows user to set up a superlight shelter using only the tent fly, poles and footprint (sold separately)
- Dry entry vestibules
- Dual-slider mesh doors
- SVX window for a brighter interior and visibility of exterior conditions
- Reflective guy-out loops, starter point and zipper pulls for easy set-up at night
- Welded guy clip anchors
- Canopy storage pockets
- Superlight 1/4" buckles and webbing reduce tent weight
- Reflective guy-out loops, starter point and zipper pulls for easy set-up at night
- Reflective starter point
- Rectangular gear loft option
- Number of Vestibules: 2
- Floor Area: 28.4sq ft / 2.6sq m
- Vestibule Area: 10.5sq ft / 0.98sq m
- Interior Height: 3.54in / 106.6cm
- Body Fabric: 68D Polyester Ripstop DWR
- Fly Fabric: 75D Polyester Taffeta 1500mm PU
- Number of Poles: 1Number of Poles: 1
- Minimum Weight: 5lb / 2.3kgMinimum Weight: 5lb / 2.3kg
- Pitch Light Weight: 3.7lb / 1.69kg
- Packed weight: 5.5lb / 2.5kg
Reviews - Mountain Hardwear Sojourn 2 Person
Bekkah in NC -
11/12/2009
Best tent I have ever owned
This tent has housed us and kept us dry on the beach during high winds / rain and on the side of the Art Loeb trail during a freak sleet / snowstorm. Not to mention countless other, less eventful backpacking trips. Mountain Hardwear has yet to disappoint in any gear - especially this tent. When this thing eventually wears out (although I cant really see that happening any time soon) I hope I can find another MH tent just like it!
Ginny -
5/5/2009
so far so good
I've been camping in the tent 3 times, but yet to pack it very far. Still snow on the ground the first time. Only a little condensation inside. Took a minute to figure out set-up since the tent isn't symmetrical. Fair amount of space for two. A bit longer so my sleeping bag doesn't have to touch the sides, I'm 5'7. Lots of room in the vestibules. For some reason there isn't 4 cords to pull out the corners of the fly, only 2, 4 makes much more sense. Really light weight tent. Love the double doors and vestibules, will never buy another tent again without them!
Anonymous -
2/4/2009
great in the rain
Performed great in the rain. Tent was set up in the rain and it rained the entire night. Plenty of room for cooking and storing muddy boots. Ventilation kept condensation at bay and loops in ceiling are great for drying gear.
