Outwell Earth 3 Plus - Tunnel Tent

Perfect for active campers, the Outwell Earth 3 Plus tunnel-style tent is compact and easy to pitc...

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This guide is for active campers who need a compact and easy-to-pitch tent for up to three people. The Outwell Earth 3 Plus offers a comfortable living space with a darkened inner for better sleep, all while being lightweight and easy to carry. Keep in mind that while it's designed for ease of use, understanding the pitching method is key to a quick setup.

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MaterialPolyester
Model Part Number111484
BrandOutwell

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FAQs

How long does it take to set up?

The Outwell Earth 3 Plus can be pitched in approximately 10 minutes, thanks to its flysheet-first design.

What is the hydrostatic head?

The hydrostatic head is 3000 mm, indicating the tent's waterproof rating.

How many people can the tent sleep?

The tent sleeps up to three people.

What is the pack size?

The pack size is 60 x 20 cm.

What is the weight of the tent?

The tent weighs 5.5 kg.

What material is the flysheet made of?

The flysheet is made of Outtex® 3000 Select polyester.

Does the tent have a groundsheet?

Yes, it has a double-coated waterproof polyethylene groundsheet in the inner tent and storage area.

Is the tent suitable for beginners?

Yes, the Outwell Earth 3 Plus is designed to be user-friendly, making it suitable for beginners with its easy-pitch design.

Troubleshooting

Tent leaks during rain.

Ensure the tent is pitched correctly, with guy lines taut. Check for any damage to the flysheet and reseal seams if necessary. Check the hydrostatic head rating, if the rain is very heavy it may exceed this rating.

Difficulty pitching the tent.

Review the pitching instructions carefully. Ensure all poles are correctly inserted and that the tent is pegged down properly. Practice pitching the tent at home before your trip to familiarize yourself with the process.

Condensation inside the tent.

Ensure vents are open for proper airflow. Avoid cooking or storing wet items inside the tent. Consider using a groundsheet to reduce ground moisture.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Quick and easy setup with flysheet-first pitching.
  • Compact and lightweight, perfect for touring.
  • Offers reliable weather protection with a 3000 mm hydrostatic head.
  • Provides a comfortable sleeping environment with a darkened inner tent.
  • Features a storage area with a bathtub groundsheet.
  • Offers flexible access options with side and front doors.

Cons

  • May be limited in space for three adults with gear.
  • Groundsheet is only bathtub style in the storage area
  • Requires proper packing to maintain compact pack size.
  • Ventilation relies on vents, may need adjustment in extreme conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Pitching:
  • Lay out the tent footprint (if using).
  • Unfold the flysheet and locate the poles.
  • Insert the poles through the designated sleeves or clips.
  • Peg down the tent, starting with the corners.
  • Attach the inner tent (if applicable).
  • Secure the guy lines.
  1. Compatibility:
  • Ensure the campsite is level and free of sharp objects.
  • Use a tent footprint to protect the groundsheet and extend its life.
  1. Care:
  • After each use, clean the tent of dirt and debris.
  • Allow the tent to dry completely before packing to prevent mildew.
  • Store the tent in a dry, well-ventilated space.
  • Avoid using harsh chemicals for cleaning.