Sunda 2.0
Sunda 2.0
Cavernous interior space
With 34.75 sq ft of vast interior living space, Sunda 2.0 has room for two adults plus all your gear, kids, or dogs. Steep side walls and unique flat ridgeline create a cavernous interior space and peak sit-up height of 38 in that extends the full 8 ft length of the tent.
All-weather durability
An integrated rainfly, waterproof bathtub floor, and high-quality Bemis™ seam tape provide weatherproof protection against heavy downpours. For Sunda 2.0, the redesigned rainfly eliminates excess weight and allows for set-up in a fraction of the time.
Comfort and liveability for the backcountry
Two large tent doors offer easy in-and-out access in tent and hammock mode. Interior gear loops and four built-in side pockets provide organization to store maps, journals, or late-night snacks. Two larger vestibules provide additional dry storage.
Amplified airflow and visibility
Sunda 2.0 features katabatic venting to ensure maximum cross-ventilation opportunities for cooler breezes to pass through the tent, or warm, humid air to dissipate before turning to condensation. Two fly and tent body windows and tie back points at each entry allow for unobstructed peripheral visibility out of the tent and amplified airflow.
Lumos™ light-enhancing fabric
The integrated rainfly is built with our specialized Lumos™ fabric to provide versatility beyond waterproof protection. From the interior, Lumos™ acts as a light enhancing fabric to amplify the performance of a single light source for a brilliant glow at night.
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Overview
The Sunda 2.0 is a convertible 3-season shelter that pitches on the ground as a 2-person tent or hangs as a 1-person hammock. It ships as a complete kit, so there's nothing else to buy to run it either way.
Key features
- Two modes, one shelter — ground tent for two, hammock for one; switch in under 60 seconds with the included straps.
- 34.7 sq ft floor, 38 in peak height across the full 100 in length, with a flat ridgeline for real sit-up room.
- Weather-sealed — 40D ripstop bathtub floor at 2000 mm, attached 20D Lumos fly at 1200 mm, taped seams.
- Cross-flow venting — two doors, two windows, and mesh side walls to manage condensation.
- DAC aluminum poles, 400 lb capacity, 3-season rating.
Use cases
Built for backcountry sites where flat, dry ground isn't a sure thing. Camp two on the ground when the terrain cooperates, or lift the shelter off wet, rocky, or sloped ground by hanging it between trees. One bag covers both calls.
- Sleep capacity: 2-person (tent) / 1-person (hammock)
- Floor area: 34.7 sq ft
- Length: 100 in
- Width: 50 in
- Peak sit-up height: 38 in
- Trail weight: 4 lb 3.5 oz (1.91 kg)
- Packed weight: 6 lb 2.5 oz (2.79 kg)
- Packed size: 7 x 7 x 19 in
- Weight capacity: 400 lb (181 kg)
- Floor / body fabric: 40D ripstop nylon, 2000 mm, DWR
- Wall fabric: 15D ripstop nylon, water-resistant
- Rainfly: Lumos 20D polyester ripstop, 1200 mm (attached)
- Poles: DAC aluminum
- Doors: 2
- Windows: 2
- Season rating: 3-season
- Conversion time: under 60 seconds, ground to hammock
- Included: tent with fly, pole set, footprint, 2 suspension straps, 2 carabiners, 6 stakes, 6 guylines, stuff sack
Does it sleep two people as a hammock, or only on the ground?
Two people fit comfortably in ground-tent mode. Hung as a hammock it's best for one. Two can hang within the 400 lb capacity, but it's tight and not the intended setup.
How fast does it switch between tent and hammock?
Under 60 seconds. Strap the two included Python straps to a pair of trees, clip in, and lift the shelter off the ground. Reverse it to put it back down as a tent.
Do I need to buy straps or poles separately?
No. It's a complete kit: the tent with the fly attached, the DAC pole set, a fitted footprint, two suspension straps, two carabiners, six stakes, six guylines, and a stuff sack.
How does it handle rain and condensation?
The bathtub floor is rated to 2000 mm and the attached fly to 1200 mm, with taped seams for heavy downpours. Two doors, two windows, and mesh side walls give cross-flow venting. Roll the doors up and windows down on humid nights to cut condensation.