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Takibi Tarp Hexa Set M
Snow Peak
Takibi Tarp Hexa Set M
$549.95
Description

　　A US-exclusive, the Takibi Tarp Hexa Set M is designed to create fireside gatherings in every season. The waterproof, UV-blocking Ivory Hexa Tarp features an elegant curved shape. Use the tarp on its own or attach the flame-resistant Takibi Inner Roof constructed of aramid fabric to allow for fires underneath the tarp. Secure with the included 1.5mm Aluminum Wing Poles and store the full set in the ivory-colored carrying case.

　　Please note, this item is Oversized and does not qualify for free shipping.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Snow Peak
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
TP-440S-US
Dimensions:
L 15.6 ft W 13.7 ft
Capacity:
4 Person
Weight:
19.4 lb (8.8 kg)
Contents:
  • Tarp
  • Inner Roof
  • Wing Pole 280cm Aluminum
  • Wing Pole 240cm Aluminum
  • Steel Stakes x 8
  • Bifurcated Guy Line w Stopper x 2
  • Guy Line w Stopper x 4
  • Pole, Peg Carrying Case
Materials:
  • Tarp: 210D Polyester Ox, PU Coating 1,800mm, Teflon Water Repellent
  • Inner Roof: Polyester Cotton Mix
  • Poles: Aluminum Alloy
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