3 Man Tent Camping Festival Living Area Darkened Bedroom Waterproof 3000mm - Trail - Blue
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The Bowden 3 Man Tunnel Tent is designed for campers and festival-goers seeking a compact, easy-to-pitch shelter for up to three people. Its key benefit is providing a comfortable sleeping and living area with excellent rain protection, thanks to its 3000mm Hydrostatic Head rating and a darkened bedroom. A potential limitation is its size; while ideal for short trips, it may be less suitable for extended camping stays needing more space. This guide provides comprehensive information on setup, features, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your Bowden tent.
All features
| Material | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Model Part Number | W2BB5 |
| Brand | Trail |
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FAQs
How many people can the tent sleep?
The Bowden 3 Man Tunnel Tent comfortably sleeps three people.
What is the waterproof rating?
The tent has a 3000mm Hydrostatic Head waterproof rating.
What material is the tent made from?
The flysheet is made from 190T polyester.
Does the tent have a groundsheet?
Yes, it has a loose-fitted bathtub groundsheet in the living area.
What are the packed dimensions?
The stored dimensions are 71cm x 23cm x 22cm.
Does the tent come with pegs?
Yes, it includes heavy-duty steel pegs and hi-vis guy lines.
Is the bedroom dark?
Yes, it features a darkened Dark Zone bedroom that blocks out 90% more light.
What's the weight of the tent?
The tent weighs 7.35kg.
Troubleshooting
Tent leaks during rain.
Ensure the tent is properly pitched, guy lines are taut, and seams are intact. Check for any damage to the flysheet and re-waterproof if necessary.
Poles are difficult to insert.
Make sure you're using the correct poles for each section and that the tent fabric is not twisted. Lubricate the poles if needed.
Zippers get stuck.
Lubricate the zippers with a silicone spray or a bar of soap. Avoid forcing the zippers.
Condensation inside the tent.
Ensure proper ventilation by opening vents and doors. Avoid cooking or hanging wet clothes inside the tent.
Tent pegs bend or break.
Use more robust pegs for hard ground or use a mallet to insert them. Consider replacing bent pegs with stronger alternatives.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Easy to set up, making it ideal for quick trips.
- Excellent waterproof rating ensures protection from the elements.
- Darkened bedroom enhances sleep quality.
- Compact and lightweight, suitable for transport.
- Living area provides extra space for relaxation and storage.
Cons
- Limited space might be a constraint for longer camping trips.
- May not withstand extreme weather conditions compared to more robust tents.
- The groundsheet is loose fitted, which may require careful setup.
- Packing the tent back into the bag can be challenging for beginners.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
- Lay out the tent and ensure all components are present.
- Assemble the color-coded fibreglass poles.
- Thread the poles through the flysheet.
- Raise the tent and secure it with pegs.
- Attach the groundsheet, making sure it fits properly.
- Use the included king poles to create the entrance canopy.
- Secure the hi-vis guy lines for stability.
Compatibility
This tent is compatible with standard camping accessories, such as sleeping bags, camping mats, and camping furniture. Ensure the total weight of your gear does not exceed the tent's capacity.
Care
- After each use, clean the tent of dirt and debris.
- Allow the tent to dry completely before storing to prevent mildew.
- Store the tent in its oversized bag in a cool, dry place.
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
- Regularly check the pegs and guy lines for wear and tear.