are they stable enough to hold water without toppling over in a tent?
1520171
No, these bowls are worthless. They are very thin, especially at the seams, and are top heavy. I didn't return them since my 10 pound Australian Sheppard puppy ruined them in less than a minute.My friend had a boxer and these bowls have lasted through multiple camp trips: Popware for Pets Collapsible Pet Feeder.Spend twice as much for something that works.
958159
I would say no. The material that they are made of wouldn't do well in water.
1511434
Yes, I think so.... make sure it is set up right with no loose places where water will pool on the top.... great tent!
212878
I don't think so. They are fairly sturdy, but if there is major (gale force) wind, you might need to weigh them down with something. But just regular breezes won't be an issue.
858929
Yes, you would definitely be able to stay dry during a light rain. Any tent rain fly is going to get saturated when there is a significant amount of rain but Coleman is a great product and unless you get lots of rain, you'll be safe.
1311461
Yes, you will need to use some sort of anchoring system to insure stability. Look around the web or make your own using buckets, concert mix and bungie chords. If it's a calm day then the weight of the tent will hold it in place. We've had ones from other manufactures but for the price this is a great buy.
1158973
They should work fine because they are built heavy duty. And the cap has a built-in spigot to make dispensing the water easier. Just remember that these things are heavy when full: about 56 pounds (and somehow it feels even heavier). So even though they have a stackable design, I would not store them that way in a boat.
1781153
These don't fold and deploy, so are very stable. The legs are whatever length you choose to make them.
954864
I would say that they are at least as stable in the holder as any other type, perhaps more so. I've used others before and you have to be careful will all of them. I think these are pretty stable but I found that you do have to be sure and push them down into the base firmly to be safe. Hope this helps.
929417
I would think you could. They work very well and are lightweight to move. They do stay filled quite a while once activated and you may need to adjust how they are stacked to balance. They keep the water well away from your house during flood weather.
1886513
No they are pretty stable. I have not flipped mine yet but I just use it in the pool when we have parties I put out pylons and I have two of these and we have boat races so no waves but a rowdy crowd driving the boats.
1719007
I would think either would be hard to tip over. I don't think they could tip this one and it holds a lot of water too.
1658779
Michael, I am unsure at this time as my son has them at camp. Sorry! (I would certainly not try to submerge it, though!) :-)
896404
Yes and no. If there is no water they do fall easy but i would not say it is an issue for me
1858918
Yes you can as long as you hang them high enough up. If its too low it will get you wet
2065734
They have great low center of gravity. So, you should be just fine. They should handle your weight, I'd be more worried about the front popping up in the air on you. But I don't think it would.
1426869
yes, but not for water. They would hold something else. There is only one water dish