Heelo, I wanna know if this is a 3 seasons tent.. Thanks
2042139
Definitely. The sides under the fly are completely mesh, it would be extremely cold with the slightest winter breeze.
2042140
Yes! I'm a Scout leader and have been using this tent since last Sept. and it has been a work horse. I will admit, I did not use it during the heat of this summer, but I did take it out in January. It has survived Storms that most other tents I've used would have had water flowing across the bottom. I've used it in temps as low as 26. BSA does not allow us to use heaters, so that's never been test and why we use 3 season tents in the winter.
2042141
No, I only use this in the summer. Has mesh roof which gets covered by fly but does not sealI have a Northface for spring and fall
1584063
YES I bought one in spring of 2014 and reading carefully was able to get the appropriate 10x14 (not the 8x14) and it fits very well. I used it multiple times during the summer at the beach through some hellish thunderstorms and no leaks except a tiny bit at the bottom at the doors at the zipper. I did take the time to put water proofing on the rainfly before using it and I am sure that helped. I LOVE this tent, I am a 58 year old female, not in great shape and can and have set it up by myself many times. It is a little bit of a struggle alone, I've had to redo stakes a few times as I keep walking around and adjusting the sides. Easier to take down :) Hope this helps someone. YES I bought one in spring of 2014 and reading carefully was able to get the appropriate 10x14 (not the 8x14) and it fits very well. I used it multiple times during the summer at the beach through some hellish thunderstorms and no leaks except a tiny bit at the bottom at the doors at the zipper. I did take the time to put water proofing on the rainfly before using it and I am sure that helped. I LOVE this tent, I am a 58 year old female, not in great shape and can and have set it up by myself many times. It is a little bit of a struggle alone, I've had to redo stakes a few times as I keep... » Read More YES I bought one in spring of 2014 and reading carefully was able to get the appropriate 10x14 (not the 8x14) and it fits very well. I used it multiple times during the summer at the beach through some hellish thunderstorms and no leaks except a tiny bit at the bottom at the doors at the zipper. I did take the time to put water proofing on the rainfly before using it and I am sure that helped. I LOVE this tent, I am a 58 year old female, not in great shape and can and have set it up by myself many times. It is a little bit of a struggle alone, I've had to redo stakes a few times as I keep walking around and adjusting the sides. Easier to take down :) Hope this helps someone. « Show Less
1835201
Yes, only three sides. You can roll up the back side so it only has two sides too. But there is no way to close up the front like a regular camping tent would.
548477
I've had mine for a little over a year. My son and I live in it each summer. It's been up at least 90 days and nights since we bought it. We are very happy with the tent. I substitute an adjustable pole on one side of the shade canopy so it will shed water. My tent has gotten some tiny holes from tree branches, but those patched up very well.
1746677
Just looked at the pic of this tent. It isn't the one that I have. it looks like it has metal hangars. Should be good.
955348
It is a 3 season tent but in a pinch you can turn it into a cold weather tent by using a Mylar emergence space blanket on top of the tent between the fly cover just make sure to make 2 small holes about a foot apart in the Mylar blanket so to vent it and reduce condensation build up in side. I have done this several times with temps below freezing to about -5 and it works fine for me.
1656616
I use mine year round, including winters in the Uintah mountains. It does hold up under snow and heavy winds. The only reason I wouldn't classify it as a 4 season tent is because it's not insulated. If you're worried about keeping heat in, a big tarp over the entire thing does a great job. Also, I have pitched another smaller tent inside before, but it's only good for sleeping and you lose a lot of area inside.
955350
It is a three season tent. Usually a four season tent is a heavier material such as canvas. A four season tent is warm in the winter but hot in the summer. But I have used a three season tent in the winter and used a thicker sleeping bag to compensate for the cold.
1811095
I, myself, would consider this a 3 season. Extremely easy to setup. Mostly mesh top before throwing on rain guard. I'm 6'2" and this tents fits myself and 2 others comfortably with gear..
1771583
yes. we just went camping 2 weekends ago. tent worked great! plenty of room for a family of 4.(2 parents, 2 kids 4 &7)
737647
Yes just like a tent but let me warn you the one I purchased for my son for Xmas is in pieces from the wind not very durable.
1811096
Not sure what you mean by 3 season. there is a lot of mesh and it does become cool if you leave it out. However with the rain fly, it is very very warm when we put a small portable heater inside.
1913371
The first year (2013) it was difficult to install the canopy but I managed. I took it off for the winter to keep the frame from collapsing due to heavy snow as happened to the previous tent. It ripped a little in one corner during removal. The second year (2014) it ripped further in that corner. This is my 2nd tent of this type. The first tent was made slightly different and the canopy was larger and of better quality. I was able to put in on and take it off more easily than this one. I don't think you're doing anything wrong. The canopy is undersized.
718099
If I remember correctly, it is. Just remember, this isn't a top of the line tent. Strictly recreational. It's been great for occasional weekend camping, with my son's. I bought it just for my use, and that's fine, because I'm not that fussy. It's a great all around tent, for the price.
265321
No, it's not. The tent was hard to pop up when I had purchased it a year ago. I ended up returning it for that reason.
2079974
It's not a 4 season tent. I used it down to the mid 20s and would say I was pushing it as far as being comfortable. It did keep the rain and sleet off, but any colder and it would not be comfortable to me. Pretty much the upper 2/3 of the tent is all mesh unless the rain fly is used.
1546361
We don't know. We would like to know that also. I truly hope they do NOT discontinue this style. It would also be great in 10x14 and 10x12. I particularly like the tub floored area that turns into a room or a totally protected floored "screened room". That is the feature we were looking for....totally enclosed with options for relaxation or enclement weather. Love, love, love this tent!!!!