Tents, Hiking-bivouac

Bivouac and trekking tents

After the effort, comfort! Spending a day walking in nature is a grueling feat. You deserve to rest and regain energy to leave in great shape the next morning... and the following days for the longest treks. Despite the sometimes difficult conditions (cold, wind, rain, etc.), your bivouac must provide you with all the comfort for a restful sleep and complete peace of mind. A good trekking tent is characterized by great ease of assembly and dismantling and comfort in all circumstances.

Lovers of hiking, trekking, cycle touring or other outdoor outings must be able to count on a reliable, quality bivouac tent to feel safe and rest. As a specialist in outdoor sports equipment, Muule helps lovers of nature and the great outdoors to equip themselves with the best products available on the market. Find your future bivouac tent on the Muule store!

A wide range of bivouac tents

Muule is expanding its range, more models are coming very soon! If you are a seasoned trekker or bivouac specialist, you probably know the importance of choosing the right tent. A hiking tent is not chosen like a camping tent: assess your needs and expectations before buying a tent for your outings. Here are some criteria to take into account:

Weight and size: If you plan to do intensive hiking or trekking, choose a light and compact tent that will not weigh you down too much. Check the weight and dimensions of the folded tent to make sure it will fit your backpack.

Capacity: Determine the number of people who will use the tent. Bivouac tents are usually designed for one or two people, but you can find more spacious models if necessary.

Seasonality: Bivouac tents are classified based on their ability to withstand different weather conditions. Three-season tents are suitable for spring, summer and fall, while four-season tents can withstand harsh winter conditions.

Waterproofing and Wind Resistance: Make sure the tent provides adequate protection against rain and wind. Check the water column (measure of impermeability) of the ground and the flysheet, as well as the resistance of the poles and pegs.

Ventilation and breathability: Good ventilation is essential to avoid condensation inside the tent. Look for tents with vents or mesh panels for optimal air circulation.

Ease of assembly: If you are a beginner or if you prefer to quickly set up your camp, opt for a tent with a simple and intuitive assembly system.

Durability: The quality of the materials and the robustness of the construction influence the lifespan of your tent. Check the materials used (canvas, floor, poles) and reinforced seams to ensure the tent will resist wear and tear.

By taking these criteria into account, you will be able to choose the bivouac tent best suited to your needs. Muule chooses brands committed to a responsible, sustainable, ecological and/or social approach. Choose outdoor sports equipment in line with your values ​​and beliefs thanks to our store!