【Air and Land Dual-Use】It feels fluffy as if floating among the clouds〜! A hammock tent that you can relax in just 3 minutes after setup.

Forget about the daily grind and fatigue, and relax in nature. What enhances that time is the 3-minute setup and ultra-lightweight hammock tent. You'll become captivated by the feeling of floating!

Camping is not just about sleeping on the ground

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As the name suggests, the "TriHive All-Terrain Solo Tent" is capable of both land and air. It uses aircraft-grade aluminum alloy poles to enhance strength while ensuring portability. You can switch between two modes as needed.

When setting up in tent mode, you first secure the main body → then use two poles for stability → finish by pitching the fly. In hammock mode, simply stretch the belt between trees to create tension, and you'll complete it by combining the mesh and fly.

Does not choose terrain - "All-Terrain"

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The tent mode laid flat demonstrates its true value on regular sites or well-maintained grass. During rainy weather, the fly keeps the interior dry and allows for ventilation through the mesh.

When setting up the tent in wooded areas or on slopes and bushes, switch to the 3-point support hammock mode. It keeps you away from ground irregularities, puddles, and cold air, ensuring that ground insects and reptiles don't come inside. The ability to choose the optimal mode according to weather, ground conditions, and crowd levels is a strong point.

Reducing discomfort at night for a comfortable experience. You can rest peacefully until morning.

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The "TriHive All-Terrain Solo Tent" features a high-density flat mesh that suppresses insect intrusion. In both tent and hammock modes, it ensures visibility and ventilation like a screen door. The fly has a PU water-resistant specification, easing concerns about “seepage” during rainfall and keeping the interior dry. Convenient storage pockets are also positioned on both sides of the head.

The usage is up to you. From camping to festival stays.

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By switching to hammock mode, you can avoid cold air, humidity, and insects at forest sites. On rainy nights when the ground is muddy, using a hammock is great, and at sites or decks with good ground conditions, switching to a tent might also be a good option. By choosing how to set up according to the terrain and scene, it seems you can enhance your relaxation time outdoors.