The North Face Kestrel:
If you grew up sharing a bedroom with a rival sibling, at some point you probably drew a line down the center of the room (most of us borrowed a roll of dad's masking tape), claiming one side to be yours and the other half as enemy territory. While your parents probably didn't encourage this sort of behavior, The North Face Kestrel is built on a similar, although much more peaceful premise: It features dual doors and dual vestibules on each side of the tent, so you don't have to worry about rolling over your sleeping partner (or larger sibling) to make a quick exit. At 6 lbs., 1 oz., the Kestrel is modestly light and can be pitched with a fly sheet for lightweight summer hiking. A color matched canopy and fly sheet webbing system allow for quick and easy pitching. Roll of household masking tape for optional border not included.

• Polyurethane coated polyester ripstop fly sheet and lightweight nylon ripstop canopy
• Nylon taffeta floor coated to 2,000 mm.
• Capacity: 2
• Bathtub floor design for enhanced waterproof performance
• Fully freestanding design
• DAC Featherlite aluminum poles
• Fully continuous pole sleeves and pole pockets for structural integrity
• Durable polyurethane windows
• Compression stuff sack included
• Reflective guy line loops and glow in the dark zipper pulls for easy night use
• High/low venting from mesh canopy
• Color matched canopy and fly sheet webbing for easy pitching
• Pitch with fly sheet and poles for a summer weight-saving option
• Weight: 6 lbs. 1 oz. (2.75 kg.)