Northpole USA® Dome Truck Tent

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Convenient Dome Truck Tent turns your pickup into an instant mobile home! SAVE! Got transportation? Get relaxation! As long as you've got a truck, you've always got a place to bunk with this Dome Truck Tent from Northpole USA! It deploys in minutes in pickup beds from 6 1/2-8', providing an immediate comfortable, weatherproof shelter for up to 3 people. Topnotch construction, excellent ventilation and a compatibility with many popular pickup models means excellent value. Say goodbye to sleeping on the ground! Trick out your truck: Sewn-in flooring; Optional rainfly for increased weather resistance; Fits full-sized pickups from Chevy, Ford, GMC, Nissan, Toyota and more; Assembles quickly and easily; Includes carrying case for easy storage. Deploys to 103 x 66 x 66" h., weighs just 11 3/5 lbs.; Order now, and put a bed... IN your bed! Northpole USA Dome Truck Tent
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 "Truck Dome tent" 2009-09-08
By PJG (Nampa, Idaho USA)
The tent works great, and was pretty easy to set up. As with all stuff from China now, the instructions are really bad. No pictures or diagrams, and very little written info, but if you have ever put up a dome tent before, then this will be easy.

Like most other reviewers, the tent poles suck. I had one break, just from the tent being up for the long Labor day weekend. But one of the other tents that was at our campsite, also had one break just from being set up for more than 3 days. And the poles are now also curved, instead of flexing back to their normal straight shape, after being used once.

I like the tent, and it works and looks great. Just hope I can find new poles of better quality. But all in all a fantastic value for the money. Had lots of good comments from fellow campers.

 "Not bad for the money" 2009-06-29
By J. Stephens (Stockton, Ca)
Not bad for the money. First time I used it, 2 poles broke. Easy to set up.

 "Perfect" 2009-05-25
By madkag
This is an excellent tent. It is easy to set up and take down. The only problem i had is we broke one of the poles when we sprayed it with camp dry, but it was an easy fix with a stick and duck tape.


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Swiss Gear Cheval Sport Dome Tent (Orange/Grey)

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Swiss Gear Cheval Sport Tent can pack up and go with you on a moments notice. This Sport Tent sleeps up to 3 people comfortably with a 49' square surface area. Signature features begin with a shoe pocket to conveniently store muddy shoes, E-port for convenient access to electrical cords, Sewn-in security lock so you never misplace keys, Interior Rings keep flashlight or valuables secured and a Carry Duffel that converts to handing storage during camp-out. Customer care at Customer care at 1-800-325-TENT (8368), or www.wenzelco.com
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- Easy setup with pin and ring system
- Lightweight, factory taped polyester taffeta waterproof floor
- Patented hoop fly frame
- Mesh roof vents and windows
- Shockcorded fiberglass frame
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Kelty Trail Dome 6 Tent Footprint

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In the early 1950's, Dick Kelty made backpacks for his friends in the Sierra Club. Time and experience proved that hiking was more pleasurable when the hiker could carry heavy loads without shoulder pain. This was accomplished with Kelty's ideas of a hipbelt and light weight aluminum frames. A few of Kelty's popular items are backpacks, adjustable poles, rain covers for backpacks, camp pillows, fanny packs, a carport tent or shelter, Thermolite Quallo sleeping bags,and chuckwagon dog packs.
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 "custom fit,but not tougher than tarps" 2009-03-22
By R. Dionisio (CA, USA)
it's color coded,snaps easily,custom fit.downside is it's not as tough as heavy duty tarps for protection.

 "A tent overhead and your footprint underneath it" 2006-12-24
By Daniel Rutkowski (Wernersville, PA USA)
A tent's "footprint" is a sheet of nylon or plastic that goes underneath your tent. It's tailored to mirror the same shape as the floor of your tent. In olden days, we just called these things a "ground cloth."



Manufacturers make specific footprints for their tents because you want the footprint to be slightly smaller than the exact size of the tent. When you're camping out in the rain, you don't want water running down the side of the tent onto the footprint and then channeling it underneath the tent; you want the water runoff to go directly onto the ground.



