SlingFin Portal 2 Tub Floor
SlingFin Portal 2 Tub Floor
SlingFin Portal 2 Tub Floor
SlingFin Portal 2 Tub Floor
SlingFin Portal 2 Tub Floor
SlingFin Portal 2 Tub Floor
Slingfin

SlingFin Portal 2 Tub Floor

$199.00
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The Slingfin Portal 2 tub floor is an ultralight alternative to your Portal tent body. It's designed to be used with the Portal 2P fly and poles for a super light 2-person weather shelter in non-buggy conditions. It's made of the same mold-resistant PE-coated 20D ripstop nylon as the Portal's floor.

Unlike other fly-only pitches, the Portal tub floor has sidewalls that attach to your tent poles to prevent water from splashing into the tent or running into your sleeping area.

Specs

Trail weight 213g
Packaged weight 224g
Packed size 18 x 18cm
Portal fly-only pitch weight

964


Materials

20D Nylon Ripstop PE 1800

 

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About slingfin

SlingFin was founded in 2010 with one simple goal. Build the strongest, most innovative, no-expense-spared outdoor equipment in the world.

Slingfin represents the sum total of founder Martin Zemitis’ three decades of experience in the outdoor industry. After designing for The North Face and Sierra Designs for around a decade he co-founded Mountain Hardwear, where he designed equipment until 2009. Eventually he began to desire more freedom to design without the constraints of price targets and decided it was time to take things in a new direction. Soon thereafter, SlingFin was born.

Slingfin started making high alpine-focused dream tents that people on Everest would use as windbreaks for other tents. After a while, they realized the demand for shelters that can stand up to the elements extends well beyond the high alpine. Since then they’ve kept the strength-to-weight ratio of their tents at the forefront of their product development process. Choosing materials that improve the long-term durability of the products even if they’re more expensive, because they believe a good tent should be a long-term investment. Through thoughtful design, premium materials, and a deep understanding of tensile structures, Slingfin have created a full lineup of tents that can withstand much harsher conditions than other tents in their weight class.

SlingFin is an employee-owned, self-funded company. This means no suits, no “bean-counters”, and no pressure to maximize profit at the expense of quality. They’re small, lean, and scrappy, and they like it that way. Making the gear they want to use, not the gear a VC firm thinks will get them the best ROI. Their designs are inspired by the desire for stronger, lighter gear. Drawing on their deep industry heritage and passion for the outdoors to ensure that the materials, attention to detail, and build quality of their products are impeccable.

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