Tensile brand products offer a new kind of communal and comfortable outdoor experience with unique, elevated tree tents. The world’s first truly portable treehouses, can be suspended between trees or other large objects. Besides gaining a unique perspective on your surroundings, Tensile tree tents avoids wet, rocky or uneven terrain, ground-based insects, snakes and predators.
Tensile brand products offer a new kind of communal and comfortable outdoor experience with unique, elevated tree tents. The world’s first truly portable treehouses, can be suspended between trees or other large objects. Besides gaining a unique perspective on your surroundings, Tensile tree tents avoids wet, rocky or uneven terrain, ground-based insects, snakes and predators. Tensile tents feature integrated suspension straps with an easy-to-use ratchet system for tensioning. The Tensile connect is a lighter, 2-person modular tree tent with a versatile, tear-resistant Insect mesh roof and four zippered doors. The connect also clips to other Tensile connect tents to create suspended super-camps of 3 or more tents. Includes a removable, UV resistant, waterproof polyester rainfly that can also create 120 sq. Ft. Covered porch area. Instructions included. Specifications: dimensions: 9 x 14 x 14 feet; floor area: 50 sq. Ft. ; dry porch area (with rainfly): 120 sq. Ft. ; Max interior height: 4 ft. ; poles: anodized aluminum alloy (2); roof: tear-resistant Insect mesh; rainfly: UV resistant, waterproof polyester; floor: 240denier nylon-polyester fabric reinforced with 49 feet of seatbelt; ratchets & straps: heavy duty, industrial grade rated to 2. 5 metric tons, each 19. 5 ft. ; carry bag size: 20 x 8 x 8 in; Weight (including straps and ratchets): 15 lbs.; Maximum capacity: 2 adults and gear or 1 adult and 2 children; maximum load 880lbs.
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Great Hammock, Disappointing rain-fly design. Very well designed high quality hammock. But the rain fly, while big enough, seems to be an poorly designed after thought. Works well for buttoning it up tight while leaving it. But if you are inside and need air, it is a hassle. They could have added a couple flexible poles to allow the rain fly to allow ventilation without having to add additional annoying strings to stake it to the ground. The rain fly always looks droopy like a cheap tent.
Old or New Rain Fly? Toss the Dice and Hope for New This is a fun tent but the EARLY rain fly design is the WORST. It does very little to stand up to the elements – water seeped toward the center (where we were sleeping) with light rainfall. We returned the first one because the rain fly was too pitiful for camping during sea kayaking trips in Alaska. Additionally, the stitching in the tent itself looked like some nutter couldn’t get the seam the first time around – tried twice more – and still missed the mark. That is poor quality control…
Great views available if you can shoulder the extra weight. Bought one for my 20-something son for his birthday and he loves it! It backpacks OK (the tightening ratchets are a bit heavy), is easy to set up (once you’ve practiced a few times) but isn’t very insulating. He and his buddy were fine in their sleep bags, but his Goldie was shivering. Had to have Indy sleep in his bag the first time and used a heat insulating blanket in the bottom corner and a doggie sweater the next time. In his opinion, at this price point, it isn’t an amazing…