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OZtrail

Easy Fold 1P Stretcher Tent

Name: Easy Fold 1P Stretcher Tent
Brand: OZtrail
Price: 199.99 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (7 reviews)

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Details & Specs

Your outback bedroom in a bag, the Easy Fold 1P Stretcher Tent by OZtrail is the fold-out, outdoor hangout like no other!

Flawlessly portable with a quick-sticks setup, near-vertical side walls also allow additional room for bags and other space invaders, while a compact pack size enables easy, snug stashing into Utes and SUVs. A tough 150D UVTex polyester flysheet boasts a 1500mm waterhead rating for an outback sanctuary that withstands wetter weather, while No-See-Um mesh offers supreme ventilation and protection from insects.

A tent that literally stands up to campsite chaos, its powder-coated frame resists the outback brutality with corrosion resistance and straight-up strength. Two guy ropes and additional awning poles allow an extended setup space, while a robust, oversized carry bag keeps it compact between campsites.

From the bedroom to the outback, the OZtrail Easy Fold 1P Stretcher Tent is the ultimate solo setup.

Portable design for fast setup without assembly
Compact pack-down size for easy fitting into vehicles
150D UVTex polyester flysheet with 1500mm waterhead rating
Powder-coated frame is corrosion-resistant and heavy-duty
Ultra-fine No-See-Um mesh is insect-proof and improves ventilation
Near-vertical side walls provide additional room
2 x awning poles for extended setup option
2 x guy ropes
5 x steel pegs
Heavy-duty 600D carry bag included

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Sleeping Capacity:

1 Person

Rated Capacity:

150 Kg

Sleeping Area:

198L x 80W cm

External Dimensions:

210L x 80W cm | Approx 120 cm awning

Packed Dimensions:

104L x 21W x 21H cm

Weight:

12.91 Kg

Max. Head Height:

80/35 cm

Material:

150D UVTex Polyester | No−See−Um Mesh

Inner Material:

No−See−Um Mesh

Floor Material:

Polyester

Frame Material:

Powder Coated Steel Stretcher Frame | Duraplus Fibreglass Upper Poles

Waterhead Rating:

Fly 1500 mm

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

10000811

Snowys Code:

159367

Reviews

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Q&A's (3)

Fly C clips1 answer

Follow up from my original question, the 4 "C clips" on the bottom of the fly clip to the legs but just ride up , there is no tension on the fly so it stays loose! I am sure my original version clipped taught same as the Oztent version. I now need to peg down each C Clip to the ground, maybe I am doing something wrong? Cheers

Den - Perth, WA(11 months ago)

G'day Den,

I can see how the C-Clips would ride up the poles and not keep this very taught, this is where the guy ropes come in handy. I would use and peg out every guy rope on the fly and you could even add extra to the eyelets on the fly to help tension this better.

Pegging them into the ground should be fine but it is the guy ropes that create most of the tension for the fly and that helps direct water runoff.

Kaya - Snowys(11 months ago)

Seam Sealing fly1 answer

Is it worth seam sealing this stretcher tents fly? If so which product? I am on my second from snowy,s over the years but they do tend to leak a bit especially at the foot end! I would like to buy another for a friend and for the times I don't want to take my Oztent RV due to limited space at my home to dry out the Oztent if it gets caught in the rain. Cheers

Den - Perth, WA(11 months ago)

G'day Den,

These are fully seam sealed and have a 1500mm waterhead rating, so there's no point doubling up.
The issue with these is generally more condensation, which is often mistaken for leaking. Being such a small space, the area inside heats up warms up more than with a larger tent which has more internal airspace.
Its also common with small hiking tents and swags.

The best bet is to increase ventilation and make sure all guy ropes, etc are pegged out so there's perfect tension across the fly. After a few years, it may be beneficial to revamp the fly with a DWR treatment that helps water bead and roll off the material, so it's not sitting and soaking in.
The DWR treatment is usually the first to deteriorate, and is the first supporting element of a fully waterproof tent.

Lauren - Snowys(11 months ago)

Fly - pack with stretcher1 answer

Hi Can the fly be left on, when packing up, so the stretch, tent and fly all fold up into one bundle - or do I need to take the fly off, before packing (folding) away? Thank you

Geoff - Fraser, ACT(1 year ago)

G'day Geoff,

Because of the way the fly needs to be connected for tensioning, and the way the frame folds, we recommend removing it for pack up.
Its also the best way to ensure there's no damage to the waterproof fly coatings.

Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)

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