Tent Base seconds 4.2

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this product is the best selling QUECHUA Camping Shelters at present. If you're wish to buy an original QUECHUA Camping Shelters, we recommend this product would be the best option.
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ASIN : B0046GA3CE
Category: Camping Shelters
Brand: QUECHUA
Rating : 4.8
Reviews : 8

Details of the item Tent Base seconds 4.2

For 4 people looking for a FAMILY HIKING TENT with 2 bedrooms that is very quick to pitch.

• Good size lving area 5 sqm (185 cm ht) and 2 standards inner tents 140 x 210 cm.
• Pitched in a few minutes. Can be folded away in less than 5 minutes.
• Laboratory approved (WHOLE TENT under 200 litres/hr/sq m) and field tested.
• User and folding intructions on the website or on www.quechua.com.
• 2 Year warranty. Spare parts and pole repair in a Decathlon workshop.

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Survived fantastically well during awful weather!
I bought this tent as an upgrade to my Gelert Twister 3, after safely testing my toddler on a few camping trips and finding she loved it as much as I did! This is a great family-size tent and is genuinely easy to put up and take down. Although the famous video on the Decathlon site shows 2 people putting it up and down, I have done it by myself with no problem on a couple of occasions now. It can be slightly trickier doing it in the wind, but it was still manageable.

On our week-long trip, we had AWFUL weather - very strong winds and torrential downpours with thunder and lightning... and the Base Seconds 4.2 stood up to all of it without a single hitch and stayed bone dry inside. The bucket-shaped groundsheet meant no water at all can run into the tent, even when pitched on an incline. It really, really was put through its paces and I'm delighted with it - cannot fault it. Also, an added bonus for us was that it was just myself and my daughter in this tent, so I used...

Not quite 4.2 seconds
Whoever watched the Road Runner as a kid probably had the same idea as me in that the Tent base seconds 4.2 was a new Acme type invention that at the press of a button would produce you a wonderful tent in a very short space of time, with minimum exertion from the "erector". Well, as long as you have for the initial build an internet connection to "view the video" then you're alright. Up to the point that is of "the magic pull" which is the strategic move to get the tent into a primary recognizable shape. I suppose it was a bit of an illusion to think it would pop up completely on its own and when you've done it once (I hope) then it's like riding a bike and you can master the "magic pull". Then you need to watch the video of it being taken down. I'm sure the Quechua movie clip is as worn as the 1966 repeats of the World Cup final as you need to watch it many times (after remembering the reverse of the infamous magic pull) to actually see how the guy in the video gets the main tent...