A three-person tunnel tent with a double-layer build: a nylon outer over a mesh inner, with a 40D PU-coated nylon floor. Tunnel designs use their length rather than their height, which gives you usable space along the whole tent instead of just under a central peak. Aluminium alloy poles keep the weight down, and the package includes three doors, two skylights, 14 ground pegs, and six guy ropes.
A separate nylon outer and mesh inner is what keeps moisture off your sleeping bag overnight. Single-skin tents at this size almost always wake you up damp.
Aluminium alloy poles are lighter and far less prone to splintering than the fibreglass used on budget tents, and they flex rather than snap in wind.
Three doors means nobody has to climb over anyone else, and you can open up opposite sides for a through-draught on warm nights.
Two skylight panels bring light into the middle of the tent and give you something to look at when the weather keeps you inside.
40D PU-coated nylon is a reasonable weight for a groundsheet, tough enough to resist scuffing while staying light to carry.
| Type | Tunnel tent |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3 people |
| Structure | Double tent, outer and inner |
| Poles | Aluminium alloy |
| Outer fabric | Nylon |
| Floor | 40D PU nylon |
| Doors | 3 |
| Skylights | 2 |
| Ground pegs | 14 |
| Guy ropes | 6 |
| In the box | Outer, floor, mesh inner, pole, 14 ground pegs, 6 wind ropes, 3 doors, 2 skylights |
Three.
Yes, a nylon outer over a mesh inner, with a separate 40D PU nylon floor.
No. Tunnel tents need pegging out at both ends to hold their shape, which is why 14 pegs and six guy ropes are included.
Three, plus two skylight panels.
Aluminium alloy, which is lighter and more durable than fibreglass.
No rating is given in our supplier data. Please ask us before ordering if you expect sustained rain.
Double-layer shelter for three, on aluminium poles, with light coming in from above. Add it to your cart and head for the hills.
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