This footprint by Kelty is made of the same fabric as that of the floor providing a second layer of fabric for protection of the underside of your tent from stones, twigs, mud, dirt and moisture. It's designed to be a sacrificial element because it is replaceable while your floor is not. This footprint comes packed in a mesh stuff sack.



One compelling reason to use a footprint is that it's much more convenient to lay out the footprint and visualize the ideal placement and orientation of your tent on a campsite. Then, clear the area underneath the footprint of sharp rocks and sticks, lay your tent on the footprint, stake it out with the poles to the attached grommets and follow through with the rest of tent setup.



Tent camping is about packable shelter, and if you want your trip to be more convenient and fun, spring for the footprint. Have fun in the great outdoors!


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Prospector Moonshadow 8- by 8-Foot Dome Tent

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Ideal for weekend camping trips with friends and family, the Prospector Moonshadow 8- by 8-Foot Dome Tent is large enough to sleep up to four people yet compact enough to fit conveniently on a backpack. The footprint measures eight feet long by eight feet wide and offers a center height of four feet, six inches. Two D-style doors feature built-in windows and provide easy access to the tent as well as providing air flow and ventilation throughout the tent.

The Moonshadow's frame is composed of shock-corded fiberglass poles that allow for quick assembly. The three-quarter rainfly is fully seam-taped and is constructed of water-resistant polyester to keep you dry in wet conditions. No-see-um mesh on the interior will keep bugs away for a comfortable camping adventure. When packed up, the tent weighs a compact 10 pounds and can be easily toted around in the included carry bag. Additional features include a gear loft to keep your equipment organized and out of the way and inner pockets to stash small items.

Specifications:

• Footprint: 8' x 8' x 4'6" (L x W x H)
• Weight: 10 pounds
• Fly: 3/4 rain fly, seam taped pole seam
• Fly Material: 800mm water resistant polyester
• Interior Material: 800mm polyester, No-See-Um mesh
• Floor Material: PE, 1000mm horizontal
• Shock-corded fiberglass poles
• Two D-shape doors with storm cloth zip covers
• Two guy rope attachments and guy ropes
• Inner pockets and flashlight loop tie

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Tent, rainfly, shockcorded poles, guy rope attachments and guy ropes, carry bag

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Selecting a Tent
Fortunately, there are all kinds of tents for weekend car campers, Everest expeditions, and everything in between. Here are a few things to keep in mind:

Expect the Worst
In general, it's wise to choose a tent that's designed to withstand the worst possible conditions you think you'll face. For instance, if you're a summer car camper in a region where weather is predictable, an inexpensive family or all-purpose tent will likely do the trick--especially if a vehicle is nearby and you can make a mad dash for safety when bad weather swoops in! If you're a backpacker, alpine climber, or bike explorer, or if you like to car camp in all seasons, you'll want to take something designed to handle more adversity.

Three- and Four-Season Tents
For summer, early fall, and late spring outings, choose a three-season tent. At minimum, a quality three-season tent will have lightweight aluminum poles, a reinforced floor, durable stitching, and a quality rain-fly. Some three-season tents offer more open-air netting and are more specifically designed for summer backpacking and other activities. Many premium tents will feature presealed, taped seams and a silicone-impregnated rain-fly for enhanced waterproofness.

For winter camping or alpine travel, go with a four-season model. Because they typically feature more durable fabric coatings, as well as more poles, four-season tents are designed to handle heavy snowfall and high winds without collapsing. Of course, four-season tents exact a weight penalty of about 10 to 20 percent in trade for their strength and durability. They also tend to be more expensive.

Domes and Tunnels
Tents are broadly categorized into two types, freestanding, which can stand up on their own, and those that must be staked down in order to stand upright. Freestanding tents often incorporate a dome-shaped design, and most four-season tents are constructed this way because a dome leaves no flat spots on the outer surface where snow can collect. Domes are also inherently stronger than any other design. Meanwhile, many three-season models employ a modified dome configuration called a tunnel. These are still freestanding, but they require fewer poles than a dome, use less fabric, and typically have a rectangular floor-plan that offers less storage space than a dome configuration. Many one- and two-person tents are not freestanding, but they make up for it by being more lightweight. Because they use fewer poles, they can also be quicker to set up than a dome.

