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Naturehike · SKU B895

Naturehike P Series UV-Proof Embossed Tent – Dead Leaf Yellow / 2-Person

Camping Tents

A double-layer tent on 7001 aluminium poles: a breathable inner with mesh panels under a separate 210T fly, so condensation runs down the outside instead of onto you. Vestibules at both ends, PU 2000 mm, UPF 50+. 2.1 kg (4.6 lbs), packs to 16 cm diameter x 49 cm.

TZS350,000+ VAT
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Highlights

Two layers, aluminium poles, under 2.5 kg

The details that separate a real backpacking tent from a cheap dome.

Double-layer build

A separate inner and fly, so condensation runs down the outside rather than dripping on you.

UPF 50+ embossed fly

210T polyester rated against ultraviolet, which matters more here than the rain rating.

PU 2000 mm coating

Taped and coated to shed ordinary rain, with a heavier 150D Oxford floor.

7001 aluminium poles

Aluminium springs back where fiberglass splinters. It is the part that fails first.

Product description

About this product

A double-layer backpacking tent on 7001 aluminium poles, with a vestibule at each end and an embossed UPF 50+ fly. Under two and a half kilos.

The P-Series is the tent for someone who has outgrown a cheap dome but is not ready to spend on an ultralight shelter. It is a proper double-layer design: a breathable inner with B3 mesh panels, and a separate 210T polyester fly over it. That gap between the two layers is what stops condensation dripping on you at four in the morning, and it is the thing budget single-skin tents get wrong.

The poles are 7001 aluminium, not fiberglass. Aluminium flexes and springs back where fiberglass splinters, and after a season of being packed wet and jammed into a boot that difference shows. The fabric is a plain embossed 210T polyester rated PU 2000 mm, and Naturehike rates it UPF 50+ against ultraviolet, which matters more at this latitude than the rain rating does.

There is a vestibule at both ends rather than one, so boots and packs go outside the sleeping area at either door. The floor is 150D Oxford, heavier than the walls because that is the surface taking the abuse.

Pitched it is 200 x (45+130+40) x 100 cm. Packed it is 16 cm diameter x 49 cm and weighs 2.1 kg (4.6 lbs), which splits comfortably between two people on a trail.

Key Features

  • Double-layer construction: separate inner and fly, so condensation runs down the outside rather than onto you
  • 7001 aluminium alloy poles, not fiberglass
  • 210T polyester fly with plain embossing, PU 2000 mm, rated UPF 50+ by Naturehike
  • B3 breathable mesh panels in the inner tent against mosquitoes and sandflies
  • 150D Oxford floor, heavier than the walls where it needs to be
  • A vestibule at each end for boots and packs
  • Sleeps 1 to 2, inner length 130 cm, peak height 100 cm
  • 2.1 kg (4.6 lbs), packs to 16 cm diameter x 49 cm

Who It Suits

  • Hikers and backpackers who carry their own tent
  • Anyone upgrading from a fiberglass-pole budget dome
  • Motorcycle and bicycle touring, where pack size decides everything
  • Usambara, Udzungwa and Kilimanjaro foothill trails
  • Campers who want two doors and two vestibules rather than one of each

It is a 3-season backpacking tent. Pegged down and guyed out it handles ordinary rain and wind well for its weight, but it is not a storm or high-altitude shelter.

What’s Included

  • Outer tent (fly)
  • Inner tent
  • 7001 aluminium alloy poles x 2
  • 17 cm aluminium alloy ground pegs x 15
  • 250 cm wind rope x 6
  • Storage bag
  • Strapping tape
Specifications

The details

ModelNH18Z022-P
Sleeps1 to 2 people
Pitched size200 x (45+130+40) x 100 cm (vestibule + inner + vestibule)
Inner tent length130 cm
Peak height100 cm
Packed size16 cm diameter x 49 cm
Weight2.1 kg (4.6 lbs)
ConstructionDouble layer, separate inner and fly
Fly fabric210T polyester, plain embossing, PU 2000 mm
Inner fabric210T polyester with B3 breathable mesh panels
Floor fabric150D polyester Oxford
Poles7001 aluminium alloy x 2
UV protectionUPF 50+ (Naturehike)
Vestibules2, one at each end
Season rating3-season
ColourDead Leaf Yellow
SKUB895
Questions

Good to know

What does double layer actually mean?

There are two separate skins: a breathable inner tent, and a waterproof fly over it with an air gap between. Warm moist air passes through the inner and condenses on the cold underside of the fly, then runs down the outside. In a single-skin tent it condenses on the inside wall and drips on you. It is the single biggest comfort difference at this price.

Does it really sleep 1 to 2?

The inner is 130 cm long. Two adults fit side by side with packs in the vestibules. One person has room to spread out and keep everything inside.

Why aluminium poles instead of fiberglass?

Fiberglass splinters when it fails, and it usually fails at the worst moment. 7001 aluminium flexes under load and springs back. On a tent you pack and unpack dozens of times a season, the poles are what wears out first, and this is the upgrade that shows.

Will it keep the rain out?

The fly is PU 2000 mm over 210T polyester and the floor is a heavier 150D Oxford. That handles ordinary rain well for the weight. Pitch off low ground, peg it down and run the guy ropes, and keep the inner from touching the fly, because contact points let water wick through.

How does the UPF rating help?

Naturehike rates the fabric UPF 50+, which blocks the large majority of ultraviolet. At this latitude that is the difference between a tent you can sit in at midday and one that becomes an oven and fades within a season.

Is it light enough to hike with?

2.1 kg (4.6 lbs) packed to 16 cm diameter x 49 cm. That is comfortable for one person on a two or three-night hike, and easy split between two, with one carrying the fly and poles and the other the inner and pegs.

How do I look after it?

Never pack it wet: dry both layers fully, especially after coastal trips. Sponge with mild soap and cool water, never a machine wash, which strips the PU coating. Keep the pole sections clean of sand and store the tent loose rather than compressed.

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TZS350,000+ VAT