Ferrino Rider Bivouac Tent, Green

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It all starts in a paint shop in Turin. Cesare Ferrino has an intuition: waterproofing fabrics. From fabric to manufacture, tents supplied to explorers and mountaineers but the company also counts among its customers Fiat: it is said that Senator Giovanni Agnelli himself left the Ferrino workshop with a "hood" under his arm. In 1910 the Matterhorn tent was born. In 1937 the Neghelli tent was born: the missionary, geographer and explorer Alberto Maria De Agostini used it in his expeditions to Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego. In 1940 the alpine tent was born: thanks to the triplex outer cover, it withstands all winds, even those difficult. In 1973 the Afghan isothermal tent was founded, weighing only 7.4 kg.

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