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Dometic launches lightweight Feather-Lite II rooftop tent

27.04.2026 02:05 1 min 3 sources
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Dometic launches lightweight Feather-Lite II rooftop tent
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Dometic unveiled the Front Runner Feather-Lite II rooftop tent in South Africa. Weighing 49 kg and 32 cm folded, it features a 6 cm mattress, rain awning, and roof window. Prices: €1,200 or ZAR 16,500.

Dometic has introduced the new Front Runner Feather-Lite II rooftop tent, positioning it as one of the lightest on the market. The tent weighs 49 kg and has a folded height of just 32 cm. Internal sleeping dimensions are 130 × 246 cm, with a 6 cm thick mattress. The fabric offers water resistance of 2000 mm.

Additional features include a rain awning and a roof skylight. The tent was launched in South Africa. The price is €1,200 or approximately ZAR 16,500.

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Front Runner Feather-Lite II Roof Tent by Dometic

17.04.2026 Camping-car Magazine FRA

Dometic introduces Feather-Lite II rooftop tent in South Africa

15.04.2026 CAR Magazine ENG

Dometic launches Feather-Lite II lightweight rooftop tent

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