Robens Klondike PRS Tipi Tent (2024)

Description

The Robens Klondike PRS Tipi Tent (2024) is the polyester PRS version of the popular Klondike bell tent providing excellent levels of comfort for up to six people. The vertical door makes for easy access – especially in bad weather. The groundsheet zip to the centre alloy pole allows it to be rolled away at the door to create a safe area for an optional stove or to sit muddy boots. The Internal Apex Vent Control is easily opened and closed from inside to work with low-level mesh vents to control ventilation.

Features:

• Mesh in the main door for insect-free ventilation
  
• Groundsheet unzips to the centre and folds back for safe use of a tent stove or to create a wet area
  
• Adjustable apex ventilation
  
• Additional ventilation in the back side wall
  
• Zip-off groundsheet
  
• Door under eaves for rain protection
  
• Lantern hanging point
  
•  Reflective guylines
  
• Wide assortment of optional extras
  
• Flysheet fabric repair patch included

Specification:

• Type of tent – Bell
  
• Flysheet – HydroTex HD RS, 75D polyester 190T, Ripstop, Fire retardant
  
• Taping – Taped seams
  
• Hydrostatic Head – 5000 mm
  
• Sleeps – 6
  
• Poles – Aluminium anodised #7001, 32 mm centre pole / 19 mm A-frame
  
• Groundsheet – 210T Oxford polyester, 10.000 mm
  
• Colour – Dark Green
  
• Textile Fiber Composition – Flysheet: 100% polyester, Mesh: 100% Polyester, Groundsheet: 100% Polyester
  
• Pitching Time (min) – 11
  
• Pitch time – ready to move in (min) – 8
  
• Pack size – 73 x 29 cm
  
• Weight – 11.2 kg
  
• Minimum weight – 10.0 kg

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.

MAX: 195 Km/H
AVG: 190Km/H