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2P Cirriform with 1P Bug Shelter, doors rolled back and foot end open

About that foot end

Did you know the 2P uses storm flaps at the foot?

One of our favorite things about the 2P Cirriform is how much of it disappears when you roll back both doors, fold away the foot end storm flaps, and pull back the beak. When it's all opened up, there's not much else like it. The open configuration works with any inner; our favorites are the 1P Bug Shelter and the y-zip Bug Bivy.

Either one makes for a bomber solo setup. When you want it closed, you get solid protection. Even with the edges pinned to the ground, the inner keeps its full height, and the generous overhang handles splashing and spray even with the tarp raised for ventilation. When a storm rolls in, the panels deploy quickly.

The open feel of a tarp with the protection of a shaped shelter.

2P Cirriform tarp with foot end open

2P Cirriform & 2P Bug Shelter

Now taking preorders

Preorder open through May 31

Preorders are available for the 2P Cirriform Tarp and 2P Bug Shelter.


We're thinking about retiring the 2P Cirriform's long option after this run; haven't made a final call yet, but it looks likely. We plan to keep offering the long 2P Bug Shelter, and it fits under the standard-length tarp, so that setup stays viable either way.