Totem Bluebird 2
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Totem's classic double pitch tent is a very inexpensive solution for hiking and cycling trips from spring to autumn. The tracking destination is also confirmed by a rather light, as for a 2-seat model, weight of 2.1 kg. The dimensions of the sleeping place are standard 200x120 cm, which will provide comfortable overnight accommodation for users of average build. To install the Totem Bluebird 2 tent, two 16 mm thick stainless steel posts are offered (included in the delivery).
But besides this, trekking poles or stretching on tree boots can act as a support. For the last two options, the base weight can be further reduced by leaving metal racks at home. The water resistance of the polyester awning is 1500 mm water base. Art., so the model is suitable for a short outdoor recreation in good weather and minimal rainfall. At the same time, the bottom made of reinforced terpauling allows you to camp even on wet ground and/or near puddles and not worry about getting wet (4000 mm water resistance). The only entrance to the recreation area is duplicated with a mosquito net, and there is no vestibule.
I am an avid angler and summer trips to water bodies are the best vacation for me. Well, since evening fishing without drinking is extremely rare, I bought this budget tent for overnight stays. Cheap. I think that $30 for a temporary roof over your head is a great price. I didn’t really want to spend more, since I don’t use it very often. It has a simple but time-tested gable design. When folded, it is small and light (about 2 kg). It is easy to set up, you can do it alone without any problems. Racks steel, strong. The kit also includes 12 metal pegs for attaching guy wires. Places for one person - above the roof, and for spending the night two people are enough. There is a mosquito net through which you can ventilate. The bottom is made of reinforced polyethylene, which perfectly holds water. But its mechanical strength could be better. The bottom is easily pierced [censored], so the place for installation must be chosen carefully. There are places with poorly sewn seams. If you close the grid, then condensation begins to form. Polyester fabric seems to have some kind of passport water resistance, but in practice it can only protect against a small drizzle. In a heavy downpour, both the seams and the walls themselves flow. In extreme cases, the issue can be resolved by throwing a plastic film on top (although it still needs to be fixed so that it does not blow away with the wind). |
