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Helags 3 / Kaitum 3 Mesh Inner Tent
Hilleberg
Helags 3 / Kaitum 3 Mesh Inner Tent
$375.00
Description

  Inner tent for Hilleberg Kaitum 3 or Helags 3

  Hilleberg Mesh Inner Tents are a simple, highly versatile option for use in dry, warm conditions. Used alone, their full mesh walls provide not only maximum airiness and protection from flying and crawling insects, but also 360° views.

  The Mesh Inner Tents can also be used with the outer tents of their complement models: simply disconnect the standard inner tent and button in the appropriate Mesh Inner Tent. When used in combination with a tarp, the Mesh Inner Tents retain all of their venting and viewing advantages while the Tarp provides protection from rain or shade from the sun.

  Poles and stakes are NOT INCLUDED.

  Poles and stakes can be purchased separately, or if you already own a Kaitum 3 or Helags 3, you can use the poles from your tent with this Mesh Inner Tent.

  

Footprint sold separately.
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