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Best family dome tentPros: good ventilation, storm resistance, one-person setup, light, packs compactly, good internal storageCons: single room, not for very cold weather, doors have only partial rainflies, huge vestibule costs extra21 (optional)90647513 lbs. 10 oz.13 lbs. 15 oz.4 x 14 x 26 (briefcase-style bag)YesYesColor-coded, pole sleeves and clipsYesYesYesCoated polyester ripstop plus mesh roofCoated polyesterSilicone-treated and polyurethane-coated polyester ripstop (with clear plastic window at roof)Aluminum 7,00112 mesh pockets, flashlight loop2 doors, 2 windows. Fly is hooded over windows for ventilation during rain.TwoMesh roof, clear window in fly roofLimited lifetimeTBH67873840002653Family dome tentThree-season122 x 11541 -
Three-room cabin tentPros: fast setup, two storage vestibules, full-coverage rainfly with vents, excellent wind, rain resistanceCons: low ceilings on side rooms, mixed reviews for ventilation, zippers tend to snag in their storm flaps, sand color gets mixed reviewsnot avail.-----------------------N/AN/A-----
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Budget family tentPros: roomy, high ceilings, priceCons: heavy, fly not full-coverage, poles need bracing, thin floor (none in dining area)3180808736 lbs. 3 oz.N/A10 x 29YesYesClip attachments, ring and pin assemblyNoYesYes75D polyester taffeta, 1,200 mm with roof of 68D polyester mesh75D polyester taffeta, 1,200 mm75D StormShield polyester, 1,200 mmSteel and fiberglass2 gear lofts plus flashlight loop, storage pocketsWindow in main door, plus screen room and windows in sleeping room; mesh roofSixInsect-proof port for electrical cord plus sewn-in loops for optional rope lightLimited lifetime48022083826013072Family cabin tentThree-season96 x 120 floored sleeping area; 96 x 120 unfloored screened room4 to 62
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Best backpacking tentPros: ceiling height, excellent internal organization, two doors, vestibules, lifetime warrantyCons: pole releases tricky for takedown, relatively heavy, mesh chilly on nights below freezing225013485 lbs. 15 oz.6 lbs. 11 oz.6.5 x 21YesYesCorner anchor system keeps poles in placeYesYesYesNo-see-um meshCoated nylonCoated nylonAluminum DAC Featherlite SLOptional gear loftFull mesh canopy. Large side vents for ventilation in the rainN/AOptional soft fleece floor linerLimited lifetime2784892802002784Backpacking tentThree-season91 x 7921
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Ultralight two-person backpacking tentPros: lightweight, two doors, vestibules, excellent ventilation, lifetime warrantyCons: setup gets mixed reviews, zipper can snag, sand can blow in under flynot avail.-----------------------N/AN/A-----
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Budget A-frame backpacking tentPros: sturdy, inexpensive, free-standing, lifetime warrantyCons: crowded for two people, vestibule optional, heavy, not for heavy snow11 (optional)3810.5425 lbs. 13 oz.N/A6 x 24YesYesShock-corded poles plus clipsYesYesNo1.9 oz. breathable nylon; roof is nylon taffeta1.9 oz. taffeta nylon w. 800 mm coating1.9 oz. polyester w. 800 mm coatingAluminum (shock-corded)2 mesh pockets plus 2 loops for gear loft or flashlight or clothesline2 hooded windows plus breathable nylon canopyTwoOptional attached flyLimited lifetime186676838262770016Small A-frame tentThree-season84 x 631 or 21
