Robens tents

Yes. Robens (part of Oase Outdoors) is highly rated for trekking/3–4-season tents and for its Outback-style polycotton/canvas ranges (tipis, bell tents and family tents) for long-lasting camps.

Trekking: lightweight tents (dome/tunnel/geodesic) designed for the trail, with a good weight-to-strength balance.
Outback/Polycotton: polycotton tipis and family tents for comfort and durability, ideal for car camping and long stays.

For trekking, ripstop nylons with technical coatings; for Outback, polycotton (cotton + polyester), which is very breathable and comfortable in warm weather.

High-quality aluminium poles dominate in trekking tents (more flex and a longer life). Larger tents may mix materials, and tipis use steel poles.

A safe guide: flysheet 2,000–3,000 mm and groundsheet 3,000–5,000 mm with heat-sealed seams. With polycotton, the treated fabric seals better after the first few wet/dry cycles.

Trekking models have high/low vents and a true double skin. Outback polycotton reduces condensation in warm weather compared with pure polyester.

Yes, with good tensioning and guy lines. Tunnel tents pitched end-on to the wind perform very well; geodesic tents give extra stability on exposed ground.

Between 1.8 and 2.8 kg depending on range and material. Under 1.5 kg counts as ultralight (more delicate and more expensive).

Yes (for example the Klondike/Chinook ranges, depending on the season). They offer standing height, good ventilation and an optional bathtub groundsheet.

Only if the model specifies a stove jack or compatibility, with proper ventilation, guards, a fireproof base and a CO detector. Never sleep with a stove lit without safety systems.

Many trekking models can be pitched all in one (inner hung from the flysheet) so the bedroom doesn’t get wet when it rains.

A model-specific footprint, quality pegs, reflective guy lines, repair kits, snow stakes if you’re heading for snow, and carpets/floors for Outback tents.

Yes, for many models: poles, pegs, parts and fabric. Keep the model and year to order the right part.

A legal minimum of 2 years for manufacturing defects. Keep the receipt and the product reference.

Dry it completely before storing, clean it with mild soap, avoid long exposure to UV, check the seams and reproof if water no longer beads. With polycotton, repeat the treatment when needed.