The outer and inner cover of the tent has undergone special treatment with a flame retardant which delays the spread of flames if any fall on the tent. The small vestibule of the Darwin 2 is very practical for your shoes and camping gear. Inside, there are side storage pockets for small items, while at the top of the tent there are the 2 vents.

The tent contains 2 separate layers, which are placed one on top of the other on its roof or upper part.

Usually, the first layer has waterproofing, while the second is a layer that allows air passage and offers better ventilation in the tent.

• Dimensions: (210+40) x 140 x 105 cm
• Interior height: 100 cm
• Outer fabric: Polyester with PU coating, waterproof 3000 mm
• Inner fabric: Polyester with mesh
• Floor: PE, integrated
• Poles: Fiberglass
• Heat-sealed seams
• Sun protection SPF 50 with Coleman UVGuard technology
• WeatherTec+ technology for water protection in harsh weather conditions
• Roof ventilation
• Storage pocket
• Weight: 2.8 kg
• Case dimensions: 46 x 15.5 x 15.5 cm

T means Thread which refers to fiber, and the number indicates the sum of the vertical and horizontal fibers in a square inch of fabric (see photo). The higher the Thread count, the denser the weave and the greater the fabric's durability.

D means Denier and it is a unit of measurement for the thickness of a thread. A smaller denier means a finer fiber, while a larger denier means a thicker, more durable fiber. To calculate the Denier of a polyester fiber, a piece 9,000 meters long is weighed, and the resulting grams are the Denier of the fiber. Therefore, if a 9,000-meter-long polyester fiber weighs 210 grams, then its Denier is 210.