NORTENT Mjodhall 16 is a spacious and solid tent. An extremely large "home" for 16 people with 4 entrances. Mjodhall 16 is designed for the most inhospitable conditions. Spacious but at the same time somewhat mobile and light in relation to what this tent has to offer. NORTENT has designed it so that the tent can be packed in modules and thus distributed among several people. Mjodhall 16 has a total of 8 poles that "run" across the tent in such a way that they form a very strong, stable and steady "skeleton". The tent is free standing with eight aluminum poles. Mjodhall is an enormously strong construction that can withstand harsh weather and heavy snow loads. A "cabin" to use in the wild.

The inspiration for this tent comes from an old Nordic hall for Viking kings. The Mjødhallen was normally located in the center of the village and provided spacious and luxurious shelter for the Viking chieftain and his people. As such, it was considered the safest place in the village.

Like all NORTENT's tents, the Mjodhallen also has storm flaps around the tent to make the tent even more stable with snow, sand or stones over the flaps. Even without guylines, the tent is very stable in the wind. But if necessary, the tent has a total of 18 guylines.

A truly versatile 16-person tent for the vast majority of expeditions and base camps

NORTENT has equipped the Koie 7 with a total of 11 guylines, in addition to the 22 attachment points in the tent fabric. This gives a very solid and "fixed" tent that doesn't care too much when the wind increases. You simply avoid much of the flapping in the tent fabric that you often experience with other tents.

The word "Koie" comes from an old Norwegian dwelling that was built to provide shelter for workers in the forest during the winter season.