PINGUIN Arris Extreme Tent

Features: - Determination: Hiking, Trekking, Alpine tourism - Ultralight two-person tent with one front entrance - Low weight - High reliability - Great packability - High strength and stability of the structure Pitching the tent: - Use the hooks to suspend the inner tent from the duralumin structure. Pull the flysheet over the structure, then attach it to the poles using the Velcro on the underside. Fasten the buckles and pull the flysheet taut. Anchor the tent with pegs and guy ropes. Arris Extreme: - A modified version of the Arris for especially difficult weather conditions, with DAC 7001 T6 Duralumin alloy poles - DAC Featherlite NSL(7001 T6) Duralumin poles with a diameter of 9 / 9.5 mm. - The seams are coated with silicone. - An ultralight nylon Ripstop flysheet with UV protection saves weight. - Ideal for anyone looking for a sufficiently large free-standing tent with minimal weight that is easy to erect. - Thanks to its packability, this tent is very popular with bikers, cyclists and minimalists. Specifications: - Weight: 1.9 kg - Number of people: 1 - 2 - Construction type: Cupola - Number of poles / crossing points: 1 / 0 - Height of tent (bedroom): 120 (115) cm - Siliconised: Yes - Taped seams: Silicone coated seams - Number of pins: 13 - Category: Ultralight Materials: - Material of poles: DAC Featherlite NSL 7001 T6 - Pole diameter: 9 mm - Flysheet material: Nylon RipStop, Siliconization 4 000mm H2O, UV protection, Silicone coated seams - Groundsheet material: Nylon, PU coating 10 000mm H2O - The flysheet is made of Nylon with RipStop treatment and triple, double-sided siliconization, guaranteeing a water column of 4,000 mm. The flysheet seams are sealed with silicone. - The groundsheet is made of Nylon with a Polyurethane coating and a water column of 10,000 mm. - DAC Featherlite NSL(7001 T6) Duralumin poles with a diameter of 9 / 9.5 mm. Used materials: Ripstop: - Is a fabric technology designed to increase resistance to mechanical damage while maintaining weight - At regular intervals, thicker fibers forming a grid are woven transversely and longitudinally into the tropic material, thereby preventing further crack propagation if the fabric is torn.