Pop Tents

The pop up tent, also called opgooitent, is a relatively new type of tent. As the name suggests, this tent very fast to set up. The pop up tent is a tent collapsed tunnel, which once opened itself up. You need the tent then only secured to prevent blowing away. The pop up tent is very popular and is increasingly seen at festivals and camps. However, the lightweight pop up tent especially suitable for spring and summer because they can not withstand extreme weather conditions. Storing the pop up tent can be tricky at first, but after some practice will no longer pose a problem. Folded, the pop up tent the shape of a large circle. Its light weight, you can easily carry the tent, but for cycling and walking campers, this form is less practical. For the largest selection of pop tents you come to our store in Schijndel, or visit our web shop. All our pop up pop tents and other pop tents are quality brands and excellent for its intended purpose. Tell our staff what you want to use the tent and we give you the best advice from experience.
Your information may be made available to our partners and selected companies. If you object, then you can indicate this by ticking the box. The holiday season is approaching, and for many it means that: good camping! Where we once stood en masse to play around with steel poles, is setting up a tent become much easier. At least, so do the sellers of pop-up pop tents us to believe. Just throw in the air, pegs into shape. Vara's Kassa leaned over whether these pop tents are really useful. The pop tents were assessed on the material, the use and underwent a veritable rain test. Gelert's tent in the rain fell heavily through the basket test: within one hour there was a large pool of water in the tent. This was also the big loser with a 4. 2. The best grade was scored by the pop tents of Euro Trail and Quechua. Both got a nice 7. 3 as a total figure. According to testers, they are very spacious, well ventilated and finished (with double inner tent and groundsheet). Easy from the Quechua 2 Seconds (€ 59. 95 at Decathlon) was still declared the winner because it costs less than € 10 Spring Trail 2 Euro (€ 69. 95). Disadvantage and that goes for all pop-up tents, it is often extremely difficult to get them back into the tentzak, if you do go home.
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