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Access™ 2 Two-Person, Four-Season Ski Touring Tent

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$527.97 $799.95 In stock

Category: Award Winners

The AccessTM 2 is a two-person, four-season ski touring tent designed for winter backcountry adventures. It combines light weight, warmth, and strength to serve as a reliable shelter for cold-weather expeditions.

  • Two-person capacity for efficient touring partnerships.
  • Four-season construction built to withstand winter conditions.
  • Engineered for ski touring with a focus on portability and durability.
  • Part of MSR's award-winning lineup, recognized for outdoor performance.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

Pitched this on an exposed ridge at -15°C and it held up beautifully — the four-season build shrugged off the wind all night. For a two-person tent it's surprisingly light in the pack, which mattered on the long skin in.

Amelia X. ★★★★★

We got caught in a whiteout at treeline and the tent stayed rock-solid all night. The four-season build really holds up, and it shed snow without us having to dig out once.

Samuel F. ★★★★★

Hauled this up to a frozen col at 11,000 feet and it shrugged off a night of 40 mph gusts without a single bent pole. The vestibule gives just enough room to cook without melting snow into the sleeping area, which made the morning routine way less miserable.