Pinguin tent Sphere Extreme, Orange

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Expedition tent for two to three people.

Large entrances at both ends of the tent and a spacious vestibule are ideal as storage space outside the bedroom and a place to cook.

The use of duralumin poles in combination with a five crossing construction ensures high strength and stability of the tent.

Six large ventilation holes take care of the evacuation of humid air and thus counteract the precipitation of water on the inside of the tent.

The tent is double-skinned and consists of an inner tent and an outer shell - tropical. The inner tent has a trapezoidal floor plan with two entrances. The tent has a spacious vestibule which can be used for storing luggage or provide a shelter when cooking.

The concept of the tent is based on the principle of a rod structure strung in sleeves outside the tropic. The tropic and the inner tent (which is suspended under the tropic) are erected at the same time after the rods are threaded through the sleeves. The advantage of this method is that the inner tent can be detached from the canopy and the canopy can then be erected separately, giving a single-skin tent without a floor.

The ventilation is located in the top of the dome of the tent. The ventilation windows are shaped so that they are not tilted by the wind and can be closed with Velcro if necessary. This prevents leakage even in rain with strong winds.

Tent construction

Push the construction rods through the sleeves on the outside of the tent and insert the ends of the rods into the brass eyelets on the loops on the bottom edge of the tent. Then clip the buckles on the straps at the ground inside the tent to erect the tent. Hang the inner tent in the loops on the inside of the tent. After the tent is erected, anchor it with pegs and cords and fasten it with plastic buckles.