Slumberjack 6 Person Trail Tent Review
| Categories | tent camping equipment |
| Product Code | B003YFXJRO |
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| Price | $181.20 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #28973 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: 6 person
- Brand: Slumberjack
- Model: 58753611
- Released on: 2010-07-25
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x
9.13" w x
26.00" l,
19.30 pounds
Features
- Free-standing 6-person Trail Tent with full coverage rain fly and two vestibules; ideal for backpacking, fishing, and any other getaway adventure
- Easy set up with color-coded clip construction and side-release buckle ten-fly connection
- Sturdy fiberglass poles; heavy-duty 75D Polyester 1200mm construction with taped seams; mesh wall panels for ventilation; noiseless zipper pulls
- Ridge pole geometry for maximum interior space; internal storage pockets to keep essentials handy
- Packed weight: 18 pounds, 6 ounces; packed dimensions: 8 x 28 inches; assembled dimensions: 130 x 110 x 70 inches; floor area: 99.3 square feet
- Free-standing 6-person Trail Tent with full coverage rain fly and two vestibules; ideal for backpacking, fishing, and any other getaway adventure
- Easy set up with color-coded clip construction and side-release buckle ten-fly connection
- Sturdy fiberglass poles; heavy-duty 75D Polyester 1200mm construction with taped seams; mesh wall panels for ventilation; noiseless zipper pulls
- Ridge pole geometry for maximum interior space; internal storage pockets to keep essentials handy
- Packed weight: 18 pounds, 6 ounces; packed dimensions: 8 x 28 inches; assembled dimensions: 130 x 110 x 70 inches; floor area: 99.3 square feet
Product Description
Backpacking, fishing trips, or a weekend get-a-way with friends — the Trail series offers exceptional livable space, ventilation, and waterproof protection. Designed for 2, 3, 4 and 6 people.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Justin T
I bought the slumberjack trail tent 6p because i wanted a cheaper version of the Marmot limestone. So before the big camping trip, we decided to set up this tent. It seemed pretty well built and went up really easily. As I unfolded the tent poles and locked them together, I could hear the fiberglass cracking. When we took the tent down, one of the poles was split in two different sections. Needless to say, I now have the marmot and I love it. Pros - inexpensive, very tall, lots of room, two doors, good rain fly Cons - cheap materials, broke on first use
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Denis Gapeyev
Pros: Big, Price, Easy to set upCons: Might need two people to set up unless you want to snap your poles.I just got back from camping over the weekend. The tent went up easily with two people and it is very spacious. It rained very hard the whole weekend and not a drop in the tent. The vestibule was super handy for shoes. I heard that people had issues with poles snapping, i had no such problems. For the price this is an amazing tent.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By amerriman
We took this tent to Maine with us and camped for a week straight in it. It was amazing! It rained, no down poured one of the nights we were there and we never got a single drop on us. It was very nice to be able to store our chairs and other camping gear under the fly at the front and back, without having to keep it in our tent with us.I am 5/7 and was able to walk around inside without my head touching the top of the tent. This is the first tent that I have owned that I was able to do that, and it was very nice.The only negative with the tent is that it doesn't come with stakes for the two flaps on the side that pull the rain fly off the side of the tent. Once we purchased those and pulled the sides out, it really helped with the airflow. Underneath the rainfly is all screen, so you really don't want the rainfly directly ontop of the main tent part. It cuts down on the airflow and can make it hot during the day. Also, you want to position your tent so that the front and back doors go in the same direction as the wind (if you are wanting airflow through the tent). There aren't any windows on the sides once the rainfly is on, so you might want to keep that in mind.Other than that, this is an amazing tent and I will stick with Slumberjack going forward.
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