Zero Series · NX25661030
Arriving late, in the rain, with tired children — that is when a tent earns its place. This one is standing before you have unpacked the car.
Pull the hub and the fibreglass frame throws itself open. No poles to thread, no sleeves to find in the dark, no second person needed. Press once and it folds back down.
One person
Up in about three seconds
The frame is a single linked assembly. Lift the centre hub, the arms lock, and the shell is up. Folding is the same motion in reverse — one press on the release and it collapses into itself.
Pole style varies slightly between production runs; the mechanism is the same.
Sun
Shade that is actually dark
The fly carries a full-spectrum blackout coating rather than a thin silver wash. It stops at least 99.9% of ultraviolet, visible and infrared light, which is the difference between shade that only looks cool and shade that stays cool through the afternoon.
Rain
Dry, including at the seams
150D Oxford coated to PU2000 mm, on the fly and on the floor. Every seam is taped — stitching is the usual way water gets in, and tape over the needle holes is the step cheaper tents skip.
Wind
Rated to force 6
The poles are a layered build: a fibreglass core for spring, a woven sleeve for abrasion, a honeycomb buffer, and a smooth outer skin. It bends and comes back rather than splintering.
Air and light
360° of window
Windows run to the floor on all four sides, so the inside reads as a room rather than a tunnel. Every opening is backed with fine mesh — open everything on a still evening and the insects stay outside.
Fabric
Tested to the standard used for baby clothing
The shell meets China GB Class A — the grade written for infant textiles. Independently tested for formaldehyde, odour and decomposable aromatic amine dyes, none detected. It is the same fabric your children will be lying on.
Details
The parts you only notice when they fail
Reinforced pull tabs at the stress points. Taped stitching. Dual-way zippers that run smoothly with one hand. Frame joints deburred so nobody catches a knuckle reaching for the door.
In the field
Room for the whole group
240 × 240 cm on the ground and 155 cm at the peak — enough for four to six to sleep, or a family to sit out a wet afternoon.
Dimensions
Set up and packed
Folds to an 86 cm roll that sits along the boot floor rather than across it.
In the box
Everything to pitch it
Carry bag, tent, top cover, two porch poles, ten stakes and six guylines. Awning poles are included with the awning version only.
Specifications
| Model | NX25661030 |
|---|---|
| Colours | Elegant Grey / Deep Sprout Green |
| Set-up size | 240 × 240 × 155 cm |
| Packed size | 86 × 17 × 17 cm |
| Weight | 5.1 kg incl. stakes and guylines |
| Sleeps | 4–6 |
| Fly / top cover | 150D Oxford, blackout coating, PU2000 mm |
| Floor | 150D Oxford, PU2000 mm |
| Mesh | B3, 35 g |
| Frame | Fibreglass, automatic |
| Porch poles | Steel, 13 mm × 1.45 m × 2 |
| Wind rating | Force 6 |
| UV block | ≥99.9% (UPF50+) |
| Fabric grade | GB Class A (infant textile standard) |
| Stakes / guylines | 10 / 6 |
Questions
Does it really go up in three seconds?
How many people does it sleep?
Will it hold up in rain?
Is the blackout coating just for looks?
Can one person set it up?
How do I clean it?
Pack it away dry. If you have to strike camp wet, open it again at home within a day — that one habit does more for a tent’s lifespan than anything else.
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