Tents

Brian Halse

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Don't worry about the brand name. Just make sure it has tandem wheels and an air conditioner. :;:cheers
 


Bed Wetter

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Update: spent the weekend with the family camping in the Land of 10,000 Blue Plates. Coleman 14x10 Instant Tent was AWESOME. It really does take just 2 minutes to set up, then just stake it down. Rained on us Saturday night, we stayed dry. Tear down is also easy. Takes like 10 minutes to break it down and get it back in the bag.

Not sure what the life expectancy of the tent is, but I hope to use it for a long time. There are two models, one with a waterproof roof and no rain fly, another with a screen roof and rain fly. We went with the no-rain fly model. Think it was $200.
 

Brian Renville

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I think I'll be getting one soon as well. One thing I do know is the cots they sell look a lot more comfy than crashing on the ground. Maybe just getting old. :;:smokin
 

johnr

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The packing and extreme planning of tent camping is hard on an older, fatter gentleman, no penis problems. Just cant get excited about pitching a tent...haha
 

WormWiggler

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I used to pitch a hell of a tent back in the day, now I'm so fat I can't even tell if I pitched one.:;:help
 


Davy Crockett

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Haha, Did you used the old saying climb in and take all you want , Just don't hurt yourself ?
 

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I just bought the alps mountaineering lynx 4. Its room enough for 3 cots. 4 guys are tight on the floor with pads but it's doable. Has vestibules for stashing outdoor gear and sets up super easy. Seems like it will be durable. And it's pretty lite for its size for packing in.
 

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