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Tents
Coleman Skylodge Instant Tent
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A freestanding family dome with two rooms, sealed seams and fast setup from telescoping attached poles. The capacity fields disagree, so treat the headline figure with caution.
A freestanding family dome with two rooms, sealed seams and fast setup from telescoping attached poles. The capacity fields disagree, so treat the headline figure with caution.
A fast-pitching family cabin tent with built-in lighting and room for two queen air beds. Its heavy listed weight limits it to car camping, and the light battery type is not listed.
A thoughtfully built dome with two entries and a vestibule awning for car campers who want a durable tent. The listing conflicts on season rating and capacity, so confirm details.
A light freestanding two-person tent with lots of headroom and covered awning doors for backpackers. The thin fabrics need care on rough ground, and a footprint is not listed as included.
A light two-door tent for backpacking pairs who want their own entrance and vestibule. The tent is semi-freestanding, and the thin nylon rewards a careful choice of site.
A very light two door shelter for hikers and bikepackers who measure every gram. Two adults share close quarters under its low roof, and it is built for three season trips only.
A fast pop-up hard shell rooftop tent for couples and small families who camp from their vehicle often. It needs a strong roof rack, and the listing states two different weights.
An inflatable geodesic tent that pitches in about a minute and resists water well. A pump is not confirmed in the box, and the weight figures conflict.
A roomy, freestanding cabin tent for families who drive to the campsite and want to stand up inside. The heavy packed weight and a listing that is not marked waterproof make it a car camping tent first.
A roomy freestanding three-person tent with two doors and a large extended vestibule for gear or cooking. The listing gives no packed weight or floor dimensions.
A very light solo tent with a roomy rectangular floor and a big side vestibule for long-distance backpackers. It needs stakes to stand fully, and the thin floor calls for care.
A family size hard shell rooftop tent that opens in moments and adds lighting, a power hookup and a heater vent. Its weight demands a strong rack, so check yours before buying.
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