Abri camping 1 personne - Arpenaz

Name: Abri camping 1 personne - Arpenaz
Brand: QUECHUA
Price: 28.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Quechua Arpenaz 1-person shelter is a compact, ergonomically designed camping refuge built for solo outdoor use. Finished in a blue-green and lagoon blue colorway, it is crafted with portability in mind, making it a practical choice for hikers and campers who need a lightweight, easy-to-carry personal shelter. Its streamlined form keeps pack weight and bulk to a minimum without sacrificing functional protection from the elements. Designed for one occupant, the Arpenaz strikes a balance between a small footprint and usable interior space, suiting those who travel light on the trail. The shelter is straightforward to set up and transport, reducing the effort involved in establishing a campsite. Whether used as a primary sleeping shelter or a supplementary windbreak, it offers a dependable personal refuge for single-night or multi-day outings in varied outdoor conditions.

Category: Camp & Cook
Brand: QUECHUA
Color: Bleu vert / Bleu lagune
Couleur: Bleu vert / Bleu lagune

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Quechua Arpenaz 1P shelter for its excellent value, compact packed size (around 37 x 10 cm, weighing just 1 kg), and straightforward two-pole setup that one person can manage alone. The UPF 50+ sun protection and freestanding design that can be repositioned once pitched are frequently highlighted as practical strengths. The most common criticisms center on its limited interior space, which feels very tight for a full-grown adult, and its modest weather resistance: seams are not taped, so it only handles light rain, and wind resistance tops out at around 30 km/h. Some users also note it can feel stuffy and confined in warm conditions.