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Siltarp 3
Rab
Siltarp 3
$199.95
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　　For groups travelling fast and light in the mountains, on foot, two wheels, or even for adventure racing, the Rab SilTarp 3 offers a flexible, lightweight alternative to a tent. Versatile and durable, it can be easily stashed or pulled out, and setup up quickly, weighing in at just 650g and packing down to 25cm x 19cm. It also offers additional shelter for your team at basecamp, providing a dry place to sit.

　　The 3m x 3.66m, large rectangular tarp is made from tough, siliconised 30D Cordura with a PU coating. Ultralight and waterproof, it’s incredibly strong and resilient. The 20 guy points are reinforced for strength and offer a variety of different setup options with one central lifter point.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Rab
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
MR-75
Tent Sleeps:
3 Person
Packed Size:
25cm x 19 cm
Weight:
650g/23oz
Other Features:
  • Cordura 30D siliconised nylon with PU coated back (67gsm) with 2000mm HH
  • Cordura 300D nylon reinforcement
  • 3m x 3.66m (10’x12’) rectangular tarp provides 11m2 (120 sq ft) of coverage
  • 20 external guy points made from lightweight webbing
  • 1 central lifter point for support with a ridge line
  • Cordura reinforcement patches on corner and central guy points
  • All webbing points double bartacked for strength
  • Ideal for 3-5 people depending on setup
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