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Tentsile Stingray Suspended Tent

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If you ever find yourself camping outside, you might as well get comfortable. Tentsile Stingray brings the functionality of a regular tent but with the thrill of being suspended high in the air, and the assurance that no terrestrial insects are in reach. Fitted with a rope ladder, the tent stretches above ground in a majestic sprawl, held in place by gravity-defying tensile forces. The 400kg maximum load is generous enough to accommodate three adults in addition to their gear. Once you put aside any qualms about falling, you can say sweet dreams, and literally, sleep on air.

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