Norrøna
Norrøna femund 4-Season Tunnel Tent 2P
Best use
- Made for
- Winter mountain
- Not for
- Bikepacking
Why these labels
- Winter mountain: The maker states this use, and the published specs do not rule it out.
- Bikepacking: Heavy for bikepacking: 4.5 kg
From the maker's stated use and the published specs.
- Summer wild camp: 4/10 UK, roughly May to September, nights above about 8 °C, sheltered pitches.
- Three-season hills: 5/10 UK hills in spring and autumn. Wind, rain, and nights near freezing.
- Winter camp: 6/10 UK winter or high ground. Below freezing, strong wind, possibly snow.
- Weight: 1/10 How much it adds to your pack, compared with the whole market.
Two people who want a four-season tunnel tent for winter and high-ground camps, and can split the weight
- Sleeps
- 2
- Seasons
- 4-season
- Min. weight
- 4.5 kg
- Flysheet
- 2,000 mm
- Packed
- Not published
Where to buy
Norrøna £500 In stock. Free delivery. In stock when checked on 2026-11-01; an earlier check showed it out of stock. Free shipping above £155.
View at shop: NorrønaAlpinetrek £998.95 In stock. Free delivery. Olive Drab. Free UK delivery from £85; delivery time 5-7 working days.
View at shop: AlpinetrekPrices checked 8 Nov 2026 on each shop's own page; shops can change them. We earn no commission on these links; shops are listed by price. More
Our ratings (out of 10)
1 to 10, compared with the whole market. Each says what it's based on. How we score
Weight
From maker's figures 1/10How much it adds to your pack. This is the whole tent: two people sharing can split it. 1: A real weak point.
Norrøna lists a single weight of 4,500 g (style 2401-22), not labelled minimum or packed. Alpinetrek gives 3,600 g and calls it the packed weight, so the two pages disagree. Neither is a minimum trail weight, so we band Norrøna's own 4,500 g; the lighter 3,600 g would be in the same 2.7 kg+ band. Shared by two it is 2.25 kg each.
Rain protection
From maker's figures 7/10How well it keeps out heavy, long rain. 7: Better than most.
Norrøna gives a flysheet water column of at least 2,000 mm, in the 2,000-2,999 mm band, and a floor of at least 6,000 mm, over 2,000 mm, so no point comes off.
Wind
Estimate from maker's specs: maker's season rating (fewer than 3 reviews about wind) 7/10How steady it stays in strong wind on open ground. 7: Better than most.
No published review says how it copes with wind, so this is an estimate from the maker's season rating.
Space
Estimate from maker's specs: berths and tent shape (no floor area published) 7/10Room to lie, sit up and keep kit inside. 7: Better than most.
Estimate from maker's specs
Packed size
Estimate from maker's specs: tent weight (no packed size published) 1/10How much room it takes in your rucksack. 1: A real weak point.
Estimate from maker's specs
In short
Good for
- Two people who want a four-season tunnel tent for winter and high-ground camps, and can split the weight
- Camps where a long, low profile in strong wind matters more than weight
- Buyers who want Norrøna's 5-year warranty and recycled fabrics
Strengths
- Four-season tunnel tent with doors and vestibules on both sides (Norrøna)
- Three identical DAC PL poles, so nothing to get wrong when pitching (Alpinetrek)
- Floor 6,000 mm and fly at least 2,000 mm HH
- Inner and fly can be pitched together, or the fly alone (Norrøna)
- Five-year warranty (Norrøna)
Weaknesses
- Heavy at 4,500 g by Norrøna (3,600 g by Alpinetrek, which calls it the packed weight)
- Not freestanding: it needs pegs and guylines
- No independent review, no published packed size or floor area: wind, space, pitching, durability and packed size are estimates, not reviewed scores
- Wind is an estimate from the maker's season rating until 3 reviews cover it, and the winter score rests on that estimate
Sources
We haven't tested this ourselves. Every score comes from these specs, tests and reviews.