The Gustav is a tent designed for use at base camps during high altitude mountaineering.

It uses a geodesic structure made up of six poles, achieving both overwhelming wind resistance and livability.

The basic design is based on the model officially adopted by Tusker Trail, a tour company for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa.

It is equipped with many ventilators to suit Japan's hot and humid field conditions, and is an original Murako specification that also pursues comfort.