The Tatonka Kyrkja 1 is an ultra - lightweight camping tent designed for solo adventurers. It's spacious enough to accommodate one person and their gear. Even well - built campers can sleep comfortably inside, thanks to the second frame arch. The outer tent is crafted from a thin 5 - layer silicone - coated Nylon 6.6 Ripstop, paired with scandium poles. This combination makes it a top choice for those who want to minimize weight without sacrificing quality. All Tatonka tents feature a 'multi - pitch' setup. This means the inner tent is attached to the fly sheet, allowing for quick pitching and takedown, which is extremely useful in bad weather. If needed, you can separate the inner tent and flysheet. The flysheet and poles can be used to create a lightweight bivvy. When breaking camp after rain, you can first remove the inner tent to keep it dry before taking down the rest. The tent floor is made of tough 70 denier nylon, able to withstand rough terrains. The Kyrkja belongs to Tatonka's expert series. It has a similar design to the Koli from the Allround Series but uses lighter materials. Features include a one - person tent with one large and one short pole arch, ultra - light 8.6mm scandium tent frame poles, a vestibule with a side entrance, an air vent in the inner tent, reflective guy lines, practical storage loops for guy lines, ground tension points reinforced with webbing loops, a clothesline in the inner tent, storage bags for the tent and poles, and a minimal packing size. Specifications: Sleeps 1 person. It's from the Expert series with dimensions of 270cm L x 125cm W x 90cm H. The packed weight is 1.45kg, and the packed size is 45cm L x 15cm Ø. The fly fabric is 30 denier nylon 6.6 ripstop 250T Si, the inner fabric is 30 denier nylon ripstop 245T WR, and the floor fabric is 70 denier nylon taffeta 190T PU. The water column rating for the fly is 1,500mm and 10,000mm for the floor. The poles are ultra - light 8.6mm scandium.
Using your Tatonka Kyrkja 1 tent is a breeze. First, find a flat and dry spot for your tent. Unpack the tent and poles from their storage bags. Assemble the ultra - light 8.6mm scandium poles and attach them to the tent following the 'multi - pitch' setup where the inner tent is attached to the fly sheet. This will save you time and is great in bad weather. Stake down the tent using the ground tension points reinforced with webbing loops and secure the reflective guy lines. You can use the storage loops to keep the guy lines organized. When it's time to break camp, if it has rained, remove the inner tent first to keep it dry. Then take down the fly and poles. For storage, make sure the tent is completely dry to prevent mold and mildew. Roll it up carefully and place it back in the storage bag. Try to keep it in a cool, dry place. If the tent gets dirty, you can gently clean it with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they can damage the fabric. Remember, the floor is tough but still be careful on rough terrains to avoid punctures.
