Sea to Summit Telos TR2 Tent

The Tension Ridge architecture angles the pole tips upward, which significantly increases the peak height and creates near-vertical walls. This design provides more usable headroom and makes the doors taller, preventing that cramped feeling often found in ultralight tents.

Yes, the tent is designed for a rainfly-first setup. You can pitch the rainfly and poles first to create a dry shelter, then attach the inner tent underneath, keeping your sleeping area protected from the elements during assembly.

Hangout Mode allows you to convert the rainfly into a semi-open, canopy-style shelter. To use it, you will need a pair of trekking poles to support the fly, providing a shaded or covered space for group lounging outside the main tent.

The FairShare system divides the tent, poles, and pegs into three separate storage sacks. This allows you and your hiking partner to distribute the weight of the tent evenly between your packs rather than one person carrying the entire load.

The Telos TR2 uses a combination of an Apex vent at the highest point of the tent and Baseline vents at the bottom. This creates an effective chimney effect that promotes consistent airflow and helps manage moisture buildup throughout the night.

The tent’s pole storage sack is designed to act as a diffuser. You can insert your headlamp into the sack and attach it to the internal apex of the tent, which softens the beam and provides even, ambient lighting for the entire interior.