Green weather cover shown above the tent.
Lakeside Rest Camp - Covered rest area for people and gear beside water.
Reliable Mountaineering Tent for Changing Outdoor Plans
Mountaineering Camping Tent for Camping and Outdoor Use
For mountain meadow camp, the shelter creates a defined space for the planned outdoor activity. In forest valley camp, the frame, fabric body, and ground protection help organize a temporary base. At lakeside rest camp, the shelter provides cover for rest and equipment. In cycling park stop, its portable format supports practical setup and packaway when conditions and site rules are suitable.
- Mountain Meadow Camp
- Forest Valley Camp
- Lakeside Rest Camp
- Cycling Park Stop
Mountain Meadow Camp - Low-profile shelter positioned on suitable open ground.
Forest Valley Camp - Protected sleeping space for suitable woodland stays.Lakeside Rest Camp - Covered rest area for people and gear beside water.
Cycling Park Stop - Portable shelter for rest along a suitable travel route.Mountain Meadow Camp - Low-profile shelter positioned on suitable open ground.Forest Valley Camp - Protected sleeping space for suitable woodland stays.Specifications & Structural Decomposition
Product Structure Diagram
- Outer Flysheet
- Pole Frame
Arched poles forming the support frame.
- Inner Tent
Gray mesh inner shelter beneath the flysheet.
- Groundsheet
Dark floor layer below the tent.
- Guy Ropes
External lines stabilizing the flysheet.
- Ground Stakes
Pins securing the corners.
- Pole Sections
Loose black pole sections shown below.
General information
- Main fabric
- 190T polyester taffeta for outer tent
- Ground fabric
- 190T polyester taffeta for outer tent
- Size (LxWxH)
- 60+220+60*190*110cm
- Inner tent fabric
- B3 Anti-mosquito mesh
- Frame Material
- 8.5mm diameter fiberglass pole
- Water Pressure
- 3000MM
General instructions
Simplified explanationCore Component Details
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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is this tent designed for?
It is designed for camping, hiking, trekking, and outdoor overnight shelter in suitable forest, meadow, lakeside, or mountain locations.
What is the inner tent for?
The inner tent forms the main sleeping compartment, while the outer flysheet provides an additional weather-cover layer.
How does the pole frame help?
Arched or crossed poles form the tent structure and support the flysheet and inner shelter when properly assembled.
Does it provide ventilation?
The supplied materials identify mesh inner sections or window panels on the models; keep designed openings clear for airflow.
How should it be anchored?
Use the supplied ground stakes and guy ropes on suitable ground, and adjust tension so the flysheet remains properly supported.
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