Terra Nova Laser Lite 2 Ultralight 2-Person Tent
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Terra Nova Laser Lite 2 Ultralight 2-Person Tent is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
The Terra Nova Laser Lite 2 is a two-person, three-season ultralight tent for backpacking, bikepacking and endurance challenges. At a 1240 g maximum weight, the Laser Lite 2 suits fast, self-supported trips where pack weight decides what comes along, while a 220 cm inner length and two side doors keep it liveable for two.
Key Features
- 1160 g maximum weight and 1080 g minimum weight, placing it in Terra Nova's Lite Weight class
- TriPlex triple ripstop flysheet in recycled, PFC-free, solution-dyed polyester with a 3000 mm hydrostatic head, silicone coated on both sides for tear resistance and lasting waterproofing
- 20D ripstop high-pressure silicone groundsheet rated to 5000 mm hydrostatic head, the highest rated layer on the tent, so it holds out ground water on wet pitches
- Fly and inner pitch together, and the connection between them is adjustable for a tighter pitch on varied terrain
- Two side-entry doors, one C-shaped and one D-shaped, for easier access and better airflow, with one porch
- 220 cm inner length and 125 cm pitched width, 90 cm high, packing to 30 cm x 14 cm
- 7 mm Terra Nova Reflex and 8.7 mm DAC NFL poles, 10 alloy pegs and 4 Dyneema reflective guylines
- AiroCorner corner construction, plus roughly 0.2 m x 1 m of extra storage at each end, and compatibility with Terra Nova's FASTPACK system
Terra Nova recommends using a footprint that sits under the groundsheet and porch area to prolong the life of the tent, and the Laser Lite 2 is listed as footprint compatible. It is rated for three seasons and pitches fly and inner together.
Specifications
| Weight | 1240 g |
| Dimensions | 30 × 14 cm |
| Sleeps | 2 |
| Season Rating | 3 Season |
| Packed Size | 30cm x 14cm |
| Pitched Size | 220cm x 125cm x 90cm |
| Max Weight (g) | 1240 |
| Min Weight (g) | 1040 |
| Weight Class | Lite Weight |
| Flysheet Material | Triplex ™/Silicone Recycled PFC-Free Solution-Dyed |
| Flysheet Hydrostatic Head | 3000mm HH |
| Inner Material | 10d N6 RIPSTOP Recycled PFC Free |
| Groundsheet Material | 20D Ripstop Silicone/Silicone Recycled PFC-Free HIGH PRESSURE Silicone |
| Groundsheet Hydrostatic Head |
5000mm HH |
| Pole Material | 7mm Terra Nova Reflex, 8.7mm DAC NFL |
| Number of Pegs | 10 |
| Pegs Material | Alloy Hooks (5.6g), Terra Firma Mini Pegs (9g) |
| Number of Guylines | 4 |
| Guylines Material | Dyneema Reflective |
| Pitch Type | Fly & Inner Pitch Together |
| Footprint Compatible | Yes |
| Doors | 2 |
| Porches | 1 |
Technology
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Durable. Sustainable. Expedition-Ready. TriPlex™ is Terra Nova's most advanced tent fabric - developed to offer high-performance protection while reducing environmental impact. TriPlex™ is a triple ripstop polyester fabric made from: Recycled fibres - using post-consumer plastic bottles Solution-dyed yarns - reducing water, energy and chemical use PFC-free coatings - free from harmful fluorocarbons The result is a rugged, weatherproof fabric that's built for serious adventures - and better for the planet. Why We Use It? Triple Ripstop Strength Woven for increased tear resistance and long-term durability in exposed terrain. Sustainable Construction From yarn to coating, every layer is designed to minimise waste, water use and emissions. Waterproof Performance A High-Pressure Silicone Coating (HPS Si/Si) is applied to both sides of the fabric - for lightweight waterproofing that lasts, with no need for toxic WR treatments. |
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Solution Dyed Fabrics What Is Solution Dyeing? Solution dyeing is a process where pigments are added directly to the polymer solution before the yarn is even formed. Unlike traditional dyeing (which soaks finished fabric in dye baths), solution dyeing locks in colour at the fibre level. Why It's Better for the Planet 80-90% less water used No rinsing or dye baths needed Less energy consumption No repeated heating or dyeing cycles Fewer chemicals No dyes, mordants, or effluents to manage Performance Benefits Fade Resistance Colour is embedded in the fibre, meaning it won't wash out or fade under UV light Improved Durability Fabrics are often stronger and more abrasion-resistant Cleaner Supply Chain Less wastewater, fewer emissions, and more consistent results |
