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ultraleicht zelt bikepacking Cloud Trek 1-Personen-Ultraleicht-Bikepacking-Zelt

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ultraleicht zelt bikepacking Cloud Trek 1-Personen-Ultraleicht-Bikepacking-ZeltDas Naturehike Cloud Trek 1 Personen Bikepacking Zelt wurde fr Solo Abenteurer entwickelt und ist das ideale leichte, freistehende Zelt fr jede Expedition. Ausgestattet mit einem wasserdichten 20D silikonbeschichteten Nylon Regenschutz (PU 4000 mm) und einer Innenschicht aus 210T Ripstop Gewebe bietet es erstklassigen Schutz vor Wind, Regen und UV Strahlung. Die doppellagige Zeltkonstruktion und das B3 Netz sorgen fr ausreichend Luftzirkulation,

Das Naturehike Cloud Trek 1-Personen-Bikepacking-Zelt wurde für Solo-Abenteurer entwickelt und ist das ideale leichte, freistehende Zelt für jede Expedition. Ausgestattet mit einem wasserdichten 20D silikonbeschichteten Nylon-Regenschutz (PU 4000 mm) und einer Innenschicht aus 210T Ripstop-Gewebe bietet es erstklassigen Schutz vor Wind, Regen und UV-Strahlung. Die doppellagige Zeltkonstruktion und das B3-Netz sorgen für ausreichend Luftzirkulation, während ein zusätzlicher 60 cm großer Vorraum zusätzlichen Stauraum für Ausrüstung bietet. Mit einem Gewicht von nur 1,6 kg und einer kompakten Tasche von 40 x 15 x 15 cm eignet es sich perfekt für Bikepacking, Wandern oder Wochenendfestivals.

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  • Ultraleicht und kompakt : Wiegt nur 3,63 Pfund und lässt sich auf 16 * 6 * 6 Zoll | 40 * 15 * 15 cm zusammenpacken, ideal für Abenteuer mit leichtem Gepäck.
  • Wasser- und winddicht : Das 4000 mm dicke Regendach aus 20D-Nylon und die Stangen aus 7001-Aluminium sorgen für einen trockenen und sicheren Schutz bei rauem Wetter.
  • Einfacher Aufbau : Freistehendes Design mit 2-Y-Stangen ermöglicht den Aufbau in weniger als 5 Minuten.
  • Geräumiger Innenraum : 80,7 (L) x 37,4 (B) x 43,3 (H) im Innenzelt bietet bequem Platz für eine Person.
  • Gute Belüftung : Doppellagige Struktur und hochdichtes B3-Netz sorgen für optimale Luftzirkulation und reduzierte Kondensation.

Mit seinem robusten Design und dem geräumigen Innenraum ist das Cloud Trek-Zelt der perfekte Begleiter für jede Soloreise!

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