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Switch 2P
#167 in Camping Tents

NEMO Equipment - Switch 2P

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"The tent has a high height, letting me use a cot inside it for sleeping, and is tall enough to sit in in a backpacking chair when its rainy or buggy out."


"definitely the tallest two person tent I've ever seen."

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"Nemo’s warranty is fantastic. ... They repaired a rainfly for free that I’m pretty sure definitely ripped due to me."


"their customer support was better than any company I’ve ever encountered ... When my first tent got some delamination on the waterproofing layer they replaced it for free"


"They have also helped me out by getting a tent shipped sooner so I could use it on trip."

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"i also love how easy they are to set up"

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"Used my nemo 45 nights this past summer, still looks new."


"one has been with me since 2012 and still works great."


"how durable the materials seem to be."

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"I can set it up sans fly for buggy nights, or sans inner tent if I just want shade. ... Its got a lot of versatility for different setups."

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"Doesn’t help when you’re on top of the mountain in the pouring rain :)"

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KeimApode • 8 months ago

I strap my nemo switch on the bottom of my pack. I love that tent, to me it's worth the weight and space.

r/CampingGear • If weight is no longer a constraint, what would you choose for a freestanding tent? ->
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PartTime_Crusader • 8 months ago

For river trips where the boat is carrying the load rather than me carrying it, I use a Nemo Switch 2p. The tent has a high height, letting me use a cot inside it for sleeping, and is tall enough to sit in in a backpacking chair when its rainy or buggy out. I can set it up sans fly for buggy nights, or sans inner tent if I just want shade. Its got a lot of versatility for different setups. Fabric is more durable than typical ultralight fabric. While its heavier than I would carry backpacking, its still compact and light enough to carry by boat. For car camping, I sleep inside my car, but I know a lot of people like the popup tents like the gazelles. These are more bulky than you could carry by boat but if you're car based, the extra conveniences for setup is nice.

r/CampingGear • If weight is no longer a constraint, what would you choose for a freestanding tent? ->
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sta_sh • 5 months ago

Closest I can get you is the Nemo Switch 2 definitely the tallest two person tent I've ever seen.

r/camping • Looking for a small tent you can stand up in ->
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Biketour86 • 11 months ago

Used my nemo 45 nights this past summer, still looks new.

r/CampingandHiking • How much should you pay for a high quality one-person tent? ->
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boredbearapple • 3 months ago

Doesn’t help when you’re on top of the mountain in the pouring rain :) Edit this sounds a bit harsh. NEMO makes good tents I’ve owned a couple. These days I just prefer something a bit heavier.

r/CampingGear • Gearlabs top 19 tents are all 200$+. One is even over a thousand. Are those of ua getting the 70$ amazon special really buying junk?! ->
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cetacean-station • about 2 months ago

Nemo makes great tents. i have two, one has been with me since 2012 and still works great. i got another one last year with more room cuz i have more dogs. i like that they sell internal floors to keep dogs from making holes with their paws. i also love how easy they are to set up, and how durable the materials seem to be.

r/BuyItForLife • Is there such thing as a “good” tent? ->
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Ecstatic_Job_3467 • 7 months ago

There are a few shelters that use trekking poles as supports. I have a Nemo that’s about the size as a Nalgene bottle.

r/CampingGear • Backpacker looking for one man tent that packs down to smallest size but not a bivvy ->
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icarusislit • 22 days ago

Tent: MSR or Nemo, sleeping bag: Nemo (the lightest warmest I’ve found) knife folding knife I’d use a Swiss army “Ranger” model, if its a folding knife sans that I’d use a fixed blade like a Pathfinder knife shop “scorpion or Kephart” the kephart is my favorite personally. It’s always good to have multiple tools for sure sometimes they fail. Additionally if you’re going to be in any remote areas take 2 ways to make fire whether that’s 2 lighters or a lighter and a ferocerium rod doesn’t matter. Ans water water water, and some way to filter said water. I’ve had situations even near or in towns where I needed water and had some but couldn’t purify it and a metal container of you can canteen or stainless non vacuum single wall water bottle if you have that and fire you’ll have purified water. Enjoy your walk sounds like fun to me

r/CampingGear • Advice for sleeping bag, tent and knife ->
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lakorai • 7 months ago

Big Agnes Marmot, Nemo, Naturehike, Durston over Coleman or Kelly every time.

r/CampingGear • Kelty, Coleman or Big Agnes Tent? ->
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Neon_sanders • 3 months ago

Nemo’s warranty is fantastic. They repaired a rainfly for free that I’m pretty sure definitely ripped due to me. They have also helped me out by getting a tent shipped sooner so I could use it on trip.

r/CampingGear • Gearlabs top 19 tents are all 200$+. One is even over a thousand. Are those of ua getting the 70$ amazon special really buying junk?! ->
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No_Kaleidoscope_447 • 5 months ago

I got a Nemo and have 0 complaints.

r/CampingGear • What brands or types of tents should I be looking to get? ->
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okok987651234 • 3 months ago

I have a Nemo tent and two big Agnes. Love them both.

r/CampingandHiking • NEMO Dragonfly 2p tent for 374$ is good? Or are there other options? ->
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peteschirmer • 5 months ago

Nemo. I bought one and will probably never buy another brand. The whole experience was just more thoughtful than the other brands I had before - and their customer support was better than any company I’ve ever encountered. When my first tent got some delamination on the waterproofing layer they replaced it for free.

r/CampingGear • What brands or types of tents should I be looking to get? ->
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Wooden-Importance • 3 months ago

I have 2 Nemo tents that are both way better than any of the 5 or 6 Walmart tents that I have owned. Are they enough better to justify the added price? Depends on your use case.

r/CampingGear • Gearlabs top 19 tents are all 200$+. One is even over a thousand. Are those of ua getting the 70$ amazon special really buying junk?! ->
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Xboxben • 3 months ago

I have it and its just over 4lbs. Its easy to travel with

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