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DAC Poles Premium ultralight performance from the world leader in tent pole technology. We use DAC poles across many of our highest-spec tents for their strength, weight-saving design, and reduced environmental impact. Material: Exclusive TH72M aluminium alloy Weight-saving tech: DAC NFL poles are swaged at both ends for lighter overall mass Eco Credentials: Green Anodising process recycles water and limits harmful chemicals Found in models where every gram counts. |
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Trekking Pole Compatible Versatility for minimalist, fast-and-light adventures. Some of our shelters are designed to be pitched using standard trekking poles, removing the need for dedicated tent poles and reducing pack weight. Benefits: Simplified packing Fewer components to carry or lose Lighter overall load Ideal for thru-hikers, fastpackers, and ultralight travellers Dual-use gear Trekking poles double as structural support Look for this feature on select tarp tents, bivvies, and minimalist shelters across our range. |
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AiroCorner Reinforced corner stability for harsh conditions AiroCorner is a unique Terra Nova innovation designed to improve stability and anchoring at the base of the tent. Located where the tent poles meet the ground, these reinforced corner sections: Spreads tension more evenly Distributes force across the fabric and pole tips for increased stability. Reduces stress on pole ends Minimises material fatigue and prolongs pole lifespan. Improves resistance to twisting in high winds Helps maintain structure in unpredictable weather. "It's a small detail that delivers serious strength where it matters most." You'll find AiroCorner technology on selected all-season and expedition-ready models. |
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PFC-Free Treatments What Are PFCs? PFCs (perfluorinated compounds) are a group of man-made chemicals used to create water, oil, and stain-resistant finishes - especially in outdoor gear. While highly effective, they persist in the environment and are slow to break down. Why PFCs Are Common in Outdoor Gear Traditionally, PFC-based treatments have been used to create durable water repellent (DWR) finishes, helping water bead and roll off clothing and tents. They extend product life and improve performance in wet conditions - but at a cost. Environmental & Health Concerns Persistent in nature: PFCs don't degrade easily, and trace amounts are now found in water, soil, and wildlife worldwide. Bioaccumulative: Some PFCs build up in human and animal tissue, raising long-term health questions. Banned in parts of Europe: Regulations are tightening, with many outdoor brands phasing out long-chain PFCs (like C8 compounds). Does PFC-Free Mean Less Performance? No. Our in-house and third-party testing ensures all waterproof garments and tent flysheets meet rigorous hydrostatic head and repellency standards - with or without PFCs. |
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Recycled Materials What Are Recycled Materials in Outdoor Gear? Recycled materials in our products primarily come from post-consumer waste - such as used plastic bottles - which are processed into high-quality polyester fibres. These are then spun into durable, lightweight fabrics used across a number of our items. Where We Use Recycled Materials Extremities Gloves & Hats - Many styles include 90%+ recycled fabric content, while still offering the same warmth, waterproofing, and wind resistance expected from our high-performance gear. Select Tents & Accessories - Where fabric performance allows, we incorporate recycled textiles or trims without compromising tear strength, weight, or weather resistance. Why It Matters Reduces Waste Diverts plastic waste from landfill and gives it a second life. Lowers Carbon Footprint Manufacturing recycled polyester can reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 30% compared to virgin polyester. Supports Circular Design We're moving toward a gear ecosystem that minimises resource use and environmental impact - while still meeting the demands of serious adventurers. |
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