One Planet’s Goondie 2 Nylon offers excellent protection against the elements. The full nylon inner gives the insulation and protection needed for a four-season tent, with mesh windows allowing customised ventilation. The tapered rectangular design reduces weight and dead space, providing a warm, dry and comfortable home with generous headroom for sitting up to read…
Sea to Summit Telos TR3 tent is part of their superb new backpacking series, this 3-person model is as comfortable as it is versatile. Crucial to this is the Tension Ridge (TR) system; its architecture makes all the difference. Angling upwards, it creates a higher ceiling, wider doorways and achieves superior climate control.
Tent footprints are designed to extend the life of your tent by keeping it safe from the environment, whether from abrasions, excessive wear or wet and muddy conditions. One Planet’s floor protector is durable, waterproof and resistant to mould. The webbing simply slips over the pole of your shelter when setting up.
Marmot’s Tungsten UL 1 is the perfect 1 person, 3-season tent for those solo hikers focused on shaving weight without compromising on reliability. The tent features excellent ventilation, a large vestibule for gear storage, an easy 2-pole set up, and comes in at only 1.1 kg. With pre-bent poles creating more verticality in the walls,…
Add some extra storage space to your One Planet Goondie tent (1, 3 or 3 person) with this handy and lightweight loft accessory. It clips into the roof with corner toggles and hangs over your sleeping head like a ghostly shelf.
The Dragonfly is a robust all-season shelter for 2 or even 3 campers. Rated to withstand severe winter conditions but built with outstanding ventilation control, the Dragonfly is at home traversing alpine peaks in winter and all-weather camping in Spring, Summer and Autumn.
Durable. Roomy. Meet Marmot’s Tungsten 3-Person Tent. With color-coded clips and poles that snap together, this tent sets up fast so you’ll be ready to go in no time. Double doors make it easy to move gear in and out, and two big vestibules means lots of room for storage.