Jurek Dome 2.0
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Jurek Dome 2.0
The Jurek Dome 2.0 tent is suitable even for very extreme conditions, which means you can use it on a wide range of expeditions, even in winter. It offers a spacious sleeping area that provides a comfortable rest for 2 people. The inner tent is firmly connected to the groundsheet. The tent is attached to the pole structure using tension cords and hooks. There are ventilation sleeves with drawstrings on the sides. The flysheet, with a water column of 10,000mm, and the groundsheet, with a water column of 15,000mm, protect the tent from water. The entrance, as well as the other ventilation openings, has a fine mesh mosquito net to protect against annoying insects.
2
Capacity
10,000mm / 15,000mm
Water column flysheet/groundsheet
95 × 125 × 230cm
Tent dimensions (H × W × D)
Double-skinned
Number of skins
3.1kg
Weight
Key features of the Jurek Dome 2.0 tent
- Tent suitable even for very extreme conditions
- Offers a spacious sleeping area that ensures a comfortable rest for 2 people
- Entrances and other ventilation openings are equipped with a fine mesh mosquito net
- The flysheet with a 10,000mm water column and the groundsheet with a 15,000mm water column protect the Jurek Dome 2.0 tent from water
- Anchoring is provided by 6 sleeves on the edges and 3 loops in the middle of the side
Securely anchor the Jurek Dome 2.0 tent
The flysheet of the Jurek Dome 2.0 tent is stretched over the structure and fastened at the bottom with buckles to the loops of the inner tent. Anchoring is provided by 6 sleeves on the edges and 3 loops in the middle of the side. The 6cm gap between the walls of the inner and outer tent improves thermal comfort, ventilates the tent, and eliminates condensation.
Additional information
- Packed tent dimensions 42 × 18cm
Accessories
- 12× tent pegs
- 3× duralumin pole Ø 8.5mm
- 9× long guy rope
- 3× short guy rope
- Carry bags for tent, poles and pegs
- Repair kit
Water column
Indicates the resistance of the fabric and seams to water penetration. It specifies the amount of water the material can hold before it starts to leak. The higher the value in mm, the higher the resistance of the tent. Every tent should have a flysheet with a water column of at least 2,000mm, which is approximately the pressure exerted by a raindrop travelling at 80–90 km/h. To survive a storm unscathed, a water column of at least 3,000mm is safer. For the groundsheet, a water column of 5,000mm is recommended for general hiking. For more demanding conditions, choose a groundsheet with a water column of 8,000–10,000mm.Specifications
Type
Tent pitching
Features
Unpacked dimensions
Packed dimensions
Accessories
JUREK S+R s.r.o., Kunčice pod Ondřejníkem č.p. 766, 73913 Czech Republic, +420 556 850 032, [email protected], www.jurek.cz
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
