FairShare 3-piece modular storage sack system allows you to split the load, making packing more efficient and even load distribution a breeze
After set-up, the stuff sacks transform into gear storage pockets inside the tent
DESIGN & DETAILS:
3 Person tent
Apex Vent™ positioned at the highest point of the tent, this oversized vent efficiently expels warm air to prevent condensation and can be easily zipped shut from inside the tent
Beautifully designed, machined aluminium clips attach the pole and the inner foot with ease and replace the need for plastic buckles that can break
Baseline adjustable vents at the base of the tent allow you to control airflow and effectively manage humidity and condensation in wet conditions without letting the rain in
Hangout Mode™ - patent pending design allows you to convert the rain fly into a semi-open shelter for socializing or just getting out of the rain or Sun
Adjustable peg out points at each corner and on the doors give you more peg placement flexibility
Includes 6ea ground control guy lines can be attached or removed as needed with custom quick-connect V-toggles
Includes 8ea ground control light tent pegs 7075 T6 hardened aluminium with custom tri-point extrusion and multi-notch design for greater flexibility
Lightbar™ pole storage sack features a semi-rigid, reflective material and dedicated mounting points to neatly secure at the peak of the tent
DAC poles – The Telos™ features a combination of DAC Featherlite® NSL™ and PRESSFIT ™ segments with varying pole diameters for maximum strength at minimum weight
Optional hangout Mode™ Pole Set – DAC Featherlite® NSL™ 1.25m pole set easily fits into the Lightbar™ sack with other tent poles for easy carrying
Tension Ridge™ lifts the tent doors higher than any other tent in its class, allowing easier access and better views of the outside
Optional gear loft provides extra storage to organize essentials off the tent floor and within easy reach
High-quality polyester footprints with hypalon attachment points available in two custom sizes for every tent
Lightfoot provides coverage for tent body only while bigfoot extends coverage under the entire tent plus vestibule area
Rainfly can be rolled back on both sides to the Tension Ridge™ for stargazing, then deployed quickly and secured from inside the tent
Set-up the rainfly first in wet conditions to keep the inner tent and your gear dry
Easily control the length with integrated adjuster or join multiple lines together for an extended guy line
Well design with different color sides. Easy to setup. Great vent options. Super light weight and great design to 3 packs. Easy to pack.
DAE Y.
Received incentive
8 months ago
Good For Cooler Season
I have already Telos 2 bikepacking. But I bought Telos plus for cooler season. Still no chance to test in outdoors. But when I set up indoor to test, it looks very good. With rather thick bottom, less mesh, I feel I could use in shoulder season.
Julie A.
Received incentive
9 months ago
Love This Tent
Great tent, very well made and easy to set up. Plenty of height, I am 5’9” and there is plenty of headspace and it is great length wise. May be a bit tight when my husband comes along next time (he is a large guy!) Can’t wait for future trips using it!
Timothy G.
Received incentive
1 year ago
Two Person Set Up Is
Two person set up is easy and quick. 1 person a little trickier, but I got the tent for 2 person camping anyways. One night was 17 and it stayed warm enough to keep the water unfrozen. We had condensation that night. Next night we opened all 3 vents and had no condensation, a little colder but our water was slushy, not frozen solid. Overall I’m very pleased. They did send me the wrong sized foot print, but that’s not really a quality issue. Overall I like it.
Colin M.
Received incentive
1 year ago
Strong, But Small And Hard To Set Up
its a great tent but it just barely fits too standard sleeping pads inside. Also compared to other two man tents it can take a while to set up.
Amelie P.
Received incentive
1 year ago
Spacious, Warm And Great Ventilation
I love the packing system; it is easy to share with someone or only bring the necessary. The tent has Excellent Ventilation and is lightweight. So far, it seems great quality, but I haven't been through a giant storm yet. It's spacious for a two-person tent and very warm.
paulwsmn
2 years ago
Telos Plus Tent Review: Lightweight With A Flaw
I had the opportunity to use the Telos Plus Freestanding Ultralight Tent over President's Weekend in Colorado at an elevation of 12,000 feet with plenty of snow. It even snowed about 3 inches during the trip. On the positive side, the tent's lightweight design impressed me, as did the innovative multiple-stuff sacks, making it highly portable and organized. Its ease of setup was notable, and it successfully kept me dry inside with almost no condensation, a commendable feat under the snowy conditions. However, my experience wasn't without its drawbacks. Disappointingly, during my first use, I discovered a hole in the tent's floor. Given that I was on snow, I don't believe I caused the cut. This issue likely points to the material's extreme thinness, which, while understandable in the pursuit of minimizing weight, should not come at the expense of basic durability, such as maintaining an intact tent floor. Having lived in Colorado and Utah my entire life, engaging in activities like hunting and mountaineering across all seasons, this is the first time I've encountered a tent floor cutting open. This incident marks a significant concern regarding the material's durability and the tent's overall reliability in rugged conditions.
ICEBEAR97
Verified Purchase
3 years ago
Exactly What I Was Looking For
this is perfect size for 1 person with extra room for bag and clothing inside. It really is easy to set up, even for first time it took 5 min for myself. Really warm and cozy inside.
Raul S.
Received incentive
4 years ago
Awesome Product!!
Material, Quality, Craftsmanship, Service was Awesome!! Easy to setup as a first time backpacker 25 minutes total setup time.
Miguel R.
Received incentive
4 years ago
Spacious Not To Heavy Warm
Spacious not to heavy warm in cold weather would not use it for summer great winter tent easy set up
Tucker H.
4 years ago
29 Days From Colorado To Mississippi
I brought the Telos Tr2 Plus along with me for the past month on an unsupported bicycle tour from Colorado to Mississippi. I slept in the tent 24 of the 29 days I was on the road. This was my first time using it so I had my reservations taking an unknown tent with me but as a fan of Sea to Summit and the gear they make, I had the utmost faith. I had nights that ranged from 17F up to 65F, I always felt that the tent stayed as warm as could be expected. I really liked having the fabric walls on the inner tent in place of the mesh. It offered a bit more privacy on those nights when the tent fly was not needed. I was a bit nervous that the small vents at the top of the tent would not be sufficient but they seemed to do the trick. The only times I had issue with condensation was through Louisiana, I'm not sure there is a tent in the world that can handle that level of condensation. I highly recommend the gear loft as well, it gets your clothes for the next day up off the ground and gives them a chance to breath a little bit better. Inside the tent, spacious! I had enough room to spread out and get comfortable all while storing all of my panniers inside the tent. I found myself not using the lightbar feature however I can certainly see how useful this could be, especially if you are staying in one place for more than 1 night. It is a bit difficult to pull the tent tight for the tension ridge but once you do it a few times you get used to it and appreciate the fact that the tent doesn't flap around at all. I used the smaller ground tarp with the tent as I find myself setting it up without a rainfly as much as I can, if you pack the tent as tight as you can the inner tent and the ground fly can be packed together, eliminating the need for te seperate ground tarp bag. All in all the only issues that I encountered was the color (the tent is not as discretely colored as I would like), and the tent stakes seemed to bend rather easily. I'm still quite impressed with this tent. From cold weather to hot and humid weather, it preformed wonderfully. It is light, durable, and well designed. It provides ample protection from the elements and I am so looking forward to taking it out into the backcountry this winter to test it even more! The Telos TR2 Plus will be my go to tent from now on, another S2S product knocking it out of the park!
Iggy
4 years ago
From Out Of The Box To Into The Snow
Our new Telos 2+ tent was fresh out of the box when we put it up to the cold, wet weather test for 10 days in the high country of the Eagle Cap Wilderness. The ventilation system is well designed leaving no condensation on the inside walls of the tent. Thus, our sleeping bags stayed dry while we huddled in the spacious tent for 2.5 days of blowing snow. The fabric walls instead of mosquito netting was an appreciated choice too. The easy tensioning of the rainfly corners to the tent kept the tent taught beneath any snow load too. 4 stars because: 1. Attaching the rainfly to the tent poles didn't go smoothly if the tent poles were already attached to the tent groundsheet rubber grommets. The groundsheets rubber grommets prevented the latching on of the rainfly easily; 2. The tension bar that spans the tent rainfly is extremely tight. One is hesitant to pull, and pull and stretch a brand new rainfly as one doesn't know the strength of the material/fabric. I was sure I would rip the rainfly in half on my first...and subsequent...use. I added either rubber bands or an elastic loop to attach the rainfly to the tiny, tight little hooks but pulling and pulling the rainfly fabric doesn't seem to me to be a good thing for the long run; 3. Matching the shape of the groundsheet (the one that has material that extends out to cover the vestibules) to the shape of the tent to lay out was always an added puzzle even after 12 days of use; 3. The gray tent poles and blue tent poles could have been better color distinguished...the blue is too close in tone to the gray...yet another second or two of delay due to head scratching. How about a yellow or red color?; 4. The tent zipper pulls could be a bit heftier. I know you are trying to save weight everywhere possible but we are going to add some bigger cord to grab onto a 3pm; 5. Didn't find converting the tent storage bags into a light bar or extra storage necessary; 5. Due to the blowing snow we did feel the need to zip close the outer vent as moisture threatened to come in onto the netting of the vent below; 6. The ground sheet tore after the 4th day of use. Not sure what caused it...but I have used ground cloths on my former tent for years without a tear. So that was a surprise. 7. Just our situation perhaps. But our 2 Thermarest Neo(?) mattresses were a bit wide for the tent side by side. But the length was fine. So for us a couple of more inches in width would have been nice. All n' all we like the tent. It kept us both warm and dry in cold, wet conditions over a few days so that is it's strong suit. The rainfly goes way down to the ground and is easy to keep tight. Good quality materials and construction. Yes, it is a bit easier to get in and out then our former double vestibule tent. The only 4 stars is due to the little nitpicky annoyances mostly with setting up the tent.
