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BLUE LABEL
EACH HILLEBERG BLUE LABEL model is designed for a particular job, and so is built with the materials best suited to that end.
Just as importantly, Blue Label models, like our Black, Red, and Yellow Label tents, are expressly designed with a speci c blend of our performance attributes principles (reliability, adaptability, ease of use, durability, comfort, and low weight). For Blue Label models, how- ever, that blend is optimized not just for their intended performance range, but for their individual tasks, as well.
Blue Label tents are constructed with mate- rials best suited to their speci c purpose:
Atlas:
J Outer tent in our Kerlon 2000 fabric, with a 20 kg/44 lb tear strength.
J 17 mm poles. Altai XP Basic:
J Outer tent in our Kerlon 2000 fabric, with a 20 kg/44 lb tear strength.
J 13 mm side poles; 19.5 mm extendable center pole.
Altai UL Basic:
J Outer tent in our Kerlon 1200 fabric, with a 12 kg/26.5 lb tear strength.
J 13 mm side poles; 19.5 mm extendable center pole.
Stalon XL:
J Outer tent in our Kerlon 2000 fabric, with a 20 kg/44 lb tear strength.
J 17 mm poles.
Atlas – pg. 66
J J J J
All season, modular, dome group tent
Up to 8 persons
2 entrances
Optional modules available, including an external vestibule, several inner tent choices, and a connector for linking multiple Atlas tents
Altai – pg. 68
All season, yurt-style group tent
Up to 6 persons
1 entrance/no vestibule
Optional inner tent and floor available
Stalon XL – pg. 70
J J J J
J J J
All season, modular, very large group tunnel tent
Up to 14 persons
Can be configured multiple ways, and optional modules
are available, including two inner tent choices, and a connector for linking multiple Stalon tents
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