Camp Tents

[Mlbdriver]

Like the tent … love the carpet.

Carpet I got from GOWesty when I had a VW Westfalia great to keep dust down and easy to store

 

[RPilk]

love our Gazelle T4plus....

 

[91Trooper]

love our Gazelle T4plus....View attachment 116696

Same here worth every penny

 

[SandlapperOverland]

Am I the only one who can't put the T4Plus back in the bag?

 

[91Trooper]

Am I the only one who can't put the T4Plus back in the bag?

I have to squeeze it between my legs to get it to work. I did 5 practice setups and teardowns before we went camping lol

 

[Rolando]

We used our 16 year old Jack Wolfskin tent this summer and while it worked well (as always) and a new Exped mattress was an upgrade, I realized that I am too old now for a trecking tent. I don't want to crawl into the tent of not needed, and am looking now into a RTT for next year ...

 

[BlueRidge150]

The Gazelle T4 has been great, especially with little ones and ease of putting it up

 

[RPilk]

Am I the only one who can't put the T4Plus back in the bag?

did you find the instruction? its in the stake bag.... but the hub end in the bag first..... use the velcro strap as tight as you can prior to bagging it..... lay it down and work it from the open end first.... it goes fine with some practice....

 

[Texassailor]

Love my OzTent RX4 which includes the complete annex. I've had numerous tents over the years . . . but none of this quality and ease of setup. The photo without the annex attached is my "summer" setup; the "winter" setup includes the annex. I keep the rainfly attached even during takedown and storage. And, although the carry bag is sufficient, I've ordered a higher quality bag from Drifta in Australia . . . should be arriving soon.

 

[JoeySr]

Love my OzTent RX4 which includes the complete annex. I've had numerous tents over the years . . . but none of this quality and ease of setup. The photo without the annex attached is my "summer" setup; the "winter" setup includes the annex. I keep the rainfly attached even during takedown and storage. And, although the carry bag is sufficient, I've ordered a higher quality bag from Drifta in Australia . . . should be arriving soon.

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We have a OzTent RX5 along with 2 cots and rivergum self inflating mattress’s & the side panels/fly along with mesh floor and can’t get the tent and all back into the tents carry bag.

so far love the tent, easy up, lots of room, great with a heater when cold out, looking at getting the front door also for options and when weather is bad.

Biggest downfall is footprint, need a very large space to set up, some places/campgrounds don’t have large enough pads & ugh, securing it on the vehicle.

However, it’s the best tent on the market if you ask me.

 

[jakesname]

I use a Hilleberg Staika. Was on BLM land in Moab and a windstorm pushed by cheap but effective Ozark Trail tent flat. My dog was freaking out and I'd just gotten into 4 season camping. I definitely went for the most bombproof pitch anywhere tent I could find after like 6 weeks of research. I recommend the Outdoor Gear Review on youtube if you want useful non-sponsored tent reviews.

 

[BlueRidge150]

Slightly off topic,
What upgraded stakes would y’all suggest. Like mentioned, the Gazelle ones (and most included stakes, are garabage. Mine bent going into soft ground

 

[Buckaroo]

back on topic:
ARB roll out awning with ARB 4 sided tent.
mosquito nets all round, built in floor and ceiling.

 

[mmp]

Slightly off topic,
What upgraded stakes would y’all suggest. Like mentioned, the Gazelle ones (and most included stakes, are garabage. Mine bent going into soft ground

These work pretty good. You can get them for cheap at Walmart and Amazon also. Tent stakes- Harbor Freight

 

[Oklamopar]

Napier suv tent

 

[roots66]

Kodiak Canvas 10'x14'
Pros: 4 Season, waterproof, damn near indestructible, Hydra-Shield 100% cotton duck canvas (walls: 8.5 oz/roof: 10 oz), 1" steel tube poles, 16 oz vinyl floor with welded seams, comes with equally heavy ground tarp and 10" steel stakes, tons of room (we fit a queen & twin air mattress with room to walk around), steep walls and 6'6" high ceiling, 4 windows/2 vents/front & rear doors, customizable gear loft and organizer system, easy to set up/tear down.
Cons: Not cheap, Not light, Not small.

 

[Lanlubber In Remembrance]

I like my Slumberjack Slumbershack so far. View attachment 112505

Is it easy or fast for one man to up and down ?
I like the height.

 

[J.W.]

An old one but a good one. I’ve gotten at least two decades of use out of it.

 

[BryanB]

Is it easy or fast for one man to up and down ?
I like the height.

Haven't tried doing it by myself.

 

[Downs]

Kelty with aluminum poles. won't break the bank yet is still sturdy and roomy on the larger models.