Backpacks | Soulo Mesh Inner Tent

Hilleberg

Soulo Mesh Inner Tent

$280.00

Description

　　Mesh inner tent for the Hilleberg Soulo

　　Need extra ventilation for your Hilleberg Soulo tent set up? Maybe you might want to stay up and look at all the stars... Either way this mesh inner is exactly what you need. You can set it up by itself, or put the rain cover over top of it. This is a great option for adventurers who want to make their Soulo even more versatile then it already is.

　　Poles and stakes are not included

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Hilleberg

Tent Sleeps:

1 Person

Number of Doors:

1 Door

Color:

Black

Area:

2.0 m2 / 21.5 ft2

Weight:

600 g / 1 lbs 5 oz

Height:

95 cm / 37 in

Number of Tent Poles:

0

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

015333M

UPC:

787421355970

Other Features:

Poles and stakes are not included

Poles Needed:
• 2 x 344, 1 x 285 cm
• 2 x 135.4, 1 x 112.2 in

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