Abri 2 secondes TG avec tissu Fresh

Name: Abri 2 secondes TG avec tissu Fresh
Brand: QUECHUA
Price: 65.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Quechua Abri 2 Secondes TG with Fresh fabric is a large, quick-pitch sun shelter designed for outdoor use. As the name suggests, it deploys in just two seconds, making setup effortless at the campsite or beach. The shelter features a zippered closure for added convenience and privacy, while the integrated Fresh fabric helps keep the interior cooler by providing partial sun protection with a UPF 50 rating. The TG sizing indicates a generous interior space, suitable for groups or families looking for a shaded retreat. The UPF 50 rating blocks a significant portion of UV radiation, making it a practical choice for extended time outdoors in sunny conditions. Compact when folded and straightforward to carry, this shelter balances rapid deployment with meaningful sun protection, offering a comfortable shaded area without requiring lengthy assembly time.

Category: Camp & Cook
Brand: QUECHUA

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Quechua 2 Secondes TG Fresh for its near-instant pop-up setup, which works even in rain, and for the Fresh fabric technology that blocks the vast majority of outside light and noticeably reduces interior heat, making it a favorite for summer camping, festivals, and sleeping in. Its waterproofing, solid wind resistance when properly staked, and strong value for the price are also frequently highlighted. The most common criticisms are its bulk and weight, which make it unsuitable for backpacking, and long-term durability concerns, particularly the blackout coating degrading or flaking after extended use. Some users also note limited interior storage space and restricted ventilation on hot or rainy days.