OUTWELL - Wild OutdoorLife
OUTWELL - Wild OutdoorLife
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BETTER THAN EVER<br />
Easier to pitch. Easier to look after. More practical. And more fun. If you<br />
think current tents are like the ones you camped in decades ago, think<br />
again. Today’s tents are a world away from those of yesteryear. That’s<br />
thanks to improved materials and, quite simply, better design. There’s more<br />
choice today, too. And they’re defi nitely more luxurious than ever.<br />
Today, there are three key tent types:<br />
1. Tunnel. Designed to cope with all weather conditions. Alloy or steel poles make for<br />
a more rugged construction, while our Durawrap and Duratec poles can be lighter<br />
overall and keep pack size to a minimum.<br />
2. Dome. Crossover poles help give these tents their distinctive shape, and they’re easier<br />
to manoeuvre into exactly the right position when you’re setting up.<br />
3. Vis-a-vis. Here, two rooms oppose each other across the entranceway.<br />
Check out also our Extensions, Awnings, Utility Tents, Sliding Canopies<br />
and Tarps, if you want extra space on-site.<br />
IT ALL BEGINS WITH <strong>OUTWELL</strong><br />
1996<br />
The Vis-a-Vis Plus double dome<br />
tent is introduced, complete with<br />
Durawrap poles and windows in<br />
the living room area<br />
1998<br />
Luminous guylines feature for<br />
the fi rst time, on the Family<br />
Dome Plus, which also comes<br />
with a PU-coated polyester<br />
fl ysheet with taped seams<br />
2001<br />
Another milestone, as OAS<br />
(Outwell Advanced Stability<br />
System) makes its debut,<br />
on the Colorado Plus double<br />
tunnel tent<br />
2002<br />
Hartford Plus is the fi rst<br />
triple-room tent, complete<br />
with sewn-in groundsheet<br />
2005<br />
OSG (Outwell Sealed Ground<br />
System), features on the<br />
Montana 6 triple-room<br />
tunnel, with external frame<br />
construction<br />
2007<br />
A winning combination for the<br />
Vermont – OSG (Outwell Sealed<br />
Ground System), external frame and<br />
OGR (Outwell Guyline Retainer),<br />
plus walk-in wardrobes and integral<br />
porch<br />
2008<br />
Outwell introduces the Kids Room,<br />
a massive leap forward in family<br />
camping. Also new are OSF and<br />
OEF Systems, Outwell Space Frame<br />
and Outwell Extended Frame Systems<br />
respectively<br />
CAMP MAGAZINE 6-7 WWW.<strong>OUTWELL</strong>.COM<br />
2009<br />
The AvantGarde Collection is<br />
announced, and instantly hailed<br />
as the most stylish camping<br />
gear ever
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