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Spacious and stable dome tent with two generous vestibules. A lightweight and comfortable trekking tent for four-season use, in all conditions except the most exposed. Two entrances simplify tent life, making it easier to keep organised inside the tent and you can use the lee-side entrance in windy weather. There is also plenty of space for equipment, cooking and activities when the weather is bad. The inner tent and flysheet are raised together. The three-pole construction makes the tent self supporting and easy to pitch anywhere – use the guylines to anchor it in place and make it totally stable in the wind. The pole sleeves are colour coded for simplicity and dimensioned so you can use double poles (an accessory) in exposed conditions. The tent has a comfortable sitting height and a good area for socialising. There is a detachable mesh shelf in the inner tent and several mesh pockets for storing gear.
Large entrances with extra-fine mosquito netting allow you to admire the view from your sleeping bag without the intrusion of insects. Closable ventilation openings at different heights give the best possible airflow. This, together with the possibility of fastening the outer door in a half-open position, makes the tent an excellent choice in tropical climates. The flysheet is made from Fjällräven’s new high-performance TripleRip nylon and an innovative construction that combines two different fabric weights – 20 denier in the top part and 40 denier at the bottom where abrasion is most intensive – giving excellent strength despite low weight. Just like all of Fjällräven’s tents, Abisko Dome 3 is made entirely without PVC plastic and toxic flame retardants, and its impregnation is fluorocarbon free.
Technical features
Persons: 3
Seasons: 4 seasons
Construction: Dome
Mesh pockets in inner tent: 1 loft, 4 big
Number of poles: 3
Pole diameter: 9,6 mm
Weight
Total weight: 3680 g
Minimum weight: 3320 g
Measurements
Stuffed size: 20 x 44 cm
Materials
Main fly sheet material: 20D TripleRip Sil/Sil 3000 mm 100% polyamide
Lower fly sheet material:40D TripleRip Sil/Sil 3000 mm 100% polyamide
Inner tent material: 15D Ripstop DWR 100% polyamide
Floor material: 40D PU 6000 mm 100% polyamide
Mosquito net: 20D No-see-um mesh 100% polyester
Pole material: DAC Featherlite NSL
Pegs: DAC V-Pegs Small
Guyline: 2 mm Dyneema (160 kg) reflective
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I am looking for a tent for trips of a few nights max with my daughter 5 years old and a possible +1. After a long search, I ended up with this one because, based on the reviews, the tent bends to many things, can be set up alone, is spacious, long-lasting and durable and doesn't leave you in trouble even in worse weather. After a very rainy two night hike last weekend, I totally sign off on them. The water came down from the sky for long periods of time, but at no point was there any concern that any place would fail. I "got" to test the setup even in the rain and I managed to set it up alone without the inner tent actually getting wet at all. Of course, some drops got on the bottom, but nothing disturbing or something that a rag wouldn't have dealt with. So yes, really easy and quick to set up! The tent is heavy, but for this specific use, i.e. for family trips with a maximum of 2-3 kilometers, it is a very successful choice. The price was such that it even caused a little physical pain, but I believe that the warranty matters will work and judging by everything, the tent will be durable, so that price won't feel bad after five years. And it's bad that you compromise on quality when you part ways with a child. There was some condensation both nights, but I think it will be fixed when you learn to use the air flaps, which are enough, and the doors can also be used for this purpose if necessary. It was raining and the humidity was such that it is possible that no ventilation would have helped this problem anyway. I also bought a foot print for which a big recommendation.
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For motocamping, I'm looking for a suitable 2-person towing tent. I ended up with this because the weight / space ratio was optimal. Two doors are a big plus in motorcycling. The apses were surprisingly large. Luggage and luggage can be divided into the apse and inside just fine. 2 LW size mattresses go side by side in the interior, and there is still room on the edge for helmets and clothing bags. The installation has been successful on the rock in windy weather because the dome. The materials of the tent seem to be of high quality, but the tent bag in which the tent is packed is slippery to attach inside the tail bag and it does not have loops for the straps to attach it to the tarp without fear of slipping. For this purpose, I got Hilleberg's strong nylon tent bag, where you can find the loops. The original tent bag is also cramped cf. Hille bags in general and I suspect that the tent + footprint will not necessarily fit there. I haven't tested though. Based on the test trip, this combo is perfectly suited for the intended use.
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Top product. Withstands rains and storms. Easy to set up in the rain, because the outside is already closed on the inside. The tent also breathes well.
I bought this tent because of the volume. On fishing trips, it is important to be able to shelter from the rain to prepare food, and this can be done very well in the spacious apse. Since there are two apses, it is easy to dry things or store wet equipment on the other side.
This is my second Fjällräven tent. The other is a smaller tunnel model, but this also works if you have a friend with you. There is enough space for two fishermen.