Living room, bedroom and motorcycle garage always on hand! The Atacama Expedition Tent offers enough space for up to 3 motorcyclists, all their equipment and a fully equipped adventure bike. In the enormous interior, you will not only find enough space for relaxing or cooking with your friends. It is the ideal campsite workshop for your motorbike. Protected from bad weather and unauthorised access, your motorbike spends the night under the same roof as you! Take a rest in the generous three-person sleeping area, in the knowledge that your bike is safe! When Choosing Camping Gear for Motorcycles, the Atacama Tent should be the first on your list. Redverz Gear has achieved camping nirvana with The Atacama Expedition Tent. With its big sleeping room, 3-person capacity, room for cots and the ability to sleep either cross-wise or lengthwise, The Atacama Expedition Tent is the most versatile and comfortable motorcycle tent known to man. The mesh panel in the large vestibule door increases airflow and offers protection from bugs. Choose total privacy or vent with just our breathable, bug resistant mesh. Storage pouches allow hi visibility guy lines to be completely and neatly tucked away. The Atacama comes packed in a black compression stuff sack. With an exceptional pack size of just 25 x 53 cm (21” x 9”) - tent, poles and pegs all in - Redverz Gear continues to deliver the most spacious, functional and high quality motorcycle tent on the market. This is the Updated version of the Series II Expedition Tent. Design type: Hoop Design, Non-freestanding Sleeping Capacity: 3 (5 with Motorcycle bay) Pack size: 25 x 53 cm (21” x 9”) Weight: 6 kg (14 lbs.) Maximum width: 254 cm (100 in) Maximum length: 490 cm (195 in) Sleeping Bay: 234 x 241 cm (92 in x 95 in) Motorcycle Bay: 254 x 91 cm (102 x 36 in) Peak height: 195 cm (77 in) Doors: 4 Rainfly fabric: PU coated Ripstop Nylon 4,000 mm Floor fabric: Rip Stop 10,000 mm
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Nearly impossible to set up on your own.
I purchased the yellow version... here is a copy of my review. I suspect the Olive color will perform the same:Ok first use is underway. I am rating it. 3 now... but a few hours ago I would have rated it as a 1. The is without question, hands down the most difficult tent I have ever set up on my own. You really need 2-3 people. Also there are NO cross poles. So it will NOT stand up without using every tie down they supply. In most dome tents the tie down just keep it from blowing away. With this tent it's the tie downs that holds up the tent. So forget using it on pavement like you can on a dome tent. It's such a cool idea... too bad they didn't think that issue through. All they needed to do is use Cross pole for the main tent and a straight pole for the garage. Once it's up and if your stakes don't pull out its a great tent. If your stakes come up (wind, someone tripping over them. Whatever) the tent is coming down. Also... setting this thing up in a steady wind is "special". Again with no cross poles once you add the straight poles you created a kite. You will need to get it staked down quickly... or be prepared for all your buddies to be taking pictures of you chasing your tent through the campground. Oh well... sorry... I bought this tent on a recommendation... many have posted all positives... I will concede that may it takes some practice. But no matter, it still will not stand without all the tie downs UPDATE: So, I wrote the above mid use... Later it started to rain. The main tent did great. The "garage" leaks. As this was a first use and it's already leaking I can imagine a few rainstorms from now it won't slow the water down much at all. I used the garage as a sitting area. The top part of the roof is mostly flat ... so the water puddles and eventually leaks through. If you are there and you keep pushing it off all is well. But don't leave anything in the garage that you need to stay dry if you aren't going to be there. Bottom line: A very expensive tent that misses the mark. Buy a good 3-4 man tent and a separate screen room.... you will be happier.
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