- Features
- DAC NSL Dual Diameter Green Poles
- Marmot Knees System
- Poled Vestibule - For Spacious Storage
- 40D Nylon R/S Sil/PU Fly
- Field Repair Kit - Extra Fabric to Fix Rips or Tears, Pole Repair Fleeve, Fly Buckle Back Up
- Bare Bones Setup - Allows the Fly to be Used by Itself with Footprint to Make a Lightweight, Sturdy Shelter
- Catenary Cut Floor - Fully Waterproof Floor with Taped Seams Lifted Off the Ground
- Internal Guy System - Dramatically Increases the Strength of the Tent in Gale-Force Winds
- Jingle-Free Nylon Zipper Pulls - Promote Undisturbed Sleep
- Knees Pole System - The Ability to Increase Internal Space Without Adding Weight
- Light-Reflective Points - To Find Your Tent At Night
- Optional Footprint - Extra Protection Under Your Tent or for Bare Bones Setup
- Pole Sleeve-Clip Combo - For Optimal Headroom, Increased Stability and Easy Setup
- Snag-Free Zipper Flap - Zip and Un-Zip Without Getting the Zipper Caught
- Two Doors - No Need to Crawl Over Your Tent Mate
- Unique Pole Structure - For Increased Stability and Increased Internal Space
- Welded Velcro® Attachments - Welded Velcro Attachments
- Window Weld™ - Waterproof Window Construction Reduces Weight and Enhances Appearance
- Specs
- Colors:
- Terra Cotta/Pale Pumpkin (117)
- Maximum Weight:8 lbs 6 oz / 3.6 kg
- Minimum Weight:7 lbs 10 oz / 3.5 kg
- Dimensions:43x56x93in / 109x142x236cm
- Packed Size:8 x 20 in / 20 x 51 cm
- Vestibule Area:10 sq ft / 0.9 sq m
- Tent Poles:6 / DAC Featherlite NSL 9.6mm/9mm
- Floor Area:38 sq ft / 3.5 sq m
- Tent floor Material:70d 100% Nylon 5000mm W/R, F/R
- Tent canopy Material:40d 100% Nylon Ripstop, F/R
- Tent fly Material:40d 100% Nylon Ripstop Silicon/PU 1800mm W/R, F/R
- Colors:
DAC
DAC tent poles are up to 15% lighter than aluminum, yet comparable in strength. Through innovative design, DAC created a light weight and compact folding tent pole.
Thor 2P Tent Reviewed by Tonya and Brad Clement
Tonya and Brad Clement review the Thor 2P Tent from Cerro San Lorenzo, Patagonia.
Professional Guide Dick Jackson reviews the Thor 2P Tent
Dick Jackson, owner and operator of Aspen Expeditions, reviews the Thor 2P Tent. Dick is a current board member and former president of the American Mountain Guides Association. Learn more about him and Aspen Expeditions on marmotpro.com
Reviews and comments
on 8/25/10.
I love this tent. Bomber construction, good use of space, and great customer service to boot.
Getting kicked out of my house is softened knowing I have this tent to sleep in.
on 8/27/10.
Great tent. Does exactly what it says. Could be a bit lighter though if it were designed today.
on 1/30/11.
I am happy with this tent, very happy. this tent is the best I ever had.
on 12/4/11.
Have used this tent every night while walking from Maine coast to the Pacific. Everything I could hope for in a 2-person...a great tent. Just wish I had bought the Thor 3 for more interior room. Way to go, Marmot!
on 5/26/12.
Where can I get a foot print for a thor 2p?
on 5/30/12.
You can purchase footprints at stores that carry the matching Marmot tent. Try MooseJaw.com
on 5/29/12.
I bought the Thor 2P to replace my 20 y.o. 3 person dome I used for motorcycle camping. The Thor is great, sturdy and totally waterproof. The 3P would give more room but weight was a factor. The only thing that could be better is if the fly had a vestibule at both ends for more storage space. Marmot, are you listening? I would buy the 2 vestibule fly in an instant.
Great product nonetheless.
on 5/30/12.
Thanks for the suggestion! The Thor has one vestibule to keep weight down. The Nusku 2p has two vestibules.
on 6/3/12.
It has two vestibules one in the front large and a small one in the back.
on 6/3/12.
Is this a good backpacking tent?
on 6/4/12.
The Thor 2P is a professional grade alpinist tent that can be used for backpacking.
Since it is built to withstand harsher wind and weather, and it has a little more floor space, it weighs more than our other 2P backpacking tents such as the popular Limelight 2P http://marmot.com/products/limelight_2p
on 6/5/12.
Thanks for the info.
on 6/5/12.
So what is preferable the limelight or thor
on 6/11/12.
The Thor is a sturdy 4-season two-walled tent built to hold a snow load and survive harsh conditions.
The Limelight is a 3-season tent. Still very tough, but not for winter camping. And the mesh would let out too much heat in very cold conditions.
Also, here is a link where you can see the two compared side by side.
http://marmot.com/compare/118/2036/14506
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