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Sierra Designs Convert 2 Tent

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    2018-04-18 20:25:57
    The Convert 2 is a semi free-standing, 4 season tent whose design is both simple and practical. The name Convert 2 is owed to the removable nature of the vestibule, and the 2 person capacity. This is a single door, single vestibule (or no vestibule when the weather is pleasant) tent. The semi free-standing nature of the tent is due in part to the vestibule. Without the vestibule, the tent will stand without being staked out, but the vestibule requires stakes in order to stand.

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