For roughing it out rural, the 4.2 BlockOut Shade Dome with Sunwall by OZtrail throws serious shade without the attitude.
OZtrail’s BlockOut coated seam-sealed canopy blocks direct sunlight and reduces heat by up to 11 degrees, from downpour to drought. Dominating the elements, a full steel frame and heavy-duty 75-denier material helps in withstanding strong winds. Control airflow throughout the space thanks to the zippered roof vent, while a 1000mm water rating and seam-sealed canopy resists rain on the damper days. Steel shock-cord poles enable an easy two-person set-up in only minutes - so you can be settled with a snag by sundown. Storage pockets also mean you can keep your stuff nearby, with space for stashing wallets, keys and phones. Plus, bask in those blissful backyard barbeques with an additional sunwall for protection from UV, wind, or even the public.
The OZtrail 4.2 BlockOut Shade Dome with Sunwall comes in a 600-denier carry bag so you can live like rural royalty on every road trip.
Certified by Australian Engineers
Full steel frame
Heavy-duty 75-denier canopy material
1000mm waterhead rated, seam-sealed canopy
BlockOut technology blocks direct sunlight - reducing heat by 11 degrees max
Steel shock-cord poles for easy and efficient 2-person set-up
Zippered roof vent for airflow control
Internal storage pockets
Includes one sunwall
600 denier carry bag included
Fire retardant material
External Dimensions:
420L x420W x 235H cm
Packed Dimensions:
98L x 24W x 23D cm
Max. Head Height:
235 cm
Material:
75D Blockout PU Coated | Fire Retardant
Frame Material:
Steel
Waterhead Rating:
Fly 1000mm
Weight:
16.5 Kg
Warranty:
1 Year
Supplier Code:
10000541
Snowys Code:
152597
Staff tip:To avoid damage in windy weather make sure you secure your shelter with all peg points and guy ropes.
Staff tip:Whilst this shelter has waterproof properties, it should not be relied upon during periods of heavy rain.
Staff tip:To prevent UV damage that isn't covered under warranty, avoid leaving your shelter set up for extended periods in the sun.