Tents

A tent is your portable room in the field. It shields you from rain, wind and insects and still packs onto your back. The range covers low-profile terrain-coloured shelters for exercises alongside sturdier models for longer camps and leisure.

Compare three numbers when choosing. They are hydrostatic head, carried weight and pitching time. The flysheet should offer at least 3000 mm of hydrostatic head. In darkness and rain every minute of pitching counts. One-man and two-man models in olive or camo blend into the landscape. Roomier domes suit families. For year-round use pick a four-season model with a stronger frame for snow and wind. A tarp makes a lighter alternative. A closed tent keeps your sleeping bag drier.

Torn between two models? Our Kadaka tee 42b showroom in Tallinn is the right place to talk it through.