Name: REI Co-op Passage 2
Brand: rei co-op
SKU: 62a301be503ea4c2d10ebcf8
Rating: 4.0 (18 reviews)

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The REI Passage 2 is ideal for the committed car camper that takes the occasional weekend backpacking trip. The interior is spacious and comfortable. It comes outfitted with two large side doors that make it easy to use for two people. Its mesh canopy makes it a nice option for stargazing, while the higher sidewall fabric provides added privacy. Its classic, straightforward X-pole design pitches in an instant. And, of course, the price point is excellent. 
This tent could use another large storage pocket to really up the livability. We also think that the fly stability in high wind could be improved if the two vestibules were trapezoidal instead of triangular. However, the pros far outweigh the cons for us, and we would pick this one for our next camping adventure if we were looking to camp big and spend small.

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Let’s be honest: A fair share of us are casual, fair-weather backpackers who make our way into the backcountry for just a weekend or two each summer. If this sounds like you, a budget pick like REI’s tried-and-true Passage is a great choice. For just $159, you get a reasonable weight of 5 pounds 10 ounces (note: this includes the footprint), a door and vestibule on each side, full-coverage rainfly, and durable materials that don’t require nearly as much care as the lighter-weight options on this list. The sub-$200 category is dwindling as inflation causes tent prices to rise, but the Passage continues to hold down the fort with a winning formula that few tents match.

What do you sacrifice by going with the REI Passage? At almost 6 pounds, it will add significant weight and bulk to your pack, which is not ideal for those covering long distances over multiple days in the backcountry. Second, with a simple X-shaped pole structure (no ridge pole), the Passage doesn’t feel nearly as modern or spacious as its more expensive sibling, the Half Dome SL above. In addition, you get standard aluminum rather than DAC poles, which are generally less premium. But we can’t help but love the low price of REI’s budget model, which makes it a great pick for shorter trips and most casual backpackers... Read in-depth reviewSee the REI Co-op Passage 2

REI Co-op’s in-house brand offers great bang for your buck, and their lineup of backpacking tents is especially impressive. In short, no other tent manufacturer offers a better combination of price and performance—the holy grail for budget seekers. The Passage 2 is their entry-level offering, keeping costs low with a simplified pole structure and material set that emphasizes durability over weight-savings. But despite its budget designation, the tent is all most backpackers need, with ample interior space for two sleepers, two doors and vestibules, and a full-coverage rainfly for protection in wind and rain.

We’ve spent a lot of time in a tent—and a lot of time in $500 tents—and keep coming back to the Passage as one of the best values on the market. If you’re a casual backpacker or only get out a few times a year, you really don’t need anything more. Sure, the Passage is heavy, and it’s true that you can get a lot more interior space with a design that features a center ridge pole and steeper walls (for a bump in livability, check out REI's $199 Trail Hut 2). If you plan to spend a lot of time in your tent or want to keep your pack weight low, the Half Dome SL 2+ below is a nice step up for an extra $170. But for a durable, protective, and well-built shelter and footprint for well under $200, the Passage is our runaway favorite budget tent of the year... Read in-depth reviewSee the REI Co-op Passage 2

The REI Co-op Passage 2 is ideal for the committed car camper that takes the occasional weekend backpacking trip. The interior is spacious and comfortable. It comes outfitted with two large side doors that make it easy to use for two people. Its mesh canopy makes it a nice option for stargazing, while the higher sidewall fabric provides added privacy. Its classic, straightforward X-pole design pitches in an instant. And, of course, the price point is excellent. 
This tent could use another large storage pocket to really up the livability. We also think that the fly stability in high wind could be improved if the two vestibules were trapezoidal instead of triangular. However, the pros far outweigh the cons for us, and we would pick this one for our next camping adventure if we were looking to camp big and spend small.
Read more: REI Passage 2 review

The REI Co-op Passage 2 is one of our favorite affordable backpacking tents. Specs such as a roomy interior and wide opening D-shaped doors on both sides make it a very comfortable space and allow campers to move more independently in and out of the tent. The privacy walls are our ideal height while still offering a nice size mesh upper if you want to sleep with a view of the stars. We love how easy it is to set up the Passage 2. The simple criss-cross pole design goes up in minutes, and the fly is symmetrical, so as long as you get the zippers lined up, it is almost impossible to put it on backward. The high durability and extra footprint that comes with the tent add to an already great value.
Unfortunately, the interior of the Passage 2 only has two pockets and no overhead storage. While the pockets are large enough to hold most items, we still wish there was a better variety of storage options. Also, the x-shaped pole design is held together with only a hook at the top, and the structure can sometimes feel a bit flimsy. However, using the velcro pole wraps on the rainfly's underside helps add stability and rigidity. The biggest downside of this tent is the heavier weight, and bulkier packed size. However, this is a tradeoff we expect for a tent in this price range, and we feel that it is still a quality product. The Co-op Passage 2 is a great option for those who want a budget tent and don't mind carrying an extra pound or two.
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 And lastly, this tent is made out of polyester fabric and it comes with two aluminum bolts. Oh no, I really love this tent, especially for someone first, getting into backpacking being that you can buy a tent, a sleeping bag and a sleeping pad. All that was really saves a lot of money and it's a great starter point and you can replace here as you get more into backpacking anyways guys. I hope you liked this review in ten

