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tentsile connect tree tent

tentsile connect tree tent Tentsile | Insulated Quilt | Tent Tree Quilt | Autumn Gold

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tentsile connect tree tent Tentsile | Insulated Quilt | Tent Tree Quilt | Autumn GoldAdd warmth and protection to your tree tent or hammock If youre looking to add a bit of extra comfort and warmth to your Tentsile tent or hammock then their range of Insulated Quilts has got you covered. Designed to fit either inside or outside of the tent or hammock floor theyre made with a silky soft and cosy 200gsm Polyester quilted fabric with a R value of 2. 7 and so can be used by themselves in milder conditions for an extra layer of warmth, and

Add warmth and protection to your tree tent or hammock

If you’re looking to add a bit of extra comfort and warmth to your Tentsile tent or hammock then their range of Insulated Quilts has got you covered. Designed to fit either inside or outside of the tent or hammock floor they’re made with a silky-soft and cosy 200gsm Polyester quilted fabric with a R value of 2.7 and so can be used by themselves in milder conditions for an extra layer of warmth, and can combined with their range of sleeping pads if you’re looking at using the tent in the cooler months. They’ve even made sure they’re pet friendly and will help protect the base of your Tentsile from sharp claws, in case your furry friend takes up the tree tent life.

    • Insulating layer with an R Value of 2.7 for additional warmth in your Tentsile tree tent or hammock
    • 70 denier soft touch fabric is comfortable next to skin whilst also adding protection to the tent or hammock base
    • Can be used as a quilt lining inside the tent or hammock, or attached underneath as an undersheet
    • Velcro attachment points keep the quilt secure and fixed in place
    • 3 person version includes opening for central hatch
    • Comes with pack bag
    • 2 Person size compatible with Connect and Safari Connect tents and Safari Duo Hammock
    • 3 Person size compatible with Stingray, Safari Stingray tents and Safari Trillium Hammock
    • Outside layer: 70D, 300T Fabric Gold Polyester Pongee Uncoated 65g/sqm
    • Inside Insulation: Insulated Hollow Polyester Fibre for Insulated products 220g/sqm
    • R Value: 2.7
  • 2 Person 3 Person
    Weight 1.2 kg 3 kg
    Dimensions 2 x 2 x 2 m 3 x 3 x 3 m
    Floor Area 2.8 sqm 4.75 sqm
  • Tree Planting: For every tent purchased Tentsile make a donation to plant 20 trees with their partners. So far, they have helped plant over 1,000,000 trees in projects located across Madagascar, India, Zambia, and the United States.

  • It’s not a stretch to say that Tentsile’s revolutionary tree tents have redefined what it means to go camping in the woods. Part hammock, part tent, part portable treehouse, the brand’s geometric suspended shelters literally elevate your time outdoors. Tentsile’s unique 3-point anchoring system creates a tent floor with the perfect balance of tension and ‘give’ to cushion and cradle your body, whilst keeping you off the cold, hard ground. The result? A lofty and immersive camping experience that is cosy, comfortable and completely unique.

    But there’s more to Tentsile than just clever design. From the outset, the brand has been on a mission to help protect and conserve the world’s forests. We should know. WildBounds has a long association with Tentsile – in fact, it was the first tent brand that we ever stocked. As early adopters of the brand, we were huge advocates of their innovative products and eco-conscious ethos. And since those early days, Tentsile has helped plant over 1,000,000 trees in projects located across Madagascar, India, Zambia and Oregon.

    For them and us, it’s about inspiring everybody to connect and interact with nature in new and fun ways. Because, as founder Alex Shirley-Smith aptly puts it: “If we’re all hanging out in trees, they can’t chop them down”.

Definitely brings the comfort level up a notch.

-Lucas, Verified Buyer

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