This polish tents are constructed to survive a NATO ATTACK. That's what they are made for! So far I am informed, they are nuclear bomb proof. (If I understood it right. I had to read the informations about it in Polish. Unfortunately my Polish isn't as good as my English.)
Did I see it right, that the tent Mr. Palmer shows us here is red?
Or is it more orange-red? Or more orange?
Or is it a Dia-Negative photo???
We discuss here socialistic green tents, and not capitalistic red tents, so far I understood it correctly. Red are the flags over there, currently more red and white. But the army tents are green, if not exceptional black!
IF a plastic tent, than that here:
Sil Hexpeak V4a
luxeoutdoor.de
680g outer tent, separately available for 160 €
The whole tent costs 230 €, without the pole. Yes, pole! Not Pole! They can be delivered to Poland too, but Polish persons are not meant to be included! Of course, a strong Pole could replace easily the pole, because the tent has a loop at the tip outside.
He could hold it during the night, if you protect him a bit, for example with a well fitting Polish army tent cotton poncho.
But mainly polish persons are not discussed here, because that tent is constructed next to Bielefeld in Germany by the maker of the Tschum cotton lavvus, which are made by himself in Germany, but this here is made from Silnylon in China.
Did you get it?
The guy sells and constructs Luxe Outdoor Silnylon tents, which are made in China, but makes Tschum cotton tents himself in Germany.
I know the guy, I know the Tschum cotton tent and I own and use the Luxe Outdoor SilHexpeak V4a Silnylon tent, which is available in bigger sizes too.
The Silnylon tent is very good.
Because I usually do not find Poles in the german Forest, which could hold the tent during the night, I usually use wooden poles I easily can find in the german forest. I can use one inside, because the fabric is very tough protected, or two outside, or I can hang it at a vertical line from a branch or a horizontal line, tensioned between two trees.
Or I use a long walking stick, aluminium or carbone or hasel wood, or I buy from that guy or somewhere else a sectioned aluminium tarp pole.
The guy sells probably Chinese ones, but Polish ones would be possible too.
If you like, of course you can polish the Polish poles, or you hire a Pole to do it.
This tent gives you every pole option you can imagine!
You even could use a polished Polish pole and walk with that tent and a Pole to a Pole! (If you have good ski equipment and warm layers, because it's incredible cold there, so far I am informed.)
Of course you could do it with the Polish army tent too.
The Tschum cotton tents, by the way, are made in the highest quality that is currently possible.
Because it is mainly handcrafted on demand, you can order nearly every sensible extra you can imagine. Of course the guy speaks Englisch, if anybody who reads this till here (Chapeau!) would be interested.
Tschum 4P KATUN
tschum.de
Thank you for your kind attention!
