Features
- Kerlon 1200 outer tent fabric and 9mm poles make for a very lightweight yet supremely stable tent.
- All season construction: outer tent walls extend to the ground and mesh areas are backed with adjustable fabric panels.
- Tunnel construction offers maximum space to weight ratio and is the ideal choice for mobile journeys.
- Plenty of room for three occupants and their gear.
- Linked but seperable inner and outer tent for simultaneous pitching.
- Tunnel design requires only four pegs for pitching, and the simple, single opening continouse sleeve and pole tensioner system is quick to pitch and remarkably stable.
- Dual entrances and vestibules ensure that one door can always be situated out of the wind and provide flexible entry/exit and storage options.
- The outer and inner tents can be used separately. Pitching the inner tent alone requires optional pole holderes
Images below are of previous version of the Kaitum 3 GT.
6' 2" model standing next to Kaitum 3 GT. The Kaitum GT models use 4 poles for set up, 3 poles for the main area and 1 pole for the large vestibule area
Smallest front entry opened revealing large pole supported vestibule with 6'2" model inside. The rear door opens in the same manner.
The rear of the Kaitum 3 GT features a smaller vestibule than the front. The rear vent and rear entry are the same as the front vent and front entry shown below.
The inner tent of the Kaitum GT can be partially or completely removed while leaving the outer tent in place. In the image above the inner tent is partially removed
Kaitum 3 GT with three standard sized 20" × 72" sleeping pads.
Front entry zipped 75% open with same 6'2" model.
Front fly entry fully opened revealing the opened inner tent with 6'2" model. The inner tent doors feature a fabric and mesh door, both opened in image above and stuffed in inner tent mesh pocket.
Side view the Kaitum 3 GT inner tent. The poles are feed through the elastic bands that usually connect the inner tent to the outer tent. 6 pole holders are needed to set up the inner tent by itself.
6'2" model sitting inside front Kaitum 3 GT vestibule. In addition to the front door, the Kaitum GT's feature a large side door, shown above fully opened and tied back.
Front view of the Kaitum 3 GT inner tent. Red guyline can be seen in the photo above which is needed to keep inner tent erect. A guyline is also needed on the opposite door.
3/4 view of the Kaitum 3 GT inner tent. The inner tent only uses three of four poles that are included with the Kaitum 3 GT to set up.
Kaitum 3 GT inner tent with both doors fully opened offering maximum ventilation. The inner tent doors feature a fabric and mesh door, both opened on both doors in image above and stuffed in inner tent mesh pockets.
View of the ceiling of the Kaitum 3 inner tent which features a draw string adjustment to keep the ceiling taut for maximum peak height.
View of one of the four inner tent interior mesh pockets. There is a mesh pocket in each corner of the interior of the inner tent.
Vent on front or rear can be accessed and manipulated from a small zippered half mesh half fabric window from inside the shelter. The zipper flap of the front door can be seen above the vent, it is ¾" black strip that starts above the left part of the vent and covers the entire length of the front main zipper to the ground. The Hilleberg logo is on the zipper flap.
Rear vestibule with sized 12 shoes.
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Tech Specs
| Minimum Weight*: | 3.4 kg/7 lbs 8 oz |
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| Packed Weight*: | 4.1 kg/9 lbs |
| Outer tent fabric: | Kerlon 1200 |
| Poles (9 mm): | 2 x 285, 2 x 328 cm / 2 x 112.2, 2 x 129.1 in |
| Pegs: | 22 Y-Peg |