Size Matters
Ask yourself how many people you'd like to fit in your fabric hotel now and in the future. For soloists and minimalists, check out one-person tents. If you're a mega-minimalist, or if you have your eye on doing some big wall climbs, a waterproof-breathable bivy sack is the ticket. Some bivy sacks feature poles and stake points to give you a little more breathing room. Also, if you don't need bug protection and you want to save weight, check out open-air shelters.

Families who plan on car camping in good weather can choose from a wide range of jumbo-sized tents that will accommodate all your little ones with room to spare. A wide range of capacities is also available for three- and four-season backpacking and expedition tents. Remember, though, the bigger the tent you buy, the heavier it will be, although it's easy to break up the tent components among several people in your group. It's also helpful to compare the volume and floor-space measurements of models you're considering.

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- Sleeps up to four campers
- Measures 8 feet long by 8 feet wide with a 4 feet, 6 inch center height
- Shock-corded fiberglass poles allow for easy setup
- Two D-shape doors with built-in windows allow for easy entry and exit and provide excellent ventilation
- A gear loft will keep your belongings organized and out of the way
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 "Didn't last through first camping trip" 2009-06-07
By T. Thiel (Arizona)
We bought this tent because of it's great price and size. We set it up in our living room prior to our first camping trip and all seemed great! Our queen sized blow up fit inside and left a little room left over for misc items. Once we arrived at our campsite we began setting up our tent. All was well until on of the corner rings, that holds the support poles in place, ripped off. Ok, no big deal, we'll figure something out. The next thing that went was the door zipper. Half the time it would close, half the time it wouldn't close the zipper threads together. Other times it was just plain hard to pull - hard enough that my husband even had a hard time getting it shut. The next thing to go was the zipper for the door window. I went to unzip the window and noticed that the zipper had completely pulled apart from one side rendering that zipper usless and the door window now always partially open.



If these things had not happened we would have been completely happy with our purchase. However, we are now trashing the tent after one use. Spend the money and buy a quality made tent in the first place!

 "Leaky Tent in Rain" 2009-05-05
By rbracker (Pittsburgh, PA USA)
I have used the tent on two weekend camping trips. Both times it rained and the tent leaked. Out of the box, it leaked through the rainfly. This was fixed with seam sealer. The bigger issue is the leaking where the sides meet the bottom. The bottom overlaps the sides and forms a small channel which collects water and allows water to enter the tent.

 "Excelent for the price" 2009-04-24
By Bernard Wiesner
How the title goes, an exelent product for the price, its larger than a usual tent, we managed to fit 5 people comfortably. The only drawback is the waterproof side. When we camped it rained very hard, and over the time water filtered through, while another tent we had, it didnt happen.

 "DO NOT BUY THIS TENT" 2009-03-02
By Zurg (Tucson, AZ USA)
I bought three of these.



The zippers are total garbage. Very very light weight heads (or whatever you call the thing you pull). One of them broke in half even with careful use--our entire trip, it seemed, was about the zippers on the tents--making that tent useless. The other two tents had to have the zippers fixed over and over again--we had to coax them back on their tracks, painstakingly and time-consumingly.



Material is flimsy in the extreme--a slight wind kept us cold all night. Rainfly is preposterously small.



The clips (attaching tent to poles) are made of very cheap, very brittle plastic. They are also quite small and inefficiently designed. I broke one on the first set-up, and I was being ridiculously careful as it was already clear that the clips were fragile. Another one shattered when we struck camp.



This was an easy, car-camping short trip in nice weather. The tents didn't stand up at all.



It's not a bargain if you have to throw it away. I bought mine when they cost $33 and change, and I wouldn't take one now if you paid me that much to do so. They are not worth the room they take up.



It doesn't deserve the one star I had to give it. Amazon: we need a NO STAR option. Actually, we need a Negative Star option.

