Fairbanks

The Fairbanks is a single wall bell tent with protective eaves that extend out at the front to create a porch accessed by a single door with an arch-shaped two-way zip. The single sturdy alloy pole used has a high strength to weight ratio and is perfect for fast, easy pitching. It is slightly tilted to aid access and maximise the useable inner space that sleeps up to four people. The cowl protected top mesh vent design, ground vent and separate mesh door provide airflow.

€ 944,95

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Specifications

Type of tent:: Bell
Flysheet:: HydroTex Polycotton, 65% polyester / 35% cotton
Sleeps:: 4
Poles:: Aluminium anodised 36.9-47.5 mm centre pole
Groundsheet:: 210T Oxford polyester, 10.000 mm
Colour:: Khaki
Materiaal samenstelling:: Flysheet: 65% polyester / 35% cotton Mesh: 100% Polyester Groundsheet: 100% polyester
Pitching Time (min):: 8
Pitch time – ready to move in (min):: 7
Pack size:: 77 x 20 cm
Weight:: 9.6 kg
Item number:: 130143

Features

Breathable HydroTex® Polycotton fabric

Single centre pole for easy pitching

Offset centre pole differs to traditional designs and improves inner tent space and comfort.

Roll-up side panels to tailor weather protection

(Half Moon ventilations at the side walls)

(Full mesh in inner tent door for insect-free ventilation)

Large porch area

Reflective guylines

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Guyline retainers hold folded guylines securely when packing away to avoid the nightmare of tangles and knots later.

Light, strong, reliable and durable.

Mesh with mosquito net for ventilation and to keep insects out.

Groundsheet through complete tent.

Packsack for stowing with handles.

The pared down minimum weight and maximum supplied factory weight for the Robens range. (weight of carrybag not included)

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Robens Tests

Robens Wind Test: The determination of the performance of a Robens tent in wind is based on the knowledge and technique available to Robens at the time of testing. During the test we register the maximum (MAX) speed impact a tent was subjected and the average (AVG) wind speed at which structural instability occurred. This may appear as a broken/deformed pole, or the collapse of the tent and subsequent return to shape when the wind drops. At no point was any form of catastrophic failure experienced up to the maximum wind speed.

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