Darche Safari 260 Touring Tent - Features

Check out the Darche Safari 260 Touring Tent here:
www.snowys.com.au/safari-260-...
With so much of Australia to see, don’t waste time setting up and packing up camp - make it easy with a reliable and easy-pitch Safari 260 Tent from Darche.
The Safari 260 has just one internal alloy trigger lock pole for simplicity, and the compact design makes it easy to transport. This tent is made from Darche’s high quality, proofed, 260gsm polycotton ripstop canvas which will shelter you from the harsh Australian landscape.
It also has a 2000mm waterhead rating and sealed seams to provide protection against rainy weather, and a heavy duty 320gsm PVC bucket floor to guard against the ground up. When the weather is warm, you can just open up one of the three water shedding zip up gusset windows. Or if you’re dealing with drizzly conditions, the three gusset vents allow you to still ventilate.
If you’d like some extra shade and wind protection, you can purchase zip on awnings walls separately. Or if you prefer a little more room inside the tent, you can get an optional alternative internal trigger lock A-frame. A great size for the travelling couple, or small group - the Safari 260 Tent from Darche is a fast and easy pitch tent for all your touring adventures.
00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Product overview and specs
01:07 - Carry bag features
01:34 - Guy ropes
02:18 - Ventilation panels
02:56 - Window panels
04:25 - Optional awning
05:49 - Groundsheet footprint
06:36 - Materials and construction
07:13 - Double-entry door
08:40 - Flooring
09:17 - Interior features
11:25 - Living and sleeping space
13:53 - Summary

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Check out how to setup & pack away the Darche Safari 260 Touring Tent here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boOmiIZ5n7umldU

[@brentonpaterson7047]

I want to see a 'review off' between Lauren and Ben!! You are both so good at your reviews. A bit of healthy competition.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Haha, I can't envisage what that would look like... who would be the judge? ~ Ben

[@darrennorth929]

Air tent vs Easy-up tent.@@SnowysOutdoors

[@darrennorth929]

WOOT WOOT. Lauren's review is up. Why does Darche always do that. You have to go outside in the rain to close the windows. I had no idea about the metal square at the roof for pack size. Love the casual walk out at the end. Good work Lauren. Well done. Mash the like button.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Maybe Darche want campers to get a bit more exercise - haha ~ Lauren

[@MugsyMG]

Reminds me of my oztrail tourer 9. Just 10 years later and twice the price

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Similar style, but significant upgrade ~ Lauren

[@philipwilson3454]

We have 2 Southern Cross touring tents. Bomb shelters. This one seems to tick a lot of boxes.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Completely agree on bomb shelters - cant remember the brand, but the one my folks and i used to sleep in on trips 35 years ago is still going strong. Not water proof anymore, but a still covers for a quick fair weather weekender ~ Lauren

[@tarawaukeri8928]

Looks good for a teepee styled shelter and at a low price from Snowys with 25% off atm.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

They are a great option, for sure! ~ Lauren

[@tractorwrecker6386]

Hi will a stretcher fit in with the slope on the walls, thanks

[@SnowysOutdoors]

It will, but it will be pressing against the walls, we have some information here that might help - www.snowys.com.au/blog/can-i-fit-a-camp-stretcher-in-that-tent/. ~ Ben