 "low quality zippers and pegs" 2009-02-16
By K Diaz
I bought this one knowing that I shouldn't expect top quality from a tent this price, however after try it I'm rather disappointed. First, the six pegs included with the tent are too weak to stand against the slightest wind and I should forage for some wood sticks to fix the tent, so you better buy a separate set of heavier pegs before leaving for your first trip. Besides, the second time I set it up the main zipper for one of the doors broke down and I had to spend the rest of the day with this door open, mend it back at home and use just one door from then on (until it fails too I guess). Consider spending twice as much if you can and prefer to stay free from this headaches.


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- Swiss Gear Barreg Family Dome Tent sleeps nine comfortably and measures an ample 14 feet long by 14 feet wide by 80 inches tall
- Convertible screen room closes up for additional sleeping space
- Features a room divider with double "D" doors to create individual entries for two separate rooms inside tent
- With a hanging storage duffel, gear loft, key fob, and organizer pockets
- Factory taped fly seams, waterproof, sonic welded polyethylene floor, and truncated corners for added stability in high wind
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 "Leaks... use only for dry climates" 2009-08-23
By Public Health Professional
The weekend before we were to leave on a longer camping trip far away from home, the zipper on the door of our 10-year old Eddie Bauer Dome Tent broke. In a hurry to find a family tent before our trip, we searched Amazon. We found this tent, with many features which sounded very good, and ordered it even though there were not many reviews and they were mixed. This was probably our first mistake.



Amazon got the tent to us a day ahead of schedule... so we were able to put it up in the yard to get familiar with the tent---knowing that we might find ourselves in the position of putting it up in the dark on the first night of camping. It was fairly easy to put up. It has lots of nice features such as a screened in porch. It was large and could be made into two rooms---we liked that option. It was airy and well-ventilated with lots of large windows around each side. We left it out overnight because it was going to rain and I wanted to see how the tent would do. It did rain but not very hard.



In the morning, I noticed a few drops of water in the middle of the tent (no big deal I thought). I also found a lot more water under the back windows where some pouches were sown into the bottom of the window. I figured I could put seam sealer on the stitching and prevent that from happening. So, again I was not worried. Since we were leaving the next day, I decided not to put the seam sealer on then as it needs 24 hours to dry and we had to pack up the tent for the trip.



As expected, we arrived at our campsite as it was getting dark the next day after a long day's drive. It had rained as we arrived but the rain was stopping. We were able to get the tent up quickly. It was warm, so we opened all the windows and left the doors open with the porch screen alone to keep the bugs out. It did not rain again that night. When we awoke, we were very happy with the tent. There were six of us and there was room for at least two more persons in the tent. The ventilation was great. We were dry and extremely comfortable. I really like the ability to keep the doors open at night because of the screen porch attached (on non-rainy nights). I congratulated myself on a great pick of tents.



The next day we were away from the campsite most of the day. Before I left, I put seam sealer on the stitching at the bottom of the back windows. On our return to the campsite it started raining hard. When we got to the campsite (it was still raining hard), we found our tent full of water and half of our sleeping bags wet. We set the sleeping bags a dry side and cleaned up the water with some towels. We noticed that most of the rain was coming through the rain tarp... not through the seams but through the tarp fabric. We also had lots of water coming through the back window seams at the bottom where the carry pouches were stitched. This is where I had recently put seam sealer on. There was a white tag that seemed to be collecting a lot of water and conducting the water into the tent. But most of the water was coming in through the middle top through the rain fly. After awhile, the rain stopped and we set out our pads and sleeping bags. It was not cold and the wet sleeping bags were tolerable. It was not as warm that night and we kept the doors closed. In addition, the rain fly over the porch, collected water and had to be dumped several times.



The next day, we were back at the campsite to cook dinner and sit around the fire. As it was getting late, the rain came again. Again the water came in through the top of the tent through the rain fly. We moved the sleeping bags and put a poncho down in the middle of the tent to catch water. [We did not have a large tarp to put over the tent]. We sat around the edges of the tent waiting for the rain to stop. The seams at the back windows did not leak as much, presumably because the seam sealer had more time to dry and to work. The white tag continued to conduct water into the inside of the tent from where it was stitched to the bottom of one of the back windows. After the rain stopped, we wiped up the water and were able to sleep.



