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Robens Atmos (2011) Tent

Robens

Atmos (2011) Tent

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Atmos (2011) Tent

Robens - Atmos (2011) Tent
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Product Code 72110237

The Atmos is a very lightweight two-person tent, using trekking poles to pitch and including an inner for versatile performance.


As trekking poles are now an essential part of any kit list, the Atmos saves weight by having no tent poles to carry. The external frame construction created by the two central trekking poles ensures that it is very simple to set up. Two further poles are required to create the overall shape of the tent; these can be another pair of trekking poles but short tent pole sections are supplied for both ends for when the tent is used for solo expeditions.


The well-positioned vents, which can be operated from inside the inner tent, ensure good through ventilation and the entrance porch offers handy kit storage. This tent is ideal for trips where weight is absolutely critical, or indeed if you want to keep a tent with you in case you suddenly fancy a night out under canvas!


Please Note: No further discount or special offer reductions apply. Available online, by phone and in limited stores, subject to availability.

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Product Features

  • Weight: 1.65kg
  • Packed size: 40 x 13cm
  • Capacity: 2 Person
  • Flysheet: HydroTex XTL 20D nylon; silconised outer and PU inner
  • Groundsheet: 40D PU coated polyester
  • Inner tent: breathable Ripstop polyester
  • Poles: requires four trekking poles (not included) or two trekking poles plus two supplied end poles
  • Hydrostatic head: 1,500mm (fly); 5,000mm (groundsheet)

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Cracking little backpack tent Reviewed By Tony, 08 Jun 2012

I wanted to buy this tent as it looked lightweight and easy to carry despite there not being many reviews about it. I contacted the Manchester shop and they kindly offered to hold one for me for a day or so until I could get there.

I've never owned a Robens before but must say the quality of workmanship and clever design is very impressive. I've used it three times now and whilst relatively easy to pitch its well worth a practice before doing it 'for real' on the side of a hill.

As a lone walker, the tent uses 2 walking poles as its main structural support and this works very well with the handles slipping nicely into reinforced pockets which can then lock around the handle. The stud on the end of each pole then located in a grommeted ring after which the outer attaches via wrap-around velco'd tabs to the pole shaft.

The tent comes with two small poles for either end if camping alone.

Once up the tent is very roomy and at 6'4" I am just able to sit up inside it. There is room between the outer & fly for a pack and both internal & external doors are well thought out, the former tucking into an internal pocket when fully open.

Two apex vents are accessible from inside the tent and the sleeping pod also has two vents, one at each end, so 'soggy mornings' from condensation are not a factor.

The guy lines are ingenious in that after setting the peg you can then tension the guy line further giving a very stable secure setup

I am very pleased with my tent and from the help I recieved from Cotswold staff and would recommend it it anyone seeking a lightweight 2 man tent for backpacking use