Tent Storm 4

A very spacious tunnel-type tent, suitable even for worse weather conditions, thanks to its low profile.

The tunnel construction guarantees very good use of the internal space.

Rain fly is made of Polyester with a polyurethane coating, guaranteeing a water column of 4,000 mm. The seams are taped with waterproof tape.

The floor is made of Nylon with a Polyurethane coating, providing a 10,000mm water column.

The tent poles consist of laminate segments with a diameter of 9.5 mm.

Weight 5.9 kg
Weight without inner tent 4.3 kg
Package Size ⌀21 x 50 cm
Number of people 3 - 4
Amount of enterances 2
Construction type Tunnel
Amount of vents 3
Number of poles / crossing points 3 / 0
Buildable without a bedroom Yes
Height of tent (bedroom) 120 (110) cm
Siliconised No
Taped seams Yes
Number of pins 17
Category Trekking
Material
Material of poles Fiberglass
Pole diameter 9.5 mm
Flysheet material Polyester, PU coating 4 000mm H2O
Groundsheet material Nylon, PU coating 10 000mm H2O

Description
The double-shell tent consists of an inner tent and an outer shell – rain fly. The entrance to the inner tent is on the front side, the outer tent has a large vestibule, suitable for storing luggage, cooking, etc., which can be entered through the front or side entrance.

Concept

The tent is based on the principle where the rod structure is strung in the sleeves outside the rain fly. The tent and the inner tent (which is hung under the rain fly) are erected at the same time after threading the tent poles through the sleeves. The advantages of this method are:

tent construction is very fast
if we set up in the rain, the inner tent will not get wet
the inner tent can be detached from the rain fly and the rain fly can then be erected separately, resulting in a single-shell tent without a floor.
Ventilation
It is secured by three ventilation windows, which are located at the front entrance and in the rear part of the rain fly. The roof of the ventilation window is shaped in such a way that it is not folded by the wind. This prevents leakage even during rain with strong wind.

Building a tent
Put the tent poles of the structure through the sleeves and insert the steel spikes into the tubes at the end of the tent poles, which are threaded on the loops of the lower edge of the rain fly. We fasten the inner tent to the loops on the inside of the rain fly. The tent is not self-supporting, it must be anchored with at least a minimum number of pegs, or disconnect cords. Finally, we close the rain fly with plastic clips at the bottom edge of the tent.