We spent the rest of the trip in cabin. We are now in the process of returning the tent. Amazon makes it very easy. So I recommend buying from Amazon... but paying close attention to the reviews.



I would not buy this tent unless I camped where it doesn't rain.

 "Love this tent!" 2009-07-28
By khernandez (Texas, USA)
We took this tent out for a few days in Texas and since there was no rain in the forecast, we did not use the fly. I sealed the seams of the tent with Coleman sealer I purchased from Walmart just in case it rains next time. I will buy a tarp to put on the ground next time because a stick poking up out of the ground poked a small hole in the floor. My only other complaint is the that screen snagged on something (don't know if it came that way from the factory or if it happened while we were setting up the tent and just never noticed). The inside of the tent is huge. We had a kingsize air mattress, a twin and a dogbed and there was still plenty of room to walk around. My husband is 6 ft and could stand up comfortably inside. I would have liked the screen room to be a little deeper, but there was still enough room to set up two round camping chairs and walk between them to access the door. The screen room provides an extra barrier for bugs, so almost no insects made it in to the main part of the tent. Overall, I loved it. I'll have to wait to see how it performs in rainy conditions.

 "Great Tent, Great Family Fun, HUGE !" 2009-06-29
By Deb (Jerzy shore)
I was worried about buying this tent after reading the other review - but I didn't have any problems, and I haven't even waterproofed the fly yet (this is recommended to do - so I'll do it soon) ! We set it up Friday night - my 12 yo daughter and I - with little problems. Took about 30 minutes - I don't expect it will take that long next time. I did stop at Ace Hardware and bought a tarp before we started. I bought an oversize tarp - and the extra length was perfect under the screened-room as a floor. We were able to set up a Eddie Bauer cot (big enough for me and one child to sleep on), a queen size blow up bed, and two full size blow up beds - PLUS still had enough room to squeeze by eachother without stepping on the beds. We ran a cord and watched DVDs each night - left everything in the tent all weekend - and even through 2 rainstorms, nothing got wet. I was worried last night - the rain really started coming down, and the wind picked up - but the fly stayed in place - and I hadn't even tied it to the stakes, just wrapped it around a few times before I pushed them down into the ground.



We will be buying another one of these to take with us overseas so as to have it available when we travel. I can see lots of fun family vacations in this - easily will fit my family of 6 and our stuff !



UPDATED - a month later - still haven't gotten around to waterproofing the fly - but it still hasn't leaked ! We've gone camping multiple times - and it's great. We've worked it down to 2 queen size beds as my dh doesn't really care for the camping experience, so the kids and I put 2 queen beds in end to end all the way across the tent - and there is plenty of room for everything. The bag that the tent comes in can be used as a storage "closet" - great for leaving rolls of toilet paper, flashlight, and car keys in so there's no searching for them when you need them most. We've been inside during a storm - no problems - just need to make sure the windows are closed, and the beds aren't pushed right up against the sides. Still using the oversize tarp on the bottom - but here's the cool thing - you can set the tent up - but not secure it to the ground, in case you don't get it on the tarp completely straight (I like having the extra tarp under the screen room - if you see the picture - the entire tent itself has a floor, but the screen room opens directly to the ground, so with the extra large tarp underneath, the tent stays off the ground (great if it rains) and there is a floor for the screen room). We're going to the PA mountains next month. Have I mentioned how much my kids have grown to love the great outdoors?

 "Leaks horribly" 2009-06-25
By Northstar (Michigan)
I'm very disappointed in this tent. I liked the looks and size of it. However, I did a test set up and that night and next day had a soft gentle rain. The tent flooded out. The entire floor was flooded with large puddles of water. I actually had to bail out the water. The outside of the tent ended up with water stains. The rain fly cords came loose. There was no wind. It just could not hold up against water. The screen room actually tore when I got it caught on a stake. I returned it to the place I bought it and was basically told that I shouldn't have left it in the rain, under the trees, and on the grass. Go figure. Don't buy it, waste of money. The water leaks will damage all of your items and leave you soaked.


