Boulder 3

The combination of dome style and short transverse ridge pole offers twin-porch flexible living, cooking and storage space with excellent internal height and width for three occupants. The design includes options for opening outer doors to allow easy sheltered access, as well as delivering cross ventilation and great views out protected from the wind. Locking tips and twin eyelets in sturdy webbing secure the internal poles with the ridge pole.

£ 212.99

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Specifications

Type of tent:: Dome
Flysheet:: HydroTex Core, 75D polyester 190T, Fire retardant, 100% polyester
Taping:: Taped seams
Hydrostatic Head:: 3000 mm
Sleeps:: 3
Poles:: Alloy #7001, T6, 8.5/9.5 mm, anodised
Inner tent:: 68D polyester 190T, breathable, 100% polyester
Floor Inner:: 75D polyester Taffeta 185T, 6.000 mm, 100% polyester
Colour:: Red
Pack size:: 50 x 15 cm
Weight:: 2.9 kg
Minimum weight:: 2.6 kg
Item number:: 130290

Features

Self-standing inner

Twin porch areas

Good internal height

Variable doors allow one, two or both panels to be opened

Flysheet fabric repair patch included

Feature Icons

The fabric does not burn, but melts when in direct contact with flames.

Hydrostatic Head 3000 mm: Shows the amount of water on 1 cm² before the water penetrates the coating.

Strong, flexible and durable tape is glued and heat-sealed over flysheet seams for effective long-term waterproofing in this critical area.

Ample hoods shelter the vents that allow a healthy adjustable airflow through the tent whilst keeping out the elements.

Storage pockets for inner doors mean they can be stashed away neatly to open up the space and avoid accidental damage.

Quick convenient pitching.

Light, strong, reliable and durable.

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

50 x 15 cm

2.9 kg

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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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