GoLite Utopia 2+ Shelter

REI

GoLite Utopia 2 is a freestanding ultralight tarp shelter that is sturdy enough to be used for four-season backpacking.

• Utopia 2 offers a nice-sized floor plan and generous headroom, and it's ideal when all you need is a roof over your head or a wind-shedding tarp
• SilLite™ silicone-impregnated ripstop nylon is durable, waterproof and lightweight;
• DAC Featherlite® aluminum poles are lightweight and strong; two-pole design offers an easy setup
• Internal rip-and-stick tabs hold poles in place while preserving the sleekest wind profile possible
• The lowest internal tabs are sewn to the tent's external (reflective) guy loops to maximize the entire structure's strength
• Features a tall zippered door; three full-length side vents provide excellent airflow
• Floorless design saves weight; bathtub-style floor is sold separately
• Hydrophilic thread at the seams expand when wet, sealing the seams and eliminating the need for liquid sealant
• Includes reflective guylines, six Y-stakes and stuff sacks

Altrec

The world's first 4-season dedicated free-standing backcountry tarp, the Utopia 2+ delivers serious weather protection, unparalleled space-to-weight ratio, superb durability, and is ideal when all you need is a roof or a wind shedding tarp. Dual full-length side vents provide excellent air flow, reflective stake out loops keep you from tripping in the middle of the night and the hydrophilic thread at the seams expand when wet-sealing the seams and eliminating the need for liquid sealant. Use with or without the Utopia 2+ Floor.

Features:

• 3 side vents with reflective guy-linesV Y-StakesR lbs. 13 oz. | 1.27 kg

Backcountry.com Outlet

Thanks to its floorless design and SilLite material, the GoLite Utopia 2+ Shelter weights only 2lb 10oz and holds up to three people. With less heft than most bivy sacks, the Utopia 2+ Shelter provides full to-the-ground coverage complete with two side vents to reduce condensation. Add the Utopia 2+ floor (sold separately) to this GoLite shelter when you need to push it into use for rainy or snowy weather.

This description was also provided by: Backcountry.com