Nortent Gamme 6 Arctic - 4 Season Tent with Inner Mesh, Stove and Fireguard
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Nortent Gamme 6 Arctic - 4 Season Tent with Inner Mesh, Stove and Fireguard
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Offers below the asking price will not be considered. This is serious equipment, if you're a weekend camper in summer, this is overkill for you, consider getting something from Decathlon. I'd discourage people who haven't camped before from buying this.
I'm by no means in rush to sell this, if I can't get the offer I'm looking for, I will take it with me.
I'm selling my Nortent Gamme 6 Arctic, because I'm moving out of the country to a much warmer climate, I likely won't need it for quite some time to set it up and want someone else to enjoy it.
You can find the details of the Nortent Gamme series here: https://nortent.com/collections/gamme-series
Setup video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru5v04OMM3E
Review video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COKCzK_BmKY
Another review video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NaRSQavlh0
Gamme 6 Arctic isn't manufactured anymore, as you can see from the list. This is a 4 season tent - which means in winters you can use it as a warm-tent. It has a stove jack-point, you can burn wood logs inside the tent, to keep you warm. While Ireland winters don't get very cold, in a tent you could still feel pretty chilly even if you have decent sleeping bags - I have camped in this in near-storm conditions in Winter (in sheltered spots still - so a tree can't fall on you), if you know what you're doing, this tent will definitely treat you.
What you're getting as part of the package:
* Nortent Gamme 6 Arctic (poles, pegs etc are all included ofc)
* Inner Tent (you'll need this in summer to keep you safe from crawlers - this also has the ground part stitched)
* Separate Ground Mat - if you're camping in winter, you don't need the inner tent, you can just use the ground mat.
* Nortent Steel Stove
* Stove's fire shield and reflector aka Ember Mat (you can see this in the pictures, under the stove, a reflective material, to give more heat to the tent, AND make sure the heat that the ground mat / floor receives from the stove can't start a fire)
* Portable carbon monoxide alarm, to keep you safe just in case
* A heat dissipating fan - that you can position on top of the stove, and it essentially circulates the warm air.
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Used for 2 years, I have receipts to prove that the tent was purchased in early 2024.
* Nortent Gamme 6 Arctic (poles, pegs etc are all included ofc)
* Inner Tent (you'll need this in summer to keep you safe from crawlers - this also has the ground part stitched)
* Separate Ground Mat - if you're camping in winter, you don't need the inner tent, you can just use the ground mat.
* Nortent Steel Stove
* Stove's fire shield and reflector aka Ember Mat (you can see this in the pictures, under the stove, a reflective material, to give more heat to the tent, AND make sure the heat that the ground mat / floor receives from the stove can't start a fire)
* Portable carbon monoxide alarm, to keep you safe just in case
* A heat dissipating fan - that you can position on top of the stove, and it essentially circulates the warm air.
If you're interested, I have 2 x camping cots that I can throw in for an extra 100 euros, those are the ones we used in the tent.
Now - in the same image you should also see that the *hatch* has a closing lid, which is rolled up towards the top. That part came undone in a windy day, and line that's used to secure it has some plastic on the end (so you can tie the *hatch* after rolling up) - that's the thing that melted, because it touched the stove pipe. This has no functional problems whatsoever, you can still close the hatch, or tie the hatch after opening, without any issues.
Check out this video and you'll see what I mean: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/udf6hhGy1Dg
15th-18th seconds as he's rolling it up - see if you can notice the plastic thing on the end of the line. You still do a loop anyways.
One requirement for me was to be able to stand-up inside (I'm 179) and the dome was super comfortable, the sides are OK. I looked at even higher ones but there's nothing that comes near to Nortent when you're looking for a 4 season one, unless you're willing to rig somethings yourself (canvas tents without inner mesh / or stove jack)
Asking Price: €1,600 (Price Non Negotiable) 
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