Wild Country Tents

Superflex poles are 7001 T6 extruded aluminium poles for use in Wild Country® tents. The diameter of the pole is selected to suit each particular tent model. The colour-coded poles have pre-bent sections where appropriate to suit stress conditions and superior anodising treatments to reduce breakages and improve durability.

Wild Country are confident that the quality of Wild Country inner tent groundsheets will out perform similar groundsheet fabric, however, they recommend the use of a groundsheet protector or footprint for additional security against sharp objects.

The Helm Compact 3 is a well proportioned, free-standing 3-person dome tent perfect for three looking for a good sized tent or two people wanting more space. With a compact pack size of just 32x24cm it's easy to pack into rucksacks or panniers. A good choice for medium duration backpacking trips where more space might be required for a bit more comfort.

A spacious 2 person tunnel tent, that's easy to carry thanks to its compact 30 cm packed length. It’s ideal for backpacking trips and group use and is a proven, popular model for Duke of Edinburgh’s Award expeditions, Scouts and Cadets. It's also good for longer trips where campers might be looking for more space.

The Zephyros Compact 1 tent for 1 person is a good combination of low weight and reliable performance. The compact packed shape of just 30x18cm makes it an ideal lightweight tent for bike packing and cycle touring; fitting more easily into panniers and bags. Also popular with mountain marathon participants.

The Wild Country Zephyros Compact 2 V2 Tent makes the short packed length of this 2 person tent an ideal option for bikepackers and cyclists as well as backpackers and mountain marathon participants. Updated for 2020 so it is now even easier to pitch and packaway. The Zephyros Compact 2 person tent provides the combination of short packed length (30cm), low weight and weather-proof performance which makes it a popular choice with cycle tourers and bikepackers as well as backpackers and mountain marathon participants.