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Type
Seasons
Floor Size (in inches)
Capacity
Rooms
Doors
Vestibules
Tent (in square feet)
Vestibule (in square feet)
Ceiling Height (in inches)
Weight
Weight Packed
Size Packed (inches)
Freestanding
Double-wall
Set-up
Full-Coverage Fly
Bathtub Floor
Footprint Available
Tent Material
Floor Material
Fly Material
Pole Material
Interior Storage
Ventilation
Windows
Extras
Warranty
 
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    Pros: Good ventilation, storm resistance, one-person setup, light, packs compactly, good internal storage.
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    Cons: Single room, not for very cold weather, doors have only partial rainflies, huge vestibule costs extra.
     
    Family dome tent
    Three-season
    122 x 115
    4
    1
    2
    1 (optional)
    90
    64
    75
    13 lbs. 10 oz.
    13 lbs. 15 oz.
    4 x 14 x 26 (briefcase-style bag)
    Yes
    Yes
    Color-coded, pole sleeves and clips
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    Coated polyester ripstop plus mesh roof
    Coated polyester
    Silicone-treated and polyurethane-coated polyester ripstop (with clear plastic window at roof)
    Aluminum 7,001
    12 mesh pockets, flashlight loop
    2 doors, 2 windows. Fly is hooded over windows for ventilation during rain.
    Two
    Mesh roof, clear window in fly roof
    Limited lifetime
     
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    Pros: Fast setup, two storage vestibules, full-coverage rainfly with vents, excellent wind, rain resistance.
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    Cons: Low ceilings on side rooms, mixed reviews for ventilation, zippers tend to snag in their storm flaps, sand color gets mixed reviews.

    not avail.
     
    Family cabin tent
    Three-season
    104 x 206
    4 to 6
    3
    2
    2
    132
    28, 10
    N/A
    29 lbs. 2 oz.
    32 lbs. 7 oz.
    11 x 31
    N/A
    Yes
    Color-coded clips and sleeves
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    70 denier, 190T nylon taffeta
    70 denier, 210T nylon taffeta coated with 2,000 mm PU, 6-oz. nylon
    75 denier, 185T polyester taffeta coated with 1,200 mm PU
    Aluminum 6,061 alloy
    Pockets and hang loops; optional gear loft
    Mesh on roof and all four sides. Fly can be folded back to form hood over main door but still give some rain protection.
    Mesh on all four sides.
    Taped fly and floor seams.
    Limited lifetime
     
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    Pros: Roomy, high ceilings, price.
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    Cons: Heavy, fly not full-coverage, poles need bracing, thin floor (none in dining area).
     
    Family cabin tent
    Three-season
    96 x 120 floored sleeping area; 96 x 120 unfloored screened room
    4 to 6
    2
    3
    1
    80
    80
    87
    36 lbs. 3 oz.
    N/A
    10 x 29
    Yes
    Yes
    Clip attachments, ring and pin assembly
    No
    Yes
    Yes
    75D polyester taffeta, 1,200 mm with roof of 68D polyester mesh
    75D polyester taffeta, 1,200 mm
    75D StormShield polyester, 1,200 mm
    Steel and fiberglass
    2 gear lofts plus flashlight loop, storage pockets
    Window in main door, plus screen room and windows in sleeping room; mesh roof
    Six
    Insect-proof port for electrical cord plus sewn-in loops for optional rope light
    Limited lifetime
     
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    *Est. $400
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    Pros: Ceiling height, excellent internal organization, two doors, vestibules, lifetime warranty.
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    Cons: Pole releases tricky for takedown, relatively heavy, mesh chilly on nights below freezing.
     
    Backpacking tent
    Three-season
    91 x 79
    2
    1
    2
    2
    50
    13
    48
    5 lbs. 15 oz.
    6 lbs. 11 oz.
    6.5 x 21
    Yes
    Yes
    Corner anchor system keeps poles in place
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    No-see-um mesh
    Coated nylon
    Coated nylon
    Aluminum DAC Featherlite SL
    Optional gear loft
    Full mesh canopy. Large side vents for ventilation in the rain
    N/A
    Optional soft fleece floor liner
    Limited lifetime
     
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    Pros: Lightweight, two doors, vestibules, excellent ventilation, lifetime warranty.
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    Cons: Setup gets mixed reviews, zipper can snag, sand can blow in under fly.

    not avail.
     
    Backpacking tent
    Three-season
    99 x 68 x 54
    2
    1
    2
    2
    41.9
    8.3
    42
    3 lbs. 2 oz.
    3 lbs. 4 oz.
    6 x 19
    Yes
    Yes
    Color-coded, clip or sleeve
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    No-see-um mesh
    Silicone-coated nylon
    Silicone-coated nylon
    Aluminum (carbon fiber also available)
    2 interior pockets plus mesh clothes hampers
    Full mesh canopy. Vents in vestibule fly; entire vestibule and flies roll up for max. ventilation
    N/A
    Extra guy-out loops
    Lifetime on defects but not durability
     
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    Pros: Sturdy, inexpensive, free-standing, lifetime warranty.
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    Cons: Crowded for two people, vestibule optional, heavy, not for heavy snow.
     
    Small A-frame tent
    Three-season
    84 x 63
    1 or 2
    1
    1
    1 (optional)
    38
    10.5
    42
    5 lbs. 13 oz.
    N/A
    6 x 24
    Yes
    Yes
    Shock-corded poles plus clips
    Yes
    Yes
    No
    1.9 oz. breathable nylon; roof is nylon taffeta
    1.9 oz. taffeta nylon w. 800 mm coating
    1.9 oz. polyester w. 800 mm coating
    Aluminum (shock-corded)
    2 mesh pockets plus 2 loops for gear loft or flashlight or clothesline
    2 hooded windows plus breathable nylon canopy
    Two
    Optional attached fly
    Limited lifetime
     
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