I"Hiked into a storm in Washington this year. Rain, sleet, slush and snow. High winds and low temperatures. 5200 feet. Waited out 60 hours under a SpinnTwinn on a Polycryo sheet. Left TOTALLY dry. 4000+ miles on that SpinnTwinn now."
- "Warner Springs" Monty Tam

Weight

• 8.6 oz. (238 g.) – tarp before seam-sealing
• 0.4 oz. (11 g.) – stuff sack (included)
• 0.8 oz. (21 g.) – 25 ft. (7.5 m.) of EZC2 2mm line (included)
• 1.9 oz. (55 g.) – 45 in. (114 cm.) front segmented aluminum pole (optional)
• 1.3 oz. (38 g.) – 32 in. (81 cm.) rear segmented aluminum pole (optional)

Dimensions

• 47 sq. ft. (4 sq. m.) – tarp area staked down to ground, not counting entrance overhangs
• 110 in. (279 cm.) – total width of front of tarp (55” per side)
• 83 in. (211 cm.) – total width of rear of tarp (41.5” per side)
• 44 in. (112 cm.) - height at peak for standard setup
• 67 in. (170 cm.) – front entrance width (staked down position)
• 62 in. (158 cm.) – rear entrance width (staked down position)
• 117 in. (297 cm.) - length of ridgeline
• 101 in. (257 cm.) - length of wall at ground
• 12 in. (30 cm.) – front entrance overhang
• 6 in. (15 cm.) – rear entrance overhang
• NOTE: some dimensions will vary depending on setup

Materials

• 0.99 oz. per sq. yd. (34 g. per sq. m.) fully waterproof high thread count spinnaker cloth
• Selected use of 70 denier 2.2 oz. per sq. yd. (74.7 g. per sq. m.) urethane-coated ripstop nylon
• Grosgrain pullouts
• EZC2 spectra-core line (275 lb. (125 kg.) tensile strength)

Color

Grey

• Lineloc buckles at each corner and the middle of both sides for easy line tensioning
• High thread count spinnaker cloth - the lightest fully waterproof fabric available
• Spinnaker cloth will not stretch in windy or wet conditions so your pitch remains taut
• Computer-designed catenary curves throughout
• 47 sq. ft. (4 sq. m.) of protected area - that's almost 6 sq. ft. of shelter PER OUNCE of waterproof shelter!!
• 12" (30 cm.) Front entrance overhang and 6" (15 cm.) rear entrance overhang
• Tapered front to back design saves weight and enhances wind deflection
• Computer-designed main tarp wall shapes allow sufficient interior height and space to minimize contact with interior walls
• Five stakeout points per side extends pitching options and minimizes fabric stress
• Convenient Red (front peak) and Blue (rear peak) pull outs aids pitching efficiency
• Inside loops provided at each end to hang lights, clothesline, etc.