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feldon shelter roof top tent

feldon shelter roof top tent Crow's Nest Extended

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feldon shelter roof top tent Crow's Nest ExtendedForget blowing up mattresses, and putting up poles. Introducing The Crows Nest Extended, Feldon Shelters 2 Person Rooftop Tent. The Crows Nest Extended tent is up in less time than it takes to boil the billy. A simple pull of the ladder unfolds the ready to use tent all by itself. There's a built in queen mattress that tucks your sleeping bag and pillows away inside, saving you valuable car space. An effortless setup for carefree adventures. MATERIALS

 

Forget blowing up mattresses, and putting up poles. Introducing The Crow’s Nest Extended, Feldon Shelter’s 2-Person Rooftop Tent. The Crow’s Nest Extended tent is up in less time than it takes to boil the billy. A simple pull of the ladder unfolds the ready-to-use tent all by itself. There's a built in queen mattress that tucks your sleeping bag and pillows away inside, saving you valuable car space. An effortless setup for carefree adventures.

 

MATERIALS - BUILT TO LAST

TENT: 360G Poly Cotton Rip-Stop Canvas. Developed & proven for NZ's Harshest Conditions to be Tear-resistant, Waterproof & Weatherproof in anything your travels throw at you. UV, mould and mildew resistant, with high grade 150G mosquito mesh throughout and 500G Poly-cotton Ripstop Lower Band material from Australia. 

RAINFLY: 700D Diamond Ripstop Polyester X-Canvas. Extremely durable, Tear-resistant, Waterproof & Weatherproof. UV, mould and mildew resistant.

TRAVEL COVER: 2000 Denier Reinforced PVC. Triple reinforcement panels in high wear areas. Constructed with COATS UV-Resistant Thread (the stuff used on yacht sails).

BASE: 30mm Aluminium Fully Tig-Welded Frame, with 10 internal reinforcement backbones.
- Durable powder-coated aluminium anti-scratch base surface with fully anodised components throughout.
- 316 Stainless steel reinforced hinge work and bracing.
- Engineered to be lightweight, durable & capable of housing 300kg worth of adventurers inside.

EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS

Open: 143cm W x 240cm L x 125cm H

Closed: 143cm W x 120cm L x 40cm H

Weight: 60 kg

 

CROW'S NEST EXTENDED ROOFTOP TENT FEATURES:

- Extended body and rain-fly covering the full ladder entry and creates even more shelter underneath. We have also added an extra window & mesh opening on the extended body so you won't miss out on any views from up top.

Feldon Shelter's unique window design, offering 360° views and even better aerodynamics in high winds.

- Feldon Shelter's unique aluminium honeycomb-cell base construction. Dent resistant & 5x stronger than regular roof top tent bases.

- Feldon Shelter's unique heavy duty cargo net storage. Located underneath the base. With multiple O-ring/hooks for overhead storage.

- NZ's original curved roof design provides extra height over generic rooftop tents and prevents water pooling and improves aerodynamics.

Feldon Shelter's unique base mounted shoe & gadget pocket for extra storage. Keep your muddy shoes, outside and off the ground. The pockets also feature a vented bottom panel to drip dry your shoes overnight.

- Feldon Shelter's unique base mounted spring pole pocket design. Now base mounted for easy access. An added bonus, you'll never leave your spring poles behind again. 

- Feldon Shelter's heavy duty PVC travel cover. With additional welded triple layer reinforcement panels in all high wear areas. Featuring our own original design roll up storage system.

- All aluminium internal skeleton, marine grade stainless steel hinges and hardware for extended life and strength. No plastic.

- Larger hinges than other generic rooftop tents available so that bedding and pillows can be tucked away permanently in the tent while closed and travelling.

- Internal storage pockets to keep your snacks, smartphone and lights nice and safe.

- Quick release hand attachments mean the tent is easily installed, removed or swapped between vehicles.

- 60mm ErgoCell high density foam mattress with a removable cotton cover and waterproof polyester ripstop underside & anti-soak corners to keep condensation out. Designed to sleep individuals up to 7ft in height.

- Heavy duty genuine YKK zippers.

- Locally sourced marine grade 316 stainless steel eyelets.

- Velcro sealed power cable access points allow cable connection from car.

- Mosquito mesh windows, doors and vents.

- Zip-open mosquito mesh on all windows and doors.

- Extra strong 40mm straps, velcro & marine grade stainless steel D-rings throughout.

-Additional material swatch bag, for tent, rainfly and mesh repairs.

 

 

  

 

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