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zelte kombinieren TIKONADer TIKONA Connector ist die funktionale Erweiterung des modularen TIKONA Zeltsystems und ermglicht es, zwei TIKONA Trekkingzelte flexibel miteinander zu verbinden. Je nach Bedarf lassen sich zwei TIKONA 2, zwei TIKONA 3 oder ein TIKONA 2 mit einem TIKONA 3 kombinieren. So entsteht zustzlicher, geschtzter Raum etwa als Verbindungsgang, Stauraum oder separater Aufenthaltsbereich zwischen den Zelten. Der Verbindungstunnel schafft einen wettergeschtzten

Der TIKONA Connector ist die funktionale Erweiterung des modularen TIKONA-Zeltsystems und ermöglicht es, zwei TIKONA Trekkingzelte flexibel miteinander zu verbinden. Je nach Bedarf lassen sich zwei TIKONA 2, zwei TIKONA 3 oder ein TIKONA 2 mit einem TIKONA 3 kombinieren. So entsteht zusätzlicher, geschützter Raum – etwa als Verbindungsgang, Stauraum oder separater Aufenthaltsbereich zwischen den Zelten.

Der Verbindungstunnel schafft einen wettergeschützten Übergang und erweitert das Raumkonzept der TIKONA-Serie sinnvoll. Gerade auf gemeinsamen Trekkingtouren, längeren Reisen oder bei wechselnden Wetterbedingungen bietet der Connector spürbar mehr Komfort und Flexibilität. In Kombination mit mehreren Zelten und Verbindern lässt sich das System individuell an Gruppengröße, Tourenart und Platzbedarf anpassen.

Das Außenzelt des TIKONA Connectors misst ca. 50 × 298 cm, der integrierte Boden ca. 65 × 218 cm. Die großzügige Reißverschlusslänge von ca. 288 cm sorgt für eine sichere, dichte Verbindung zwischen den Zelten und ermöglicht einen komfortablen Durchgang. Die Konstruktion ist so ausgelegt, dass sie sich nahtlos an die Geometrie der TIKONA 2- und TIKONA 3-Zelte anfügt, ohne deren Belüftung oder Stabilität zu beeinträchtigen.

Außenzelt und Boden bestehen aus recyceltem Polyester aus PET-Flaschen und sind mit einer PU-Beschichtung mit 5.000 mm Wassersäule ausgestattet. Das robuste Ripstop-Material bietet zuverlässigen Schutz vor Nässe, ist widerstandsfähig im Outdoor-Einsatz und auf Langlebigkeit ausgelegt. Alle verwendeten Materialien sind PFC-frei und folgen konsequent dem nachhaltigen Anspruch der TAMBU-Produktlinie.

Mit einem Gewicht von nur ca. 0,7 kg und einem kompakten Packmaß von ca. 17 × 12 × 12 cm bleibt der TIKONA Connector auch bei mehreren Modulen gut transportierbar. Damit eignet sich das modulare System nicht nur für Trekkingtouren, sondern ebenso für Radreisen oder den Transport im Motorradkoffer.

Der TIKONA Connector ergänzt die TIKONA-Serie um maximale Flexibilität bei minimalem Zusatzgewicht und ermöglicht individuelle Zeltlösungen – angepasst an Tour, Wetter und Gruppengröße.

TAMBU – connect to nature.

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