Walrus Arc/2 Tents

Walrus Arc/2 Tents 

DESCRIPTION


Capacity: 2 Packed Size: 6" x 19" (15 cm x 48 cm) Floor Area: 40 sq.ft. (3.72 sq. m) Vestibule Area (2): (1) 10 sq.ft. each (.93 sq. m) and (1) 3.5 sq. ft. Peak Height: 3' 6" (107 cm)

USER REVIEWS

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[Aug 04, 2018]
gcpilling


Strength:

I’m tall and I can fit well in this tent, very weather proof. I set it up on 3 feet of snow and it was great. I’ve owned it for 20 years

Weakness:

Heavy for backpacking unless you split it between three people

Price Paid:
225
Purchased:
New  
Model Year:
1998
OVERALL
RATING
5
[Apr 19, 2012]
Campfitter720
Backpacker

Best tent that I have purchased. Going on 13 years and still looks new. Not the lightest, but I have been through California and Arizona with this tent. I have dealt with snow, fierce rain, monsoons, and hail. I need to replace the cord in the poles but it's still running tough. I'll be taking it out at least twenty more times before the end of the year. Average use is about 25-40 camping trips a year.

Customer Service

Not needed, most of the small repairs were done in my garage.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Mar 21, 2003]
voaltar
Backpacker

A very well built and spacious tent. Good for short backpacking trips in wet, and winter conditions. A little heavy for long trips in the woods. Very easy to put up since half the poles are integrated into the canopy. Like the way everything stores into elastic stuff sack. Have used several times in mountains, and can say with confidence, this is one bomb proof shelter. Equal to North Face Expedition tent, at a much lower price.

Customer Service

none used

Similar Products Used:

North Face Expedition

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Sep 30, 2001]
Jason
Backpacker

Strength:

None

Weakness:

None

It''s a bit heavy for backpacking at roughly 9 pounds, but is a superb shelter. It has taken all the rain I could manage to put it in the path of. Like I said a bit heavy, but what good four season tent isn''t a bit on the beefy side. Good tent for anyone that needs a lower priced four season shelter .

Customer Service

I have yet to use the Walrus costumer service . But it looks like they have you covered .

Similar Products Used:

First quality four season tent

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Sep 06, 2001]
Justin Kempf
Paddler

Strength:

None

Weakness:

None

Just recently purchased the ARC 2 at an REI overstock sale price. The day after I purchased the tent we had a major rain storm come through, so I immediately set up the tent in my back yard. We received almost 4 in of rain in 24hrs and not a drop inside the tent. It is a little heavy for backpacking at 9.5 lbs but does provide all weather protection with some room to spare. The spacious vestibules allow for good gear storage and the skylight and 2 doors provide adequate ventilation in warmer temps. I wouldn''t have paid retail for this tent but I probably wouldn''t pay $300 for any tent.

Customer Service

No experience with Walrus but REI gave me the usual high level of service I''m accustomed to.

Similar Products Used:

None

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
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