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GeerTop TopRoad tents
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- I don't sell any of these nor do I receive any remuneration if you buy them, and I have not personally reviewed all of them although I have purchased this tent, they are listed here to give you perspective
Introduction
- budget freestanding 3-4 season hiking tents
- almost full fabric tent with two doors, both of which have dual layers - mesh and fabric plus aluminium poles, not crappy fibreglass poles - pretty awesome for a budget tent!
- comes in 1P, 2P, 3P, 4P and 6P models
Specs
TopWind lighter models
TopWind 1 1P
- smaller fly
TopWind 2 1P
- 20D 360T PU3000MM silnylon fly
- 210T poly + mesh inner
- 210T PU4000mm poly floor
- 2.1×0.9x1m + 42cm vestibules; 1.89sqm floor;
- 1.9kg packs to 43x11x11cm
TopRoad general specs
- 210T PU 3000 mm counter-tear checkered polyester fly with snow skirt (can be rolled up) - door can be used as awning
- 210T breathable polyester inner tent with white mesh
- 210D PU 5000 mm Oxford fabric floor
- inner is mostly fabric apart from two triangular high density mesh ceiling vents
- 2 crossover 8.5mm aluminium pole design which pass through sleeves
- both the large D doors are dual layer - mesh/fabric, but are assymetrically placed with one end being the corner of the tent
TopRoad 2 2P
- 2.1×1.4×1.15m with vestibules
- 3.1kg packs to 44x17cm
- reviews
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4T7CEn_eXU in the snow
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcWjuLgUebM after 2 yrs use
TopRoad 3 Plus 3P
- yellow fly and inner
- inner is 2.1×1.8×1.2m; packs to 44x17cm; 2.85kg;
- reviews
TopRoad 4P
- also adds two bottom level vents
TopRoad 6 6P
- 3.35×2.15×1.5m pus vestibules;
- 5.47kg; packs to 54x20cm;
- also adds two bottom level vents