Igloo

The most common type of tent, which takes its shape as soon as the poles are set up.

If there is not much wind, it can be set up without being anchored to the ground.

Indicates the maximum number of people the tent can accommodate. For a more comfortable camping experience, it is recommended to choose tents with a higher capacity than the number of people who will use it, so there is extra space for comfort and luggage.

It is the pressure limit of millimeters of vertical water column that a square millimeter of the tent's fabric can withstand without being penetrated by water. The higher the number, the greater the tent's resistance to rain.

2000mm

Tents with a waterproof rating above 1000mm up to 2000mm can withstand light rain, as shown in the chart.

They can handle typical rain during the Spring, Summer, and Autumn seasons.

Polyester 190T

T stands for Thread meaning fiber, and the number indicates the sum of the vertical and horizontal fibers in one square inch of fabric (see photo). The higher the Thread count, the denser the weave and the greater the fabric's durability.

Polyester 210D

D stands for Denier and it is a unit of measurement for the thickness of a yarn. A small denier means a fine fiber, while a larger denier means a thicker, more durable fiber. To calculate the Denier of a polyester fiber, a piece 9,000 m long is weighed, and the resulting grams are the Denier of the fiber. Therefore, if a polyester fiber 9,000 m long weighs 210 g, its Denier is 210

The weight of tents is usually referred to as the minimum weight (the combined weight of the fabric and frame), but may not include other accessories in the package such as stakes, carrying bag, ropes, etc.