Frequently Asked Questions
Details - Specs
Are your
stated weights really what they say they are?
We do our best
to be as accurate as possible when it comes to weight. Sometimes there
can be slight differences. This is due to the nominal variations in
weight that we get on the fabric. Not reflecting on the quality of the
material, there can be small weight variations due to the coating. In
order to give the closest possible weights for each model we take the
average weight of ten tents. You can read more on weights in the Tent
Information section.
The height
listed for the inner tent of the Nallo 2 is 40”, isn’t
that a bit low?
The inner
height of 40” is tall enough for most people to sit up. A tunnel design
makes the most out of the height and volume available since you can use
nearly all of that height. Many dome or geodesic tents only have a
corner or peak as the stated highest point but the actual “useable”
height is often lower.
What are the
dimensions of your tents when they are packed?
The figures
given below are approximations.
One can easily get the tent to pack
smaller by compressing it and by packing the poles separately.
The
pole sections break down to 17 inches.
We offer a Sled
Pack which allows quick packing of the tent for winter touring by sled
or summer canoe trips. This item can be found in the accessories – spare parts
section.
| Akto |
19"
long x 4" diameter |
| Nallo 2, Nallo 3 |
19"
long x 5" diameter |
| Unna, Nammatj 2 |
19"
long x 5" diameter |
| Nammatj 3, Jannu, Nallo 4 |
19"
long x 6" diameter |
| Nammatj 2 GT, Nammatj 3 GT |
19" long x 7"
diameter |
| Keron 3, Keron 4 |
| Muddus, Nallo 4 GT |
| Staika, Tarra |
| Stalon Combi 2 |
| Keron 3 GT |
19"
long x 8" diameter |
| Keron 4 GT |
| Saivo, Stalon Combi 4 |
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