Vango Kibale 350 Tent - Special

VTE-KI350-QX

The 3 doors provide flexible opening options and can be poled out to create a canopy and generous 70cm sleeping width per occupant.

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Free pick-up from store - $0.00
Free pick-up from Ansco, 12 Water Road Preston VIC 3072 between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.

Erected Once for Inspection

Small Hole in One Pole Sleeve: Repaired

Full Warranty Applies

The Kibale 350 3-person tunnel tent is one of the best tents for weekend adventures.

The spacious integrated porch is great for storing kit, or simply a place to relax. The 3 doors provide flexible opening options and can be poled out to create a canopy.

Features include strong and reliable PowerFlex® fibreglass poles, Nightfall Bedroom, generous 70cm sleeping width per occupant and multiple ventilation options can be used to regulate air flow, to suit the prevailing conditions.

Persons: 3
Weight: 7.3kg
Colour: Moroccan Blue

(VTE-KI350-QX)

Flysheet First or as One Pitch - Inner stays dry if tent being pitched in wet conditions
Vango PowerFlex® fibreglass poles - Create strong, light and reliable structures
Face Level Vent Panel - Increased ventilation in inner tent
Multi Opening Vent - Air flow can be regulated to suit
Polyethylene Groundsheet - Tough, durable and waterproof groundsheet to prevent any water ingress which can be easily cleaned if dirty
Inner pockets - Conveniently positioned pockets for organising essential items
Fully Sewn-in Groundsheet - adds to the comfort of your tent by providing a bug and draught free environment. The groundsheet is attached to the flysheet with an external storm skirt to provide all round protection.
King Sized Bedrooms - 70cm sleeping area per person, providing plenty of room to sleep
Roll back the door on either side to shelter from changing winds and for the ultimate panorama view, open all three
Highly waterproof at 3000MM HH, protecting you from the elements come rain or shine
Nightfall Bedrooms - Helps reduce early morning light so your sleeping pattern doesn't need to be dictated by the sunrise