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- 7-person family dome tent with 127 square feet of interior space
- Offers 3 separate rooms, 2 closets for gear storage, and overhead gear loft
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- Footprint measures 18 by 10 feet; standing height of 84 inches; weighs 31 pounds
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 "Terrible Tent" 2009-08-17
By Benjamin Hanson (Hayward, WI)
This tent looks a lot better than it is. The tent has been sealed 3 times and it still leaks in the rain. It doesn't take a lot of rain to make it leak either, just a drizzle. I would not recommend this tent to anyone that is serious about camping unless you are going to the desert where it hardley ever rains.

 "Spacious and durable." 2009-07-21
By Brian R. Mouillesseaux
First off, this tent does NOT have 3 rooms. It easily could have dividers and we found similar styles of other brands that do, but this one does not. We bought this tent wanting the 3 rooms but we were so impressed with the durability and heavy-duty materials used for construction, we decided to keep it. None of the other tents we researched even came close to the quality of material.

The set up is something of a hybrid between a dome and cabin tent and very easy. Even the young kids can get involved.

The tent is very spacious inside with an incredible amount of headroom. We slept 2 adults, 3 kids, and a large dog and had plenty of room, even with luggage.

For us, we didn't even have problems with the tent "sweating" but we didn't experience any rain on our trip to know how it holds up against real leaks.

 "Nice, but not perfect" 2009-06-09
By J. Broestler (Ohio)
Pros: -Tough floor material, not the polyester stuff.

-Lots and lots of space, with plenty of headroom

-Nice fly

-Lots of little storage spots for all that stuff in your pockets. Nice to have a place to keep a flashlight in reach for those midnight bathroom runs.

-Sturdy. First time I used it we caught the north side of a major storm system, and it barely fluttered. For a tent this big, it was impressive.



Cons: -Seam along middle of side room ceilings, leaks fairly bad. Water tends to collect on top. Definitely needs seam sealer, maybe add a guy line to keep ceiling taut and prevent pooling.

-Not the quickest set up in the world, but that's not really a surprise just by looking at it. Just hope you don't have to set it up trying to beat a T-storm rolling in.

-First one was missing a coupling for the poles. Had to have Amazon ship a whole new tent, which had all the pieces. Great response from Amazon. Originally they wanted me to contact the manufacturer, but that's Chrysler, and considering their recent troubles, do you really think you're going to get that part anytime in the next year? The number they gave me was the main service number for the company. Maybe going to a dealer and trying to order direct that way would work better - assuming there's a dealer to be found near you!

-Both tents had carrying bags that were torn along part of the zipper seam.

-No fly coverage for side or back windows, so in a storm you'll have to close up the flaps, which can make things a bit stuffy.

-Cheap tent pegs, which is typical these days.



All in all, I like it. Every tent is going to leak, so I'm not complaining too much, and with as much room as this one has and considering there's only four of us, we were able to stay in the middle and stay pretty dry. Hopefully the seam sealer will keep the side rooms dry next time. Can't understand why they put that seam right smack in the middle. The only thing that really bugs me is the bag. This is not a small or light tent, so a sturdy bag is a must and it looks like they really cheaped out on that to save costs. All I can say is fold/roll it all up really tight to give the bag some room. Overall, I'd buy this tent again.

 "disappointing" 2009-05-21
By Jolanta Pomorska (Illinois, USA)
According to the manufacturers information this suppose to be a 3 room tent (for privacy). This tent is one big shelter, no walls inside, nmot even dividers. So there is no privacy at all. I had to return this tent and purchase another one, with separate bedrooms.

Amazon is a great place to shop, there was no problem to return the tent and get a refund. Very friendly and helpful people.

