Twilight 2P

It's really a shame that after only 3 times of usage one of the poles has cracked in one of the joint ends during normal use. Other than that it's been a great tent. Would appreciate if you could let me know how to get the pole replaced. Thanks

I need a gear loft and footprint...can I purchase these seperately? If so, what is cost?

This tent is a great performer. I use it for backpacking trips and weekend casual camping. Its small/light enough for the former and roomy enough for the latter. Survived 4 season weather, including torrential rains, without a problem. Not to say this is a winter tent, but it worked in a pinch along with my other winter gear.

The only downside is that I bought this tent before a gear loft and footprint were available. Now, they are bundled as a package and no one seems interested in unbundling. Perhaps Marmot could help here? Even a pattern of the OEM footprint would be appreciated.

Great tent, very versatile at a good price. I love the tent without the rainfly, breathes well and you can see the stars but still enough cover to keep you from feeling completely exposed. The rainfly works well, the window is very convenient and the large vestibules with large openings are nice as well, though they can be a little hard to close completely from inside and I haven't found a way to keep the vestibule door rolled open. it stayed dry in rainy conditions and even though there was some condensation on the rain fly inside, non came in the actual tent. It was easy enough to set up, getting the rain fly straight and tacked on was a little hard though. The fit inside is kinda tight for two, with not much room for packs inside though there are a plethora of pockets inside and a good overhead storage area. Overall, a great choice for a versatile two person tent!

Bought the tent a year ago and it has served well -- even in very wet conditions. However, thus far I've still to figure out how to attach the rope, the aluminum cylinder and the tiny plastic piece that come with it. So, on windy conditions (>20m/s) I've just used a regular rope to tie the tent down.

I just ordered this tent from moosejaw after reading a ton of great reviews about it. I just had a general question: how should I store this tent (or any tent)? Just in it's stuff sack?

good tent, moderate weight, good water repelency, and can be packed smaller than the spec size if you do it right. the bare bones option is really nice to have. One complaint, kind of a big complaint. the vestibule zipper is very poorly designed. it goes straight down to the anchor point, so it's VERY far away, and when the ground is wet (the floor is dry!) but my arm gets all wet trying to reach the stupid zipper. And then the rain comes right in the vestibule as it's flapping in the wind. I really like this tent, and i love the big vestibule, but I would really love if the re-design had vesti-zippers in the style of the Half dome 2. Then, this would be a pretty darn awesome tent.

I think that this is a great tent for the money! I only think there is a design flaw with the doors. When you open the vestibule door it hangs directly in front of the tent door. The tent door zips oposingly from the fly which can be slightly frustrating but not a huge deal. Otherwise I am very happy with it.... great construction, awesome interior, easy setup, cozy and the window rocks!