Robens Arrow Head 1 Tent - Blue
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This guide helps solo adventurers get the most out of their Robens Arrow Head 1 Tent. Designed for stability and comfort, this tent offers increased headroom and easy setup. Note that while it's lightweight and compact, it's best suited for solo use. This guide will cover key features, usage tips, and care instructions to ensure you enjoy your outdoor adventures.
All features
| Material | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Brand | Robens |
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FAQs
How do I clean my Arrow Head 1 tent?
Clean your tent with lukewarm water and a sponge or soft brush. Avoid using harsh detergents or chemicals that could damage the fabric. Let it dry completely before storing.
What is the hydrostatic head rating?
The flysheet has a hydrostatic head of 3000 mm, which indicates its water resistance.
What is the tent made of?
The flysheet is made from HydroTex Core, 75D polyester 190T. The inner tent is 68D breathable polyester, and the floor is 75D polyester Taffeta with a PU coating.
How do I store the tent?
Ensure the tent is clean and completely dry before storing it in its stuff sack. Store in a cool, dry place.
Can I pitch the tent without the inner tent?
Yes, the tent can be pitched without the inner tent.
What kind of poles does the tent use?
The tent uses aluminum #7001, T6, 8.5 mm, anodized poles.
Does the tent come with a repair kit?
Yes, a flysheet fabric repair patch is included.
Troubleshooting
Tent leaks during rain.
Ensure the tent is properly pitched and all seams are sealed. Check for any damage to the flysheet and apply the included repair patch if necessary.
Condensation inside the tent.
Ensure vents are open to allow for airflow. Avoid cooking inside the tent.
Poles are difficult to insert.
Make sure you are inserting the poles into the correct sleeves. Ensure that the pole ends are correctly inserted. Lubricating the poles may help.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lightweight and compact design, ideal for solo adventurers.
- Side entry for ventilation and easy access.
- Good headroom due to pre-bent poles.
- Durable materials: HydroTex Core flysheet with 3000 mm hydrostatic head.
- Easy setup with color-coded poles and closed-end pole sleeves.
Cons
- Limited space, designed for one person only.
- Ventilation relies on vents; may not be sufficient in all weather conditions.
- The porch area is relatively small for gear storage.
- Requires proper staking for optimal stability in windy conditions.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Setup:
- Lay out the tent footprint (if using) on the chosen ground.
- Assemble the aluminum poles, connecting them using the color coding.
- Insert the poles into the pole sleeves, starting at one end (closed end) and sliding through.
- Raise the tent and secure the poles with the pole clips.
- Peg down the tent, ensuring a taut pitch.
- Attach the inner tent if you want to set it up together.
- Ensure proper ventilation by opening the vents.
- Compatibility:
- The tent is compatible with most standard camping equipment. Consider a footprint to protect the tent floor.
- Care:
- After each use, clean the tent of any dirt or debris.
- Ensure the tent is completely dry before storing to prevent mildew.
- Store the tent in a dry, cool place.
- Use the included repair patch for any minor flysheet damage.