The Outwell Earth 2 is a compact, tunnel-style tent designed for hikers, cyclists, and weekend cam...The Outwell Earth 2 is a compact, tunnel-style tent designed for hikers, cyclists, and weekend campers seeking a balance between lightweight portability and comfort. With space for two people, it features a quick-pitch design that allows for setup in as little as three minutes. The tent includes a dedicated sleeping area and a front storage porch with a sewn-in bathtub groundsheet to protect gear from the elements. Inside, a dark fabric reduces morning light for better sleep, while a fully sealed groundsheet keeps insects out. Adjustable rear ventilation ensures optimal airflow, and the durable, water-repellent flysheet provides reliable protection throughout the season. The Earth 2 is easy to transport with its compact pack size, making it a versatile choice for outdoor adventures.
The Outwell Earth 2 Tent is an ideal choice for hikers, cyclists, and weekend campers who need a balance between portability and sleeping comfort in a two-person package. Its standout benefit is the rapid three-minute pitch time, allowing for a swift setup after a long day on the trail, though users should note that the compact interior is best suited for minimalist gear storage.
All features
Colour
Green
Material
Polyester
Model Part Number
1002642
Brand
Outwell
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How many people can fit in the Outwell Earth 2?
The tent is designed to comfortably accommodate two people in the sleeping cabin.
Is the groundsheet removable?
The front porch groundsheet is detachable for easy cleaning, while the main sleeping area groundsheet is fully sealed.
Does this tent come with a repair kit?
Most Outwell tents include a basic patch kit for emergency repairs to the flysheet or groundsheet.
Is it suitable for winter camping?
The Earth 2 is designed for three-season use and is not recommended for heavy snow or extreme winter conditions.
Can I set this up by myself?
Yes, the quick-pitch tunnel design is intuitive enough for a single person to set up alone in under five minutes.
Troubleshooting
Condensation forming inside the flysheet
Ensure that the rear ventilation panels are fully open and check that the inner door is not fully zipped shut if temperatures allow for airflow.
Tent feels unstable in wind
Check that all corner pegs are driven into the ground at a 45-degree angle and that the guy lines are tensioned properly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Extremely fast and intuitive pitching process
Compact and lightweight for easy transportation on bikes or backpacks
Effective at reducing light entry in the sleeping cabin
Good airflow management via adjustable vents
Durable, water-repellent materials
Cons
Limited headroom due to the tunnel design
Storage porch area may feel tight for two full sets of bulky camping gear
Not intended for extreme high-altitude alpine conditions
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup Instructions:
Lay out the inner and flysheet according to the instructions.
Thread the tent poles through the color-coded sleeves.
Insert the pole tips into the designated eyelets at the base.
Peg down the corners and use the guy lines to tension the tent structure.
Care and Maintenance:
Always ensure the tent is completely dry before packing it away into its storage bag to prevent mildew growth.
Clean the fabric by gently wiping it with a damp sponge and cool water; avoid using harsh detergents that can degrade the waterproofing.
Store the tent in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the UV-resistant properties of the polyester.