 "Nice, but untested" 2009-05-20
By DragonJW (NEW JERSEY, USA)
i just recieved this tent for my birthday for a 3 day camping trip for memorial weekend. first thing i did was a test set up. very easy setup. could be done with one person if necessay, but easier with two. first thing i noticed after the size was the lack of any dividers. it's large enough for three rooms, and set up that way, but there are no room dividers nor any attachments for such. shouldn't be called a three room tent if it's not seperated. this is why it's only four stars. lots of storage space inside in pockets and loft. also neat little closets on the exterior for shoes and stuff that you want to keep dry, but don't want to bring in the tent itself. i will post an add on review after the trip this weekend.


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- 1 room; sleeps 4 people comfortably
- Floor space: 9'10" x 7'; center height: 59"
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- Access gear or adjust ventilation with Cool-Air port
- Heavy-duty welcome mat, privacy windows, skylight, gear loft, and two inside storage pockets
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 "older verison with the longer rainfly" 2009-09-13
By Kathleen A. Wood (chittenden vt)
i bought the older verison of the coleman crestline dome tent. i've had it for seven years. love it. i just dug it out to use for camping in august. it had rained one night i was there. it never leaked at all. i would highly recommend this tent. i've tried alot of coleman tents and this one gets a thumbs up.

 "Great Tent, Great Price" 2009-04-29
By G. Mitchell (Orange County, CA)
I purchased this tent from a local sporting goods store about 5 years ago. It has been used on several weekend camping trips, first with my son, and now with my daughter. We are in the YMCA Adventure Guide/Princess program. The tent has been great, it still looks almost as good as new. Granted, we have not encountered any really severe weather, but it stood tall through several pretty windy (30-35mph) nights. I would recommend this tent for no more than two adults, or 1 adult and two younger kids. It is not a 4 person tent. Me, one of my kids and all our gear is perfect. If your crew is the right size, this is the right tent.

 "What happened to Coleman?" 2007-12-12
By What happened?
Tremendously disappointed with Coleman. Received the Coleman Eaglepack tent (which is very similar to this model) as a wedding gift. The first time out one of the rainfly poles snapped. I was very careful because I had read reviews that suggested the poles were fragile. When I called customer service, I told the representative that the pole had broke on the first use. They asked when I received the tent (after giving me a very hard time for not having a receipt) and when I had mentioned that it was several months ago they told me I was lying and that I must have used the tent several times. To make a long, painful story short, I eventually talked to a manager who said they would send replacement poles immediately. After waiting over two months, the poles still had not arrived, so I again called customer service. It ends up they never had shipped the replacement poles and Coleman is now out of replacement poles (many people surely have had the same problem) but they are also out of the tent. The representative said that I would have to ship the tent to Coleman at my expense and they would send this tent brand new as a replacement. After complaining that shipping would certainly be over $15 (and I could have purchased replacement poles for cheaper a few months back) they agreed to pick up the old tent at their expense. I am very confident that when I receive this tent as a replacement the rainfly poles will again break immediately, no matter how careful I am.



Save yourself a lot of trouble: DO NOT BUY A COLEMAN TENT!

 "Not for any type of weather." 2007-08-20
By K. Ruhn (Dallas, TX United States)
I was given the earlier model of this tent for my wedding. I just tried it out for the first time camping on the beach. The first night the main pole snapped and poked a hole in the rain fly. The rain fly poles then snapped which made the tent useless. The weather wasn't bad so there was no reason for any poles to snap. I called Coleman to have the parts replaced. In order to have the defective tent fixed I would have to pay to ship it to them. This would end up costing more than the tent is worth so I have decided never to purchase another Coleman tent again.

 "Tent gets a 5 / Rain fly gets a 1" 2006-09-06
By D. Patrick (Ohio)
Great tent - see other reviews. Rain fly shock poles are too thin and snapped within 3 days of the tent being set up. I did not overstress them. The rain fly was in place and working perfectly, but within 2 days the poles on the back side of the rainfly snapped and a day later the ones over the front door snapped. I was not even in or near the tent when it occurred. The poles are much thinner than the shock corded poles for the tent itself. Coleman does not offer replacement poles for the rain fly on their website.


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