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Shield 2 Accessory Vestibule

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$167.47 $249.95 In stock

Category: Tents

The Shield 2 is a lightweight, four-season mountaineering tent with single-wall design meant to be taken to the highest points, lowest canyons, and every climate in between. The Accessory Vestibule (sold separately) adds protected gear storage and a covered entry.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael Y. ★★★★★

Bought this to extend the single-wall setup for winter trips and it clips on way easier than I expected. The extra floor space kept my pack and boots dry instead of crammed in the tent with me. Solid four-season piece of kit.

Avery N. ★★★★★

Rain hammered the tent all night in the alpine and my pack stayed bone dry under the vestibule, which clips on in about a minute. It adds barely any weight to the setup, and having that extra covered space for boots and a stove made the whole four-season setup feel complete.

Adam ★★★★★

I was skeptical about adding weight to an already minimal setup, but this vestibule pitches in under two minutes with the same pole system. The zipper track aligns perfectly with the tent's door, and it kept my pack and boots completely dry through a night of sideways sleet at 9,000 feet.