The North Face Ve 25 Tent

About This Item
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Capacity

Sleeps 3

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End Use

Camping

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Trail Weight

9 - 10 lbs.

Design and Details

  • Lightweight nylon fly and canopy
  • Fully taped, cut-in nylon bucket floor for added structural strength
  • Dual doors with poled dual-entry front vestibule
  • High-strength, reflective guylines with equalizers at multiple attachment points
  • DAC poles and stakes deliver an unparalleled strength-to-weight ratio
  • PU port window cold-crack tested to -60-¦F/-51-¦C
  • High-low venting with multiple venting options throughout
  • Glow-in-the-dark, color-coded zipper pulls
  • Has eight internal pockets plus stuff pockets where you can quickly stow the tent doors
  • Plentiful internal hanger loops
  • Four snow stakes included
  • Combination of pole sleeves and clips maximizes strength and ease of pitch
  • Fly-only pitching option
  • Welded reinforcements at critical points on fly
  • Made without flame-retardant coating
  • Fly: 40D Nylon, 1500 Mm Pu/Silicone Coating, Water-Resistant Finish
  • Canopy: 40D Uncoated Nylon Ripstop, Water-Resistant Finish
  • Mesh: 20D lightweight Nylon Mesh
  • Floor: 70D Nylon, 10000 Mm Pu Coating, Water-Resistant Finish
  • Brand : The North Face
  • Web ID: 23TNOMV25TNTF22XXCAT
  • SKU: 25594805
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REVIEWS

4.0

50%

Recommended

2 Reviews

My Second Ve25 Doesn't Measure Up To My First One.

After a few hours in direct sun, the front plastic window melted away from the nylon vestibule and just dropped to the ground. Waiting for TNF to offer a fix.

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I Would Buy This Tent Again!

While this is a mountain tent, I've used it more for extended wilderness canoe trips. Above the tree line on a rocky beach camp with wind blowing 70km/h this tent is solid. We've never had any issues, it's kept us dry in pouring rain and high winds as well as in snow storms. If pitched into the wind and guided out properly, we never have condensation issues. It's just a piece of gear I never have to question, and know it will handle any weather conditions thrown at it.

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