A tree tent is a great place to kick back with a few cold ones, and Tentsile’s Drinks Holder is the perfect way to stash them. The robust and durable three-pocket design will fit most cans and cups, and simply attaches into the central hatch door of all the brand’s three-person Gen 3 tents. Honestly, these guys have thought of everything.
Fabric insert with three drinks holder pockets, designed to replace the central hatch door of Tentsile’s three-person tree tents and hammocks
Holders can be used for drinks or other small personal belongings such as phones
Insert made from insect mesh and is super easy to install, simply attach the Velcro tabs at the corners of the hatch to the holder
Tree Planting: For every tent purchased Tentsile make a donation to plant 20 trees with their partners. So far, they have helped plant over 1,000,000 trees in projects located across Madagascar, India, Zambia, and the United States.
It’s not a stretch to say that Tentsile’s revolutionary tree tents have redefined what it means to go camping in the woods. Part hammock, part tent, part portable treehouse, the brand’s geometric suspended shelters literally elevate your time outdoors. Tentsile’s unique 3-point anchoring system creates a tent floor with the perfect balance of tension and ‘give’ to cushion and cradle your body, whilst keeping you off the cold, hard ground. The result? A lofty and immersive camping experience that is cosy, comfortable and completely unique.
But there’s more to Tentsile than just clever design. From the outset, the brand has been on a mission to help protect and conserve the world’s forests. We should know. WildBounds has a long association with Tentsile – in fact, it was the first tent brand that we ever stocked. As early adopters of the brand, we were huge advocates of their innovative products and eco-conscious ethos. And since those early days, Tentsile has helped plant over 1,000,000 trees in projects located across Madagascar, India, Zambia and Oregon.
For them and us, it’s about inspiring everybody to connect and interact with nature in new and fun ways. Because, as founder Alex Shirley-Smith aptly puts it: “If we’re all hanging out in trees, they can’t chop them down”.