{"id":27516,"date":"2017-06-27T15:23:26","date_gmt":"2017-06-27T13:23:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ripperkon.de\/?p=27516"},"modified":"2024-10-27T15:30:21","modified_gmt":"2024-10-27T14:30:21","slug":"hilleberg-unna-einmannzelt","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ripperkon.de\/en\/hilleberg-unna-einmannzelt\/","title":{"rendered":"Hilleberg Unna – Tent for one Person"},"content":{"rendered":"

I happened to see the Hilleberg Unna at the IWA 2017<\/a> and immediately knew this tent was perfect for me. It\u2019s a freestanding solo tent with space for one person and gear.
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Data<\/h2>\n
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Design:<\/strong> 1-person tent
\nApplication:<\/strong> Trekking; mountain tours; sea kayaking
\nCapacity:<\/strong> 1 – 2
\nOuter tent:<\/strong> 100% Polyamide, Kerlon 1200 30D ripstop nylon; double-sided 3-layer silicone coating; 50 g\/m\u00b2; 3,000 mm hydrostatic head
\nInner tent:<\/strong> 100% Polyamide, 30D ripstop nylon; DWR-coated
\nFloor:<\/strong> 100% Polyamide, 70D nylon; triple PU coating; 5,000 mm hydrostatic head<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Pole structure:<\/strong> 2x 9 mm DAC poles, length 387 cm
\nInner tent dimensions:<\/strong> 230 x 110 x 100 cm (L x W x H)
\nOuter tent dimensions:<\/strong> 230 x 110 x 100 cm (L x W x H)
\nWeight:<\/strong> 2000 g (min.); 2200 g (max.)
\nExtras:<\/strong> includes spare pole segment and repair sleeve; dome ventilation; linked inner and outer tent<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

The Kerlon 1200 material is very thin but still tear-resistant.
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General<\/h2>\n

Thanks to its design, this solo tent is freestanding. The pegs, however, provide the necessary stability in stormy weather.
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The interior offers enough space for one person and their gear.
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The roof segment is equipped with reflective strips on all four edges, so the tent is easy to spot even with limited visibility.
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The large entrance makes it comfortable to sit in the tent while cooking outside or sorting gear.
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For couples, the Unna can also be a compact solution. However, gear must be stored outside the tent. Backpack covers or a small tarp to cover the packs are recommended.
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If you partially or completely remove the inner tent, you have the option to cook in the tent or gain a bit more space to shelter two people with gear.
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Setup<\/h2>\n

The tent mainly consists of the following parts:
\n– 2x poles
\n– Outer tent
\n– Inner tent
\n– Roof segment
\n– 12 pegs<\/p>\n

The inner tent is connected to the outer tent with an elastic connection, so you don\u2019t need to set them up separately.
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The roof section is attached to the outer tent with two hooks at the front and slot buttons at the back.
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The material from the entrance of the inner tent can be fixed to the side with an elastic band and slot button.
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The outer tent material can also be fixed in place. Due to its length, it has two fixation points.
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There are peg loops at each corner. Additionally, there are loops on the sides, allowing the outer wall to be pulled slightly outward for more interior space. You can also button up some material from below to improve ventilation.
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This way, you can leave the tent open while packing or enjoy breakfast in the tent and admire the view.
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Video<\/h2>\n

Here\u2019s a video where I introduce the Unna in English.<\/p>\n