Wenzel Current Hiker Two-Person Tent
A great choice for the hiker/biker who doesn’t want to pack a heavy sleep space. The Current will sleep 1 to 2 people with a “D” style door, 1000mm polyester taffeta floor and lightweight fiberglass frame. Constructed with Weather Armor™ fabrics, protecting tent from top to bottom. With high UV-resistant properties in our material and
A great choice for the hiker/biker who doesn’t want to pack a heavy sleep space. The Current will sleep 1 to 2 people with a “D” style door, 1000mm polyester taffeta floor and lightweight fiberglass frame. Constructed with Weather Armor™ fabrics, protecting tent from top to bottom. With high UV-resistant properties in our material and adding a polyurethane, water resistant coating, makes our fabric even more weatherproof while maintaining a richness in color and strength. Sonic sealed floors are welded, not sewn. Armor tough seams sewn throughout the body with shingle effect to alleviate water accumulation.Lightweight, sturdy, and weatherproof, the Hiker 2-person Tent from Wenzel is a great choice for the hiker/biker who doesn’t want to pack a heavy sleep space. Able to sleep 1 to 2 people comfortably, the Hiker features a “D” style door with mesh and a rear vent with mesh for easy access and ventilation. Built for any weather, the Hiker features all Weather Armor fabrics that boast high UV-resistant properties with polyurethane, water resistant coating for weatherproof durability. The 1000-millimeter polyester taffeta floor is welded, not sewn, to prevent water entry and armor tough seams sewn throughout the tent body prevent water penetration. The tent’s lightweight fiberglass frame is sturdy and stable for a great night’s sleep on the road or trail.
Specifications: Sleep capacity: 1 to 2 Center height: 36 inches Footprint: 48 to 37 inches wide by 82 inches long (1) Dutch “D” style door Rear vent Sonic sealed, welded 1000-millimeter polyester taffeta floor Lightweight fiberglass frame Weather Armor fabrics
What’s in the Box?
Tent and fly, stakes, storage duffel
About Wenzel:
Wenzel has been bringing families together and creating lasting memories in the outdoors for the last 120 years. When the sun rose on the first family campers in America, Wenzel was there. Wenzel has built a company around the basic human need to escape, recharge, and connect with the outdoors. Wenzel creates the modern tools that families require to experience the outdoors in comfort. To do this, they run each product through a very specialized filter–their own families. New features for family camping are easy to talk about in boardrooms with power point presentations, but are a whole different story in the middle of the woods. Wenzel knows what family camping is like, which is why they make the tents easy to set up, take down and pack away for next time.
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Good tent great size I just slept in this tent for the first time 3 days ago and Im very impressed, the size is very compact and comes in a nice carrying bag. It is extremely easy to set up. I was worried about condensation so I left the door open all night and only had the screen closed, there was no condensation under my heavy sleeping bag when I woke up and no condensation on the walls. the ventilation is decent but the vent at the foot could have been a little bigger. My brother bought the wenzel starlight…
Very cool for backpacking and (motor) biking. Man this ten is neat. Very small when stored in it’s case and just the right size for straping to your backpack or bike. Very roomy for one adult but can fit a second person if you want to be cozy or if in need. I plan to waterproof the tent because there is not an included rainfly and I don’t trust the tent shell to keep a heavy rain out. I live and camp in Colorado and just about every night it rains in the mountains. Enjoy.
Will use again, but… I bought this tent because it is light weight and I planned to take it backpacking with my husband. It says it’s a 2 person tent, and technically, it is. However, we were crowded in there together (I’m 5’5″ 115 lbs and my husband is 6′ 180 lbs).We did go camping in August so yes, it was warm but man did it get hot in that tent! We kept the door open, with the screen part zipped closed to keep the bugs out. The vent at the other end is worthless in my opinion. It’s a tiny triangle at…