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Summer Buyer's Guide 2019: Quechua

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Established over 40 years ago and inventors of products such as the pop-up tent, Quechua – the own-brand tents of French retail giant Decathlon – aims to deliver great quality camping products at affordable prices.

The popularity of the tents is thanks, in no small part, to their excellent value for money. But it’s not all about price. Quechua tents always have interesting design features, including Fresh&Black technology, a brilliant feature for summer camping at home or abroad.

Designed to keep the tent cool in the hottest temperatures, the fabric reflects heat away from the tent and the darkened material physically blocks the sun’s rays.

New for this summer, Decathlon’s most popular inflatable tent was re-created with Fresh&Black blackout technology.

The value-for-money Quechua Air Seconds 4.1XL inflatable was the go-to tent in the range last year. And with the new Fresh&Black version, you now have the choice to camp with more comfort thanks to heat reflecting fabric and blackout bedrooms boasting 99% darkness. 

The Quechua 2019 range also caters for larger families; the popular six-man Air Seconds 6.3 XL Fresh&Black inflatable tent is perfect for those looking for additional room.

Summer Highlights

  • Fresh&Black blackout technology with 99% darkened bedrooms
  • Ti02 coated outer fabric blocking UV rays and preventing overheating
  • UPF 50+ sun protection
  • Pre-assembled all-in-1 construction with ultra-fast assembly/disassembly
  • Ample living space and standing height in all tents

OUR PICK

QUECHUA AIR SECONDS 6.3 XL FRESH & BLACK

The most popular of the 5+ berth tents in the Decathlon range, this six-man 6.3XL inflatable tent is perfect for those looking for additional room. With it boasting up to 11.4m sq of living space thanks to an easily detachable third bedroom and 2.1m high roof, you won’t be short on space in this home from home.

You’ll find the same traits from the Quechua Air Seconds tent range, with a tent packed full of innovative features. With the increasing popularity of blackout tents, the Fresh&Black technology will not only give you that but deliver a cooler tent in summer due to Ti02 coated fabric and the reason for the white outer. 

The 6.3XL again comes with pre-assembled all-in-one construction which is impressive considering the size of tent and with it a pitching time of just a couple of minutes. A winner for any family with a couple of kids!  Again, bucket groundsheet, mosquito repellent windows can be found with storage pockets conveniently located throughout.

Specifications
Price
£499.99
Style Tunnel
Sleeps 6
Weight 14.5kg
Dimensions 630cm x 300cm
Height 210cm

CONTACT

Decathlon/ Quechua
Decathlon UK, Surrey Quays Road, London SE16 2XU
decathlon.co.uk

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