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 No personally, I consider this tent one of the best tents for someone first, turning it into backpacking. The reason being is because on REI comm, you can actually buy this tent with a saving pad and a sleeping bag, which is a great starter kit for someone. First, getting the backpacking. I think these packages range from around 200 to 300

 Let'S take a look at the tent, I'm gon na use in 2020, and I also use in 2019. The REI co-op passage. No personally, I consider this tent one of the best tents for someone first, turning it into backpacking. The reason being is because on REI comm, you can actually buy this tent with a saving pad and a sleeping bag, which is a great starter kit for someone

REI Co-op Passage 2 Tent REVIEW

 It also comes in a package which includes a sleeping bag and a sleeping pad, which i have in the tent behind me here, and that package drops 50 off of the cost and brings the entire price to 300 u.s. I have been testing out the entire package here: the sleeping bag and sleeping pad included, and if you're camping in temperatures above freezing, then this can be a great option for you. The sleeping pad is fairly comfortable and the sleeping bag is fairly warm, but only if you're above those freezing temperatures i'll post links in the video description

 In order to help you not get lost and to be safer when out on your backcountry trips, 

 It comes with. A fly, comes with tent poles, tent pegs guy lines here, as well as something that isn't often included with tents and that's a footprint. This is a freestanding tent, so it does use tent poles in order to assemble the tent and those tent. Poles are in an x pattern and connect into each corner of the tent body here, and it's really easy to set up, which is awesome if you're new to backpacking or camping the 10 ways, 2090 grams or 4

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Hi - I’m looking to purchase my first tent. I want a tent that I can possibly take both backpacking and car camping. I prefer setting up to be quick and easy. My budget is $250, any recommendations? Thank you.

<div class="md"><p>Hi - I’m looking to purchase my first tent. I want a tent that I can possibly take both backpacking and car camping. I prefer setting up to be quick and easy. My budget is $250, any recommendations? Thank you.</p>
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2 Person Tent Recommendations

If you are on a tight budget or don't mind the extra weight, a Passage 2 is excellent. If you want the best, go for one of the premium brands. Of the top tier stuff, BA CS2 is consistently rated great and is more like a traditional tent. Some of the others can bring their weight down by replacing tent poles with your hiking poles or going down to a single wall design (which can cause condensation)

Hi all, looking to invest in a good quality backpacking tent (2 person). Just looking for recommendations of brands! Thanks

<div class="md"><p>Hi all, looking to invest in a good quality backpacking tent (2 person). Just looking for recommendations of brands! Thanks</p>
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. I have the REI Co-Op 1-person tent and it's the same color. It blends in pretty well. Where are you going for your first trip?

Picked this Eureka 1p up at a gear swap for $12. How'd I do?

Hello everyone,

Me and my fiance are going to travel through Brazil backpacking, does anyone have a recommendation for a tent?  
We are expecting hot climate and rains.  
Our budget is 100U$D

<div class="md"><p>Hello everyone,</p>

<p>Me and my fiance are going to travel through Brazil backpacking, does anyone have a recommendation for a tent?<br/>
We are expecting hot climate and rains.<br/>
Our budget is 100U$D</p>
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Two person backpacking tent recommendation

Hey all. I have the REI Passage 2 purchased new this year. The poles have been misplaced and am researching replacements. Does anyone have the specs on the OEM poles? Specifically:

I’m looking for a 3 season backpacking tent that can handle some light winter weather. Most of the 3 season tents I see have mesh almost down to the floor and there isn’t a lot of overlap between the rain fly and the part of the tent that isn’t mesh, it looks like wind will blow right through. Some of the tents I’ve been looking at are the rei half dome sl 2+, the klymit maxfield, and the marmot tungsten. If you think one of these is better than the others or have other good suggestions please let me know!

<div class="md"><p>I’m looking for a 3 season backpacking tent that can handle some light winter weather. Most of the 3 season tents I see have mesh almost down to the floor and there isn’t a lot of overlap between the rain fly and the part of the tent that isn’t mesh, it looks like wind will blow right through. Some of the tents I’ve been looking at are the rei half dome sl 2+, the klymit maxfield, and the marmot tungsten. If you think one of these is better than the others or have other good suggestions please let me know!</p>
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Tent recommendations.

I will be doing a 6-day trip into the Beartooth wilderness in Montana this August... I'm looking for good recommendations for a one-person tent preferably four seasons and with the vestibule... Budget is a huge consideration for me... Any recommendations though are welcome

<div class="md"><p>I will be doing a 6-day trip into the Beartooth wilderness in Montana this August... I&#39;m looking for good recommendations for a one-person tent preferably four seasons and with the vestibule... Budget is a huge consideration for me... Any recommendations though are welcome</p>
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