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Reliable, well-balanced shelter with practical space and a focus on durability over weight savings
Turbat says:
Tent for summer or demi-season travel with an interesting combination of materials — a strong bottom and an ultra-light upper tent. Thanks to the hub design of the poles, the tent is spacious inside and has large convenient entrances on two sides. Also inside the tent (on the ceiling) there are 4 loops with lacing for drying clothes. This lacing can also be used for LED garland lights, so finally the photos of the tent in the evening will be even more spectacular. You can also attach the case to the backpack or handlebars of a mountain bike. Above the entrance at the top of the outer tent there are hinges for fastening a Turbat Molfar poncho in the form of a protective awning.
Our Verdict
The Turbat Shanta Pro 2 Tent sits in a practical middle ground, combining a straightforward design with durable materials. It is not a new redesign but part of the Pro line, which refined the original layout with a hubbed pole structure and improved usability.
The hubbed pole design creates a more open interior, with space to sit up and get changed, enough width for two mats, and room to organise kit. Dual doors and vestibules simplify access and provide ample space to manage gear.
Pitching is quick and intuitive. The freestanding structure keeps things simple, and once tensioned, the tent holds its shape well.
Materials are a clear focus. The lighter 20D flyweight down, while the impressive 68D floor adds durability and confidence for router trails and UK weather. At 1863g for the fly, inner and poles, it is not aimed at the ultralight crowd, but the trade-off is a more robust feel and fewer concerns about rough ground.
Ventilation is balanced rather than open. The mix of fabric and mesh panels provides airflow without feeling exposed, though condensation will still depend on conditions. Internal storage is well considered, with ceiling loops and pockets making it easy to organise smaller items.
This is a dependable shelter that prioritises ease of use and durability, suited to regular three-season use where reliability and straightforward setup matter as much as pack weight. The price also makes this tent very appealing.
- Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear
Features
- 2 Large entrances
- 4 Loops with lacing for drying clothes
- Storage bag can be attached to backpack or handlebars
Specifications
- Flysheet weighs: 645g
- Inner weighs: 673g
- Poles weigh: 545g
- Total weight: 1863g (excludes pegs & bags)
- Pegs x8 weigh: 80g
- Packed Size: 48×15×15 cm
Material & Construction
- Outer tent: 20D Silicone Ripstop Nylon 3000 mm
- Indoor tent: 20D Polyester BR
- Floor: 68D polyester 5000 mm
- Poles: Duralumin of 8,5 mm
