Saw this tent on Craiglist with rainfly but no awning. Is that possible? I thought they are attached.
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sorry miss read your question the awning just zips on and is removable you don't have to use it I don't know how well it works without it. But it is removable . Very good tent for the money when its new if you take care of it and you don't abuse it.
907425
Hi Joe,This tent is amazing. The rainfly works just fine. I would highly recommend it. Thanks and happy camping!
270020
You need a rain fly with any tent but I had it up in the rain once without the fly and it didn't leak. Other reviewers have had a different experience. If you are planning on camping in the rain, get the fly.
1406613
Yes, the main portion of the tent is a pretty standard dome tent and is completely free standing. It is entirely mesh. The rain fly will loosely attache without staking it down.
2000317
The tent is best in the summer without the fly. If you put the fly on, youu may roast. You may want to look into a hammock with an attached bug net and carry a rainfly just in case
1894633
the rainfly is sold separately--definitely get it. It snuggly fits the tent cