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If you’ve ever camped in a two-person tent as a duo – complete with a couple of days’ worth of gear – you’ll know how fast and loose some manufacturers play with capacity labels. Many 2-person tents are 1-person and kit at best, unless the only gear you’re packing is a deck of cards and a flannel. But not the Grönland 2: a large vestibule with a side entrance keeps your kit out of the sleeping compartment so two people can get a comfortable night’s sleep, and its robust frame makes it the sensible wild camper’s choice for windy pitches.
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Poles
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2 + 1
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Loops
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11
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Fixation points
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14
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Storm ropes
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8
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Pegs
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16
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Vestibules
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1
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Fly entrances
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1
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Fly mosquito nets
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None
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Fly ventilation points
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2
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Windows
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0
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Fly pockets
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0
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Sky pockets
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0
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Inner tents
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1
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Inner tent entrances
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1
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Inner tent mosquito nets
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1, closable
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Inner tent ventilation points
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1
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Inner tent pockets
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2
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Clothes lines
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1
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Capacity
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2 people
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Measurements
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420 × 155 × 110cm
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Packing size
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Ø 20 × 55cm
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Weight
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3.1kg
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Minimum weight
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2.80kg
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Outer tent fabric
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68 den Polyester 210T PU
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Fly water column
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8,000mm
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Inner tent fabric
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70 den Nylon Ripstop 190T WR
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Floor fabric
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70 den Nylon Taffeta 190T PU
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Floor water column
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10,000mm
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Seam type
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Taped
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Pole specification
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7001/T6 Aluminium, 9.5mm
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Tatonka stands for the idea that outdoor kit should be something you can trust, all the way down the line. Born in Bavaria in 1980, the brand has been crafting top kit for the biggest adventures for over 40 years – and they’ve long been a pioneer of aggressive accountability, long before sustainability was cool.
Take their factories in Vietnam, for example, which open their doors to visitors once a week so anyone can walk the floor and see for themselves how the gear is made and how the workers are treated. Independently certified to a global social standard and checked twice a year, Tatonka’s is a rare level of openness in the outdoor industry, and it means you can trust that your gear’s not just well-made, but made well.
And don’t worry: Tatonka’s commitment to doing things properly doesn’t stop at the factory door. You’ll feel it in the robust details and polished finishes of their tents, bags and accessories, the kind you’d expect from German design. After all, creating kit that can reliably see you from one adventure to the next is the biggest commitment to sustainability a brand can make.
If you’ve ever camped in a two-person tent as a duo – complete with a couple of days’ worth of gear – you’ll know how fast and loose some manufacturers play with capacity labels. Many 2-person tents are 1-person and kit at best, unless the only gear you’re packing is a deck of cards and a flannel. But not the Grönland 2: a large vestibule with a side entrance keeps your kit out of the sleeping compartment so two people can get a comfortable night’s sleep, and its robust frame makes it the sensible wild camper’s choice for windy pitches.
|
Poles
|
2 + 1
|
|
Loops
|
11
|
|
Fixation points
|
14
|
|
Storm ropes
|
8
|
|
Pegs
|
16
|
|
Vestibules
|
1
|
|
Fly entrances
|
1
|
|
Fly mosquito nets
|
None
|
|
Fly ventilation points
|
2
|
|
Windows
|
0
|
|
Fly pockets
|
0
|
|
Sky pockets
|
0
|
|
Inner tents
|
1
|
|
Inner tent entrances
|
1
|
|
Inner tent mosquito nets
|
1, closable
|
|
Inner tent ventilation points
|
1
|
|
Inner tent pockets
|
2
|
|
Clothes lines
|
1
|
|
Capacity
|
2 people
|
|
Measurements
|
420 × 155 × 110cm
|
|
Packing size
|
Ø 20 × 55cm
|
|
Weight
|
3.1kg
|
|
Minimum weight
|
2.80kg
|
|
Outer tent fabric
|
68 den Polyester 210T PU
|
|
Fly water column
|
8,000mm
|
|
Inner tent fabric
|
70 den Nylon Ripstop 190T WR
|
|
Floor fabric
|
70 den Nylon Taffeta 190T PU
|
|
Floor water column
|
10,000mm
|
|
Seam type
|
Taped
|
|
Pole specification
|
7001/T6 Aluminium, 9.5mm
|
Tatonka stands for the idea that outdoor kit should be something you can trust, all the way down the line. Born in Bavaria in 1980, the brand has been crafting top kit for the biggest adventures for over 40 years – and they’ve long been a pioneer of aggressive accountability, long before sustainability was cool.
Take their factories in Vietnam, for example, which open their doors to visitors once a week so anyone can walk the floor and see for themselves how the gear is made and how the workers are treated. Independently certified to a global social standard and checked twice a year, Tatonka’s is a rare level of openness in the outdoor industry, and it means you can trust that your gear’s not just well-made, but made well.
And don’t worry: Tatonka’s commitment to doing things properly doesn’t stop at the factory door. You’ll feel it in the robust details and polished finishes of their tents, bags and accessories, the kind you’d expect from German design. After all, creating kit that can reliably see you from one adventure to the next is the biggest commitment to sustainability a brand can make.
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