polar zelt Warmpeace TENT POLAR – Expeditions- & Polarzelt für extreme Bedingunge –  Draussen Erleben
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polar zelt Warmpeace TENT POLAR – Expeditions- & Polarzelt für extreme Bedingunge – Draussen ErlebenWarmpeace TENT POLAR Expeditions & Polarzelt fr extreme Bedingungen Das Warmpeace TENT POLAR ist ein hochrobustes Expeditions und Polarzelt mit Auengestnge, entwickelt fr extreme Belastungen, hufiges Auf und Abbauen sowie widrige Wetterbedingungen in abgelegenen Regionen. Gleichzeitig bietet es auch bei normalen Outdoor bernachtungen einen sicheren, trockenen und komfortablen Schutzraum. Auengestnge schnell aufgebaut & innen immer trocken Dank der

Warmpeace TENT POLAR – Expeditions- & Polarzelt für extreme Bedingungen

Das Warmpeace TENT POLAR ist ein hochrobustes Expeditions- und Polarzelt mit Außengestänge, entwickelt für extreme Belastungen, häufiges Auf- und Abbauen sowie widrige Wetterbedingungen in abgelegenen Regionen.
Gleichzeitig bietet es auch bei normalen Outdoor-Übernachtungen einen sicheren, trockenen und komfortablen Schutzraum.

Außengestänge – schnell aufgebaut & innen immer trocken

Dank der Außengestänge-Konstruktion entsteht beim Aufbau sofort ein geschützter, trockener Innenraum. Das Innenzelt kommt während des Aufbaus nicht mit Nässe in Kontakt – ein entscheidender Vorteil bei Regen, Schnee oder Sturm.

Optimales Kondensations- & Feuchtigkeitsmanagement

Der große Abstand zwischen Innen- und Außenzelt schafft ein hohes Volumen zur Aufnahme von Kondenswasser aus:

  • Atemluft

  • feuchter Kleidung

  • nasser Ausrüstung

Zusätzlich sorgen:

  • ein sehr atmungsaktives Innenzelt

  • Belüftungsöffnungen mit Mesh

  • verschließbare Ventilationsöffnungen im Außenzelt

für eine effektive Ableitung von Wasserdampf.

Maximale Wetterfestigkeit

  • Außenzelt mit beidseitiger Silikonbeschichtung

  • Wasser perlt zuverlässig ab (Regen, Nebel, Tau, Schnee)

  • Boden mit 10.000 mm Wassersäule – extrem widerstandsfähig gegen Nässe

Stabile Kuppelkonstruktion für Sturm & Schnee

Die freistehende Kuppelform wird von sechs Duraluminium-Stangen getragen und bietet höchste Stabilität.
An allen Kreuzungspunkten der Stangen befinden sich Klemm- und Abspannpunkte für den Einsatz bei starkem Wind.

Geschützter Eingang & durchdachter Innenraum

  • Verschließbare Apsis zum Verstauen von Schuhen & Ausrüstung

  • Tiefer Eingang für Wärmeerhalt & Stabilität

  • Innenausstattung:

    • 3 Taschen-Sets für Kleinteile

    • Trockenleine

    • Mesh-Ablage, ideal auch für eine Stirnlampe als Innenbeleuchtung


Lieferumfang

  • Transportbeutel mit Kordelzug & Schnallen
    (45,5 × 22,5 × 16 cm)

  • Farblich markierte Duraluminium-Stangen

  • 25 leichte Y-Profil Dural-Heringe

  • 6 reflektierende Abspannleinen mit Schnellverstellern


Material

  • Außenzelt: Nylon Ripstop, beidseitig silikonisiert

  • Innenzelt: Nylon Ripstop

  • Boden: Nylon mit PU-Beschichtung

  • Gestänge: Duraluminium


Maße & Kapazität

  • Fläche Außenzelt: 5,2 m²

  • Fläche Innenzelt: 3,9 m²

  • Höhe Außenzelt: 122 cm

  • Höhe Innenzelt: 110 cm

  • Personen: 3


Technische Daten

  • Gewicht: 4.330 g

  • Zeltkonstruktion: Außenzelt, 6 Stangen

  • Bauform: Kuppel mit geschütztem Eingang

  • Eingänge: 1

  • Wassersäule Außenzelt: 3.000 mm

  • Wassersäule Boden: 10.000 mm

  • Farbe: Nugget Gold / Hellgrau

❓ Häufig gestellte Fragen (FAQ) – TENT POLAR

Ist das TENT POLAR für den Winter geeignet?

Ja. Das TENT POLAR ist ein echtes Winter- und Expeditionszelt. Die sturmfeste Kuppelkonstruktion, das Außengestänge und der Boden mit 10.000 mm Wassersäule machen es ideal für Schnee, Frost und extreme Wetterbedingungen.


Bleibt das Innenzelt beim Aufbau trocken?

Ja. Durch die Außengestänge-Konstruktion wird zuerst das Außenzelt aufgebaut. Dadurch ist der Innenraum sofort geschützt und kommt auch bei Regen oder Schnee nicht mit Nässe in Kontakt.


Wie sturmfest ist das Zelt?

Sehr sturmfest.
Die freistehende Kuppelkonstruktion mit 6 Duraluminium-Stangen sowie zusätzliche Abspann- und Verankerungspunkte sorgen für maximale Stabilität – auch bei starkem Wind.


Wie wird Kondenswasser im Zelt reduziert?

Das TENT POLAR verfügt über ein ausgezeichnetes Feuchtigkeitsmanagement:

  • Großer Abstand zwischen Innen- und Außenzelt

  • Sehr atmungsaktives Innenzelt

  • Mesh-Belüftungsöffnungen

  • Verschließbare Lüfter im Außenzelt

So wird Kondenswasser effektiv abgeleitet.


Für wie viele Personen ist das Zelt geeignet?

Das Zelt ist für bis zu 3 Personen ausgelegt.
Für Expeditionen mit viel Ausrüstung empfiehlt sich eine komfortable Nutzung mit 2 Personen.


Gibt es Stauraum für Ausrüstung?

Ja.
Das Zelt besitzt eine verschließbare Apsis, ideal für Schuhe, Rucksäcke oder Kochausrüstung, die nicht im Innenraum gelagert werden sollen.


Ist das Zelt auch für normale Camping- oder Trekkingtouren geeignet?

Ja.
Obwohl das TENT POLAR für extreme Bedingungen entwickelt wurde, eignet es sich auch hervorragend als besonders sicheres und langlebiges Outdoor-Zelt für anspruchsvolle Touren.


Wie schwer ist das TENT POLAR?

Das Gesamtgewicht beträgt 4.330 g.
Für ein Expeditions- und Polarzelt mit 6 Stangen ist das ein sehr ausgewogenes Verhältnis zwischen Gewicht, Stabilität und Schutz.


Was ist im Lieferumfang enthalten?

Im Lieferumfang sind enthalten:

  • Transportbeutel

  • Farblich markierte Duraluminium-Stangen

  • 25 leichte Y-Profil-Heringe

  • 6 reflektierende Abspannleinen


Ist das Zelt wasserdicht?

Ja.

  • Außenzelt: 3.000 mm Wassersäule

  • Boden: 10.000 mm Wassersäule
    Zusätzlich ist das Außenzelt beidseitig silikonbeschichtet.

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