Vestibule Assaut2 Dyneema

The ASSAUT2 Dyneema® Vestibule fits perfectly on the two assault tents offered by Samaya in the 8K and ULTRA ranges. Designed with use in mind, it was conceived to be used during your ascents on the most vertical faces.

The ASSAUT2 Dyneema® Vestibule will accompany you on your most demanding expeditions when comfort is required. In applications where comfort has a completely different meaning, this 405-gram vestibule with a folded volume of approximately 2 litres guarantees 1.25 m² of protected space to store your equipment.

PERFORMANCE

• Waterproofing of the walls: 15 000 mm

CAPACITY AND WEIGHT

• Minimum weight: 405 g (14 oz)
• Packed weight: 420 g (15 oz)

DIMENSIONS

• Floor dimensions: 1250 mm x 900 mm (49 in x 35 in)
• Surface area: 1.25 m² (13.5 sq. ft.)
• Height: 900 mm (35 in)
• Internal volume: 1 m³ (35, 3 cu. ft.)
• Packed size: 400 mm x 80 mm (16 in x 3 in)
• Packed volume: 2 L

MATERIALS

• Snow skirt: Dyneema® Composite Fabric 34g/m²
• Sidewall fabric: Dyneema® Composite Fabric 18g/m²
• Front door: Adjustable YKK® zip

ACCESSORIES INCLUDED

• Arch: DACFeatherLite™ NFL 8.7 mm (x1)
• Stakes: Swiss Piranha RT90 (x4)

OTHER FEATURES

• Seasons: 4
• Seams: 100% waterproof
• Adjusters One on each guyline (x6)
• Guylines: Dyneema® core, adjustable and reflective (x6)
• Buckles: Suspension loop (x3)

The Vestibule ASSAUT2 Dyneema® will appeal to minimalists looking for comfort and ultra-light weight.

Using the performance of Dyneema® composite to develop this vestibule, you now benefit from an additional 1.25 m² for only 405 g and approximately 2 litres in folded volume. Ultra light and compact, the ASSAUT2 Dyneema® vestibule achieves a waterproof performance of 15,000 mm.

Attached to the short side of your assault tent, the vestibule fits perfectly on narrow ledges. It allows you to store your equipment during your nights at very high altitude, where the weather is not always as you wish.

Fully adaptable: you can choose to take your vestibule with you on your mountaineering trips only when necessary.