Pinguin Gemini 150 Two-Person Tent, Green (PNG 111)

• Sturdy construction
• Two entrances and two vestibules
• Taped seams and tent bottom
• Ventilation
• Pockets for small items and a hanging shelf
• YKK zippers
• Storm cords for additional stability
• Compression bag
• Mosquito net
• Highly resistant to UV radiation, does not age and retains its properties even with prolonged exposure to sunlight and temperatures;
• Compatible with the following accessories: footprint, pegs and stretchers.

Pinguin Gemini 150 tent specifications:

• Capacity: 2+1
• Inner tent/tent height: 115 cm
• Rods: Dural 7075 T9, 3 rods, d 9.5 mm
• Tent: Nylon RipStop PU coated 4000 mm h3O, silicified, UV protection
• Bottom: Nylon PU coated 10000 mm h3O
• Weight: 3.5 kg

How to use and care for the tent 

1. Place as far away from the fire as possible. Do not use a burner in the tent.
2. On a hard, abrasive surface, place a footprint under the tent to protect against cuts and punctures.
3. Fix with pegs and guy ropes regardless of wind strength. Tighten evenly and not too tightly.
4. Shake and dry well (from dew, rain, condensation) before storing in the cover.
5. Regularly inspect for damage and repair immediately (at least temporarily).
6. At home, thoroughly clean from dirt. First with a soft dry brush, then with a damp sponge.
7. To remove stubborn stains, use a tent and awning cleaner.
8. If necessary, renew the waterproof layer with a special impregnation (for example, Grangers Tent And Gear Repel Spray).
9. Do not machine wash or hand wash the tent in hot water with regular detergent, bleach, tumble dry, or use a battery.
10. Store the tent (absolutely dry!) in a dark, ventilated place, preferably unfolded.

About the Pinguin brand

Founded in the late 1980s, Pinguin was one of the first outdoor brands on the Czech market. Today it is a well-known European manufacturer of tourism products.

The company creates durable and functional equipment for amateur outdoor activities and professional expeditions: tents, awnings, sleeping bags, mats, backpacks, jackets, and more.

The name Pinguin is a reference to the Bromelia Pinguin plant, which grows high in the Andes, on rocks, in strong winds. Similarly, Pinguin products successfully pass the test of weather on the highest peaks in the world.