• Internal dimensions: 210 x 180 cm
• Usable height: 110 cm
• Vestibule dimensions: 60 x max. 185 cm
• Outer cover made of 185T 68D polyester with PU coating, waterproof up to 3000mm, flame retardant treated and waterproof seams
• Inner fabric made of breathable 185T 68D polyester, with mesh
• Tent floor made of PE, 120 g/sq.m. and waterproof seams
• Fiberglass poles 7.9 mm
• Inner pockets
• Carrying bag
• Dimensions (packed): 15 x 48 cm
• Weight: 3.4 kg

The exterior and interior 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 3 is very practical for your shoes and camping gear. Inside the tent, there are side pockets for storing small items, while at the top of the tent are the 2 vents.

The frame made of fiberglass is a common choice for the construction of camping tents. It is a lightweight and durable material, made from fiberglass fibers that are usually coated with polyester to protect them from water and moisture.

Fiberglass is flexible, so the frame can be lightweight and flexible to support the tent fabric.

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.