YEAR END SALE: 20% TENTS AND FOOTPRINTS THROUGH 12/16 WITH CODE YEAREND2024

Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2
Indus 2

Indus 2

Regular price
$550.00
Sale price
$550.00

So maybe you're not an ultralighter. Maybe you'd rather have rock-solid gear that doesn't have to be babied. For people whose top priority in a tent is durability, the Indus delivers. With the same impeccable construction as the rest of our tents, the Indus delivers four-season protection at a great value thanks to its heavier (read: more durable) materials. 

Based on our popular CrossBow Four-Season tent, the Indus is simplified and beefed up to meet the demands of guides, river runners, overlanders, and outfitters of various kinds.

The Indus uses our Expedition Series fabrics and beefy #8 zippers to withstand wear and tear from clients, the dusty winds of the desert, and the withering UV of the high alpine. With non-hydrolyzing Sil/Sil (flysheet) and PE (floor) coatings, you'll probably be able to pass the Indus along to your kids (or their kids).

Features

  • Roomy, strong 2P tent for year-round use
  • Breathable ripstop body blocks wind, spindrift, dust, and sand
  • Full ripstop and mesh doors for ventilation
  • Kickstand vents on vestibule doors provide unrestricted cross-breeze for condensation management
  • Double dry entry
  • OutRigger attachment uses your trekking/ski poles to strengthen tent under high winds and heavy snow loads
  • Internal guyline compatible
  • Spacious vestibules offer plenty of gear storage space
  • Toggles connect fly to poles at guy points for stability
  • Internal ceiling o-rings for gear hanging
  • 7 internal mesh pockets for endless organizational potential
  • #8 YKK zippers on flysheet and exterior tent body ripstop doors
  • #5 YKK zippers on interior tent body mesh doors
  • All zippers have pre-installed spare zipper sliders for easy zipper repair in the field
  • Includes pole repair splint, 14 DAC J-Stakes, and 10 3mm reflective guylines

Specs

Minimum Weight
5lb 13oz (2.64kg)
Packaged Weight 6lb 10oz (3.01kg)
Capacity 2
Floor Area 32sq ft (2.97m)
Vestibule Area 11sq ft x 2 (1.02sq m x 2)
Interior Height
41.5" (105cm)
Packed Size
7" x 21" (18cm x 53cm)
Pole Package Length 17.25" (44cm)
Pole Package Length 17" (43cm)
Floor Dimensions 92" x 50" (233cm x 127cm)
Tent Body Volume 58.6 cu ft (1.66cu m)
Vestibule Volume 50 cu ft (1.46cu m)
Number of poles 3
Doors
2

 

Materials

Tent Body Fabric
40D Nylon Ripstop DWR
Floor Fabric 70D Nylon Ripstop PE 2000mm
Fly Fabric 70D Nylon Ripstop Sil/Sil 3000mm
Poles 3 DAC PL 10.65mm
Zippers YKK #8 (flysheet/exterior tent body ripstop doors), YKK #5 (interior tent body mesh doors)

Customer Reviews

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Andy Souder
Bombproof/clientproof fortress

Alpine Ascents has been using this tent for a whole season in our rental fleet, and they have held up amazing. All over the Cascade volcanoes, up and down North Cascades National Park, and even a stint at the Gorge Amphitheater. They haven't been thrashed by clients or guides. The easy setup and versatility is incredible, especially for new folks with minimal tenting experience. Slingfin's attention to detail and willingness to include optional features (rather than making it a "pay for extras" type of system) really makes this and all of their tents a great value.
Highly recommend one or a fleet of forty for anyone looking for a do-it-all, 2-person tent.

Woohoo!!! So glad your Indus fleet is going the distance! Brings us so much joy to think about them getting after it all over the PNW!

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Fred B
Great Tent

I purchased the tent primarily for motorcycle camping where size matters more than weight. The tent/fly, ground sheet, sleeping mattress, and sleeping bag all easily fit inside one pannier of my BMW. I really like the fact that there are no mesh panels since I frequently camp in the desert where fine, wind blown sand easily passes through mesh and makes for an uncomfortable situation. I have had zero issues with condensation, however, I camp in the west where humidity is typically low. It has been through some heavy rain and wind with no problems. My only gripe, and it is very minor, is I wish there was clip, strap, or some device to secure the poles together at the peak. Overall a great tent.