Terra Nova Solar Event 2 Tent - Polyester

New for SS25, the Solar Event 2 is built for trekkers, long-distance hikers, and adventurers who n...

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The Terra Nova Solar Event 2 tent is designed for trekkers and adventurers seeking a lightweight, two-person shelter. Its key benefit is providing a spacious and durable shelter in a compact package. However, users should be aware of the need to understand inner-pitch-first designs for optimal setup. This guide covers the key features, setup, care, and troubleshooting tips for the Solar Event 2 tent.

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MaterialPolyester
Model Part NumberM07380800001
BrandTerra Nova

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FAQs

What is the packed size of the tent?

The packed size is 48cm x 17cm, making it compact and easy to carry.

What is the weight of the tent?

The max weight is 1.47kg and the min weight is 1.39kg.

What material is the flysheet made of?

The flysheet is made of TriPlex™ fabric.

Is the tent suitable for winter camping?

No, it is a 3-season tent.

How many doors does the tent have?

The tent has two side-entry doors for easy access.

What kind of poles does it use?

It uses 8.7mm DAC NFL poles.

What is the inner tent made of?

The inner tent is made of 20d N6 RIPSTOP Recycled PFC FREE material.

Are there any guylines?

Yes, there are 5x Dyneema Reflective guylines included.

Troubleshooting

Tent leaks during rainfall.

Check the flysheet for any damage or wear. Ensure the flysheet is properly tensioned and that all seams are sealed. Apply seam sealant if necessary.

Condensation inside the tent.

Ensure proper ventilation by opening vents and doors. Avoid cooking or bringing wet gear inside. If condensation persists, consider using a moisture-absorbing cloth or a groundsheet to prevent moisture buildup.

Poles break or bend.

Inspect the poles for damage. If a pole is broken or bent, replace it with a new one. Ensure the poles are properly inserted and not overstressed during setup.

Difficulty setting up the tent.

Practice setting up the tent at home before your trip. Follow the setup instructions carefully and ensure all components are correctly connected. Consider watching a setup video for visual guidance.

Zippers get stuck.

Lubricate the zippers with a zipper lubricant or beeswax to ensure smooth operation. Avoid forcing the zippers, and clear away any dirt or debris that might be causing the issue.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Lightweight design ideal for backpacking and trekking.
  • Durable TriPlex™ flysheet fabric for enhanced weather protection.
  • Sustainable materials reducing environmental impact.
  • Spacious interior for two people with ample gear storage.
  • Flexible setup options for various conditions.
  • Effective ventilation to minimize condensation.

Cons

  • Inner pitch-first design may require practice for quick setup.
  • Limited to 3-season use, not suitable for extreme winter conditions.
  • Requires proper care to maintain the waterproof coating.
  • Small packed size may make it challenging to repack perfectly.
  • May require additional trekking poles for enhanced stability in windy conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Setup: The Solar Event 2 features an inner pitch-first design. First, lay out the inner tent. Assemble the poles and insert them into the designated pole sleeves or clips. Then, attach the flysheet, ensuring it is properly tensioned for optimal performance. Peg the tent securely to the ground, using all provided pegs and guylines, and adjust the tension as needed.
  2. Compatibility: The tent is compatible with standard trekking poles for additional reinforcement in windy conditions. It also works with most sleeping pads and sleeping bags designed for two-person tents.
  3. Care: After each use, clean the tent of any dirt or debris. If the tent is wet, ensure it is completely dry before packing it away to prevent mildew. Store the tent in a dry, well-ventilated area. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Regularly inspect the tent for any signs of wear and tear, and address any damage promptly. The tent's material can be cleaned with a non-detergent soap and water. Ensure all components are completely dry before storing.