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The Berghaus Air 8 Tent Footprint is a must-have custom fit protective foundation for your Air 8 Tent. The footprint is constructed from highly durable, waterproof polyethylene that protects the groundsheet from rough terrain, stones and other hazards. Its waterproof properties keep out moisture, and also helps to retain valuable heat lost through the ground. The included steel pegs ensure the footprint stays secure.
Product code: 15981756 / 026156
Key features
- Reliable, waterproof protective foundation for the Berghaus Air 8 Tent
- Includes carry bag - store footprint safely and securely in this compact bag
- Robust steel pegs - secures into terrain
- Material: PE 140g/m2
- Size: 735 x 290cm
- Recommended activity - family camping
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UK Standard Delivery costs £3.95 or FREE over £80. Arrives in 5-7 days.
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Reviews
I have had 2 of these, and used each one only once. On both occasions the metal eyelets have come away from the material, and the footprint has ripped.
The first occasion, the eyelet just fell out as the footprint was being pegged down. The second occasion was caused by a brief gust of wind whilst packing away the footprint, which pulled on the corner which was pegged down.
I'm no novice camper, and when camping in the UK (August bank holiday - 25 degrees plus) It should't be unreasonable to expect a groundsheet to withstand a gust of wind, or being pegged down with the supplied pegs . Avoid.