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    SlingFin Tents at Outdoor Presscamp - VIDEO

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      2016-07-23 11:38:31

      SlingFin Tents at Outdoor Presscamp - VIDEO

      SlingFin is a tent brand that to date, may not have already been on your radar. Thanks to my week at Outdoor PressCamp in Deer Valley a few weeks back I now know all about their Windsaber and CrossBow Tents. SlingFin has traditionally been an expedition tent manufacturer but they now have several lighter camp worthy tents for the average Joe. Have a watch of the following video for more details of both the Windsaber and CrossBow Tents:

      SligFin Tents use an innovative WebTruss system which is more stable than conventional tent architecture design. This WebTruss system can be set up using a top bow pole (included), vertical strut poles, or even trekking poles if you want to save on weight.


      SlingFin Windsaber Tent

      Price: $750 US

      Weight: 2.13kg / 4lb 11oz

      Capacity: 2

      Use: 4 season

      Dimensions: 218 x 150cm / 86 x 59”, Interior Height – 1.016m / 3’4”, Floor Area – 2.601sq m / 28sq ft

      Packed Dimensions: 46 x 18cm / 18 x 7”

      Materials:

      30D Nylon 6,6 Ripstop, Silicone Coated (WebTruss™)

      30D Nylon 6,6 Ripstop, Silicone Coated (Flysheet)

      15D Nylon Ripstop (Tent Body)

      30D Nylon 6,6 Ripstop, Silicone Coated (Floor)

      4 DAC NSL Featherlite 9.0 mm Aluminum Poles

      30D Nylon 6,6 Ripstop, Silicone Coated (optional Footprint)

      Features:

      Flysheet Color – orange/white

      Multiple exterior tie-outs on the flysheet, can be internal guyed out as well

      Reflective tape – located at each sleeve opening of the WebTruss™ for easy recognition

      Venting – body vent on both the flysheet and the tent body to allow direct air passage


      SlingFin CrossBow 2 Tent

      The CrossBow 2 Tent comes in a few flavours, the CrossBow 2 Stormpak for those who like to travel light and fast, the CrossBow 2 Mesh for summer adventures and the CrossBow 2 R/S for full on four season camping.

      CrossBow 2 StormPak

      This is the light and fast version of the CrossBow 2 tent as it uses the StormPak and two trekking poles to keep weight down.

      Price: $395 US

      Weight: 175g / 6.2oz

      Capacity: 2

      Use: 3 season

      Dimensions: Floor Area – 2.97sq m / 32sq ft, Interior Height – 1.05m / 41.5”

      Packed Dimensions: 18 x 18cm / 7 x 7” 

      Materials: 15D Nylon Ripstop Silicone PU Coated Fly

      15D Nylon Ripstop Canopy fabric

      15D Nylon No-See-Um Mesh

      20D Nylon Ripstop PU Coated Floor

      2 DAC NSL 9mm poles, DAC NSL 9.6mm bow pole

      Features:

      Extremely versatile tent

      Flysheet folds back to create nice awnings

      2 extra-large vestibules (11 sq ft + 11 sq ft)

      CrossBow 2 Mesh

      This is the 3 season version of the CrossBow 2 and comes with a mesh inner tent body.

      Price: $480 US

      Weight: 2.06kg / 4lb 8.5oz

      Capacity: 2

      Use: 3 season

      Dimensions: Floor Area – 2.97sq m / 32sq ft, Interior Height – 1.05m / 41.5

      Packed Dimensions: 36 x 15cm / 14 x 6”

      Materials:

      15D Nylon Ripstop Silicone PU Coated Fly

      15D Nylon Ripstop Canopy fabric

      15D Nylon No-See-Um Mesh

      20D Nylon Ripstop PU Coated Floor

      2 DAC NSL 9mm poles, DAC NSL 9.6mm bow pole

      Features:

      Extremely versatile tent

      Flysheet folds back to create nice awnings

      2 extra-large vestibules (11 sq ft + 11 sq ft)


      CrossBow 2 R/S

      This is the 4 season version of the CrossBow 2 and comes with a ripstop (R/S) inner tent body.


      Price: $580 US

      Weight: 2.18kg / 4lbs 12.8oz

      Capacity: 2

      Use: 4 season

      Dimensions: – 2.97sq m / 32sq ft, Interior Height – 1.05m / 41.5”

      Packed Dimensions: 36 x 15cm / 14 x 6”

      Materials:

      15D Nylon Ripstop Silicone PU Coated Fly

      15D Nylon Ripstop Canopy fabric

      15D Nylon No-See-Um Mesh

      20D Nylon Ripstop PU Coated Floor

      2 DAC NSL 9mm poles, DAC NSL 9.6mm bow pole 

      Features:

      Extremely versatile tent

      Flysheet folds back to create nice awnings

      2 extra-large vestibules (11 sq ft + 11 sq ft) 

      Two other innovative SlingFin products that you might like to investigate in more detail are the SlingFin 2Lite Tent and the SlingFin Honey Badger Backpack both pictured below.












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