"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I never set up my tent without a footprint, and the Crane Creek 2P Footprint is a must-have for my Marmot Crane Creek 2P tent. It adds an extra layer of protection against wet ground, sharp rocks, and rough terrain, helping my tent last longer. It’s lightweight, easy to pack, and the stake-out corners make setup simple. Whether I’m camping lakeside or deep in the backcountry, this footprint keeps my tent clean and dry.""A strong foundation makes all the difference, and the Marmot Crane Creek 2P Footprint ensures our tent stays protected for every adventure. Designed to perfectly fit the Crane Creek 2P tent, this durable footprint adds a barrier against sharp rocks, wet ground, and everyday wear and tear, keeping our shelter in peak condition season after season. Lightweight and easy to pack, this footprint won’t weigh us down but provides essential protection in unpredictable conditions. The stake-out corner design allows for a quick and secure setup, while the waterproof construction helps prevent water from pooling beneath the tent. Whether we’re setting up basecamp for the weekend or heading deep into the backcountry, the Crane Creek 2P Footprint keeps our shelter drier and more durable for years to come."
Price: $39.95 from Backcountry
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| $39.95 | Visit Store |
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