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Robens Cobra Stone 5
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Robens Cobra Stone 5

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$429.95$899.95 ! OutdoorXL.com's price new

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Specs

Number Of Doors
2
Packed Weight
12.2kg
Vestibule
Yes
Style
dome
Construction Highlights
HydroTex HD polyester fabric, aluminum alloy poles
Packed Size
71cm x 33cm
Zippers
two-way zip
Setup Type
free-standing
Setup Method
fast-pitch, free-standing
Shape
dome

About the Robens Cobra Stone 5

The Robens Cobra Stone 5 is a small free-standing dome tent with two doors, two vestibules and an inner tent, pitched flysheet-first in about five minutes. HydroTex HD polyester and aluminum alloy poles keep the packed weight to 12.2 kg, which is light for a five-berth dome but still car-camp territory. It suits campers on short trips who want quick setup and covered storage on both sides. Against bigger family tunnel tents it trades standing height and living space for speed and a compact footprint.

Best forWeekend campers who pitch and strike oftenSmall families or couples wanting two doors and two vestibulesCar campers on micro adventuresCampers who pitch in rain and want a flysheet-first setup
Pros
  • Free-standing dome pitches almost anywhere, including hard ground
  • Flysheet-first pitching in about five minutes keeps the inner dry
  • Two doors and two vestibules give separate entry and gear storage
  • Aluminum poles are stronger and lighter than fiberglass
  • HydroTex HD polyester fabric with taped seams handles steady rain

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  • Side and low vents reduce condensation
    • Cons
    • 12.2 kg is heavy to carry far from the car
    • Small dome means limited headroom and living space for five
    • Packed length of 71 cm needs a large boot or roof rack
    • Only a mesh panel rather than full mesh inner for hot nights

    What reviewers say

    Owner feedback on the Cobra line is limited but consistent: campers rate the fast flysheet-first pitch and the sturdy aluminum frame, and note the dome shape copes well with wind. The main complaints are weight and cramped space for the stated capacity.

    What people mention
    • SetupPraisedOwners say the tent goes up fast, and the flysheet-first method keeps the inner dry in rain.
    • StabilityPraisedThe aluminum poles and dome shape hold up well in wind.
    • WeightCriticisedCampers find it heavy to carry any distance from the car.
    • SpaceCriticisedThe small dome feels cramped when sleeping the full capacity.
    • FabricPraisedThe HydroTex HD polyester is described as tough and reliably waterproof.

    Questions and answers

    How long does the Cobra Stone 5 take to pitch?
    Robens quotes about 13 minutes for the whole process and around 5 minutes for the flysheet-first setup. In practice the free-standing dome goes up quickly once the poles are threaded.
    Can it be pitched without guy lines?
    Yes. It is free-standing, so the poles hold the shape on their own. Guy lines still help in strong wind.
    Is it big enough for five people?
    It sleeps five on paper, but the small dome is tight at full capacity. Four people with gear, or two or three wanting space, is more comfortable.
    Does it have room for gear?
    Yes. There are two vestibules, one at each door, for boots, packs and cooking kit.
    How does it compare with a tunnel tent?
    It pitches faster and stands free on hard ground, but a tunnel tent of similar capacity offers more headroom and living space. Choose the Cobra for quick trips and a compact footprint.
    What comes in the box?
    The tent includes the inner tent, flysheet, aluminum alloy poles and guy lines. Check the listing for pegs and a carry bag.