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The Tarra could rightfully be called the flagship of the Hilleberg Dome Tents. An outstanding all-around tent for adventures where absolute strength is the highest priority. Their Kerlon 1800 outer tent fabric and 10 mm poles put them an incredibly most robust tent, and its Dome design gives it great static strength.
Ideal for above treeline use in the most extreme conditions, yet because they are self-supporting and easy to pitch, equally at home below the treeline, all year ’round. The roomy two door/two vestibule configuration, along with its static strength, makes it an exceptional base camp tent.
Highly popular with mountaineers as base camp tents, the Tarra has found a great deal of loyalty among paddle tourers, who love their roomy, self-supporting design. Desert travellers, long distance ski tourers and polar expedition teams have also found its strength and simplicity welcome, as have backcountry walkers, especially those who enjoy travelling in unruly conditions.
Thanks to its construction, the Tarra can withstand even the fiercest weather and heaviest snow loads. The four poles have multiple crossing points creating an amazingly strong structure, yet the short pole sleeve and clip system makes pitching – even by a single person in windy conditions – remarkably easy.
FEATURES
- Strong self-supporting design.
- Innovative short pole sleeve and clip system construction, uniform length poles, and linked inner and outer tents make for simple, easy set up:
- Only the vestibules require pegging out, and in nice weather these can be completely rolled aside.
- Kerlon 1800 outer tent fabric and 10 mm poles with multiple crossing points make for an exceptionally stable tent with outstanding snow-load handling capability.
- Multiple guy lines afford even greater stability, especially as many of the guy line attachment loops are designed to be wrapped around poles or pole crossing points.
- Guy lines on the vent cover add yet another level of stability to both tents.
- The interior is quite spacious thanks to a near vertical inner tent entrance, and only mildly sloping walls.
- Two entrances and two vestibules afford tremendous convenience, flexibility and comfort. For instance, one vestibule can be designated for gear stowage, while the other can be used for food preparation or gear sorting.
- One entrance of the tent can always be situated out of the wind.
- Outer door with a large zipper flap to keep rain out.
- Ventilation works regardless of the weather conditions, since the inner tent fabrics are highly breathable yet water repellent.
- One efficient roof vent in both the inner and the outer tents. These can be adjusted from inside the tent, and their inner panel’s no-see-um mesh can be covered by their integrated fabric panels, while their outer panels can be opened or closed completely. A separate vent cover ensures that the weather stays on the outside.
- Outer tent entrances can also be opened from the top.
- Inner tent door has a full no-see-um mesh panel covered with an equal sized, zipper-adjustable fabric panel for greater venting and weather-protection options.
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