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dachträger dachzelt gewicht Dachzelt Elements Gen II für 2 Personen – Midnight Stone

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dachträger dachzelt gewicht Dachzelt Elements Gen II für 2 Personen – Midnight StoneHighlights Freiwillige 5 Jahres Garantie Kompatibel mit allen gngigen Dachtrgersystemen Fr jedes Fahrzeug mit ausreichender Dachlast Mit Sky View Dachfenster Erhltlich in drei Gren Integrierte LED Beleuchtung Moderne schwarze Teleskopleiter Passendes Vorzelt optional erhltlich Entwickelt fr Camping & Overlanding Touren Die 140 cm Variante ideal fr 12 Personen Die kompakte 140 cm Version des Elements Gen II ist die richtige Wahl fr Solo Abenteurer oder

Highlights

  • Freiwillige 5-Jahres-Garantie
  • Kompatibel mit allen gängigen Dachträgersystemen
  • Für jedes Fahrzeug mit ausreichender Dachlast
  • Mit Sky-View-Dachfenster
  • Erhältlich in drei Größen
  • Integrierte LED-Beleuchtung
  • Moderne schwarze Teleskopleiter
  • Passendes Vorzelt optional erhältlich
  • Entwickelt für Camping- & Overlanding-Touren

Die 140-cm-Variante – ideal für 1–2 Personen

Die kompakte 140-cm-Version des Elements Gen II ist die richtige Wahl für Solo-Abenteurer oder Paare, die ein leichtes, zuverlässiges und komfortables Klappdachzelt suchen. Sie bietet genügend Raum für zwei Erwachsene, bleibt dabei aber so handlich, dass sie auch perfekt auf kleinere Fahrzeuge passt.

Die zweite Generation basiert auf unserem bewährten Elements Dachzelt, wurde aber in vielen Details optimiert – für mehr Komfort, leichteres Handling und bessere Wetterbeständigkeit.

Warum Midnight Stone?

Die Midnight-Stone-Ausführung kombiniert ein edles, dunkles Grau mit einem schwarzen Dachrahmen. Entwickelt für alle, die ein modernes, schlichtes und zeitloses Design bevorzugen und dabei Wert auf dezente Optik legen – ideal für Touren im Gebirge, im Hinterland oder überall dort, wo das Zelt optisch nicht hervorstechen soll.

Die Ocean-Variante hingegen kommt in navy blue mit braunem Dach und richtet sich speziell an Camper, die oft an Seen oder Küstenregionen unterwegs sind.

Was ist neu am Elements Gen II?

  • Neues Roll-Up-System für die Abdeckung
  • Optimierte 8-cm-Matratze aus Kaltschaum & Memory-Foam
  • Verbesserte Teleskopstange für das Vordach (Schutz bei Regen & Schnee)
  • Dunklerer Zeltstoff für mehr Privatsphäre
  • Schwarze Abspannstangen
  • Verstärkter Honeycomb-Aluboden
  • Schwarzer Dachzeltrahmen
  • Verfügbar in Ocean oder Midnight Stone

Passt auf jedes Fahrzeug

Ob Dachträgerplattform oder zwei Querträger – die 140-cm-Variante ist mit allen Systemen kompatibel. Wichtig ist lediglich, dass du die zulässige Dachlast deines Fahrzeugs beachtest.

Schutz bei Regen & schlechtem Wetter

Der Zeltstoff besteht aus robustem 300 g/m² Segeltuch-Canvas (35% Baumwolle, 65% Polyester).

  • Zeltstoff Wassersäule: 2000 mm
  • Fly Sheet (Midnight Stone): 3000 mm

Damit bist du zuverlässig vor Regen und feuchtem Wetter geschützt.

Sternenhimmel genießen – mit Sky View

Die 140-cm-Variante verfügt über zwei Sky-View-Dachfenster, die dir freie Sicht nach oben ermöglichen. Beide lassen sich vollständig verdunkeln.

Bequemer Einstieg – schwarze Teleskopleiter

Die Leiter ist in der Länge verstellbar und ermöglicht ein stabiles, sicheres Auf- und Absteigen.

LED-Beleuchtung im Innenraum

Die integrierten LED-Leuchten schaffen angenehmes Licht und lassen sich per dimmbarem Schalter steuern – mit drei wählbaren Farbtemperaturen.

Alles an seinem Platz

  • Mückennetze an Eingängen, Seitenfenstern & Dachfenstern
  • 12 praktische Seitentaschen
  • Schuhtasche im Lieferumfang

Optimierte Matratze & Anti-Sweat-Unterlage

Die mitgelieferte 8-cm-Kaltschaum / Memory-Foam-Matratze sorgt für hohen Schlafkomfort. Dazu bekommst du die 3D-Mesh-Anti-Sweat-Unterlage, die Feuchtigkeitsbildung verhindert und ein angenehmes Schlafklima schafft.

Optional: Vorzelt in Midnight Stone

Das passende Vorzelt kann separat bestellt werden. Es wird per Reißverschluss befestigt und erweitert den Raum z. B. als Umkleide oder geschützter Aufenthaltsbereich.

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