Precio: 78.26 - 35.22
An accessible tent that passes all our durability and waterproofing tests. self-standing dome structure allows you move it once it has been assembled, to find best location.
- Easy assembly/dismantling: Free-standing structure. Simple to pitch with poles.
- Capacity: 82.7″ x 76.8″ bedroom. (3 x 25.6″ sleeping spaces) Max useful height: 49.2″.
- Easy to transport: Size of bag: 23.2″ x 7.5″ x 7.5″ / 20 L. Weight: 7.5 lbs
- Heat resistant: Flysheet and ventilation at back. Not equipped with Fresh technology.
- Classic dome structure: Fit poles on inner tent, then attach flysheet over it. Reverse process to unpitch. If it is windy, it is advisable to attach guy ropes that are provided in tent bag.
- We recommend you use tent with The self-inflating or backpacking mattress measuring 25.6″ maximum. We do not recommend use of inflating mattresses over 2.4″ thick in this tent due to reduction in living space and resistance to condensation.
- 1 high air vent at back. Correctly position lateral tent pegs to maintain a space between flysheet and ground all around tent. good air circulation between bedroom and flysheet will limit natural phenomenon of condensation.
- All Quechua tents are validated in a laboratory (whole tent under 200 L/m?/h for 4 hours), as well as in field. (2,000 mm PU-coated polyester fly sheet, 4.2 oz/m? polyethylene groundsheet, all seams sealed using thermobonded tape). A breathable polyester bedroom under flysheet means you aren`t in contact with The condensation that forms naturally on inside of flysheet.
- We test all our tents in a wind tunnel on a turntable to expose each side of tent to wind. A properly pitched tent with all guy ropes fitted around tent must remain habitable in wind speeds up to 25 mph near ground (Force 5).
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