The Cradle 3-Person Hiking Tent by Roman offers a cozy, cot-like nap beating any need for nightcaps!
Mediate that muggy internal heat with superior ventilation throughout and at the rear of the tent, while a PU 5000-millimetre water-rated floor and 3000-millimetre Ripstop fly bodes better for damper conditions. Its lightweight and compact construction also boasts alloy poles with ‘v’ stakes, for security amid your serenity!
Be settled with a snag in seconds, thanks to a quick setup design featuring internal hanging room and colour-coded poles – so you can match, attach, and tip that frothy down the hatch in no time! A generous front vestibule too enables those lazy lounge-about afternoons, while the carry bag with compression straps means you can roll over, roll up, and roll on out of camp with tightly bundled hiking clobber.
Kick it on the track after a good night’s sleep in the sack, with the Roman Cradle 3-Person Hiking Tent.
Lightweight and compact design
Alloy poles and ‘v’ stake for security in windy conditions
Colour-coded poles and internal hanging room for fast, easy, all-in-one pitch
Abundant ventilation throughout, including rear
PU 5000mm Waterhead-rated floor
PU 3000mm Waterhead-rated Ripstop fly
Waterproof carry bag with compression straps
Spacious front vestibule
Season:
3
Sleeping Capacity:
3 Person
Sleeping Area:
225L x 180/125W cm
External Dimensions:
320L x 200/140W cm
Packed Dimensions:
50L x 19W x 19H cm
Weight:
3.35 Kg
Max. Head Height:
110 cm
Material:
70D 210T Ripstop® PU
Inner Material:
Polyester | Mesh
Floor Material:
70D 210T PU
Frame Material:
7001−T6 8.5 mm Alloy
Waterhead Rating:
Fly 3000mm | Floor 5000mm
Warranty:
2 Year
Supplier Code:
10000764
Snowys Code:
157096
Reviews
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Q&A's (2)
4 Season 1 answer
Hi - would this be a true 4 season tent? What makes it a 4 season - im to believe 4 season tents have thicker walls so would it be the 75D nylon? I’m looking for a 3 person tent for Tasmania for myself and my girls so need it for potential snow. Already broken my budget with the rest of the gear and so far this one is standing out price wise and it’s weight, but I don’t know much about Roman gear. Thoughts?
Holly - Cygnet, TAS (9 months ago)
G'day Holly,
The 4 season rating comes from Roman themselves, we don't necessarily know what their parameters are for determining this. Generally 4 season tents have a higher waterhead rating, solid material on the tent inner, and a more structured frame system to deal with snow load.
At a glance the Roman has the 3rd pole which does ad a geodesic element which would no doubt make everything stronger, my only concern is that the frame is external and kind of creates a box over the front door for the snow to sit in when it falls. You wouldn't have any natural snow shedding off the canopy, and I don't think it would be an issue to brush it out, that's just something to bear in mind.
The tent inner is also largely mesh, which is excellent for ventilation but not so great if you we're hoping for a solid tent inner. It won't really effect warmth, just more so wind if you're expecting to be in windy places.
In terms of what other options we have in the range, there isn't a huge amount that also ticks your pack size & weight boxes, and budget boxes. I'd say as long as you are mindful of the above points, it's going to be a great option all round.
Lauren - Snowys(9 months ago)
entrance poles1 answer
Can the entrance flap to the tent be held out on poles (similar to the Coleman Evo tents) Is there any O rings on the flap to enable that?
Elisabeth - Casino(12 months ago)
G'day Elisabeth,
I've double checked for you, and unfortunately there are no eyelets on the entrance flap, so you can't set it up as a mini covered space. You could possibly add your own eyelets to achieve this, but the fabic may need some re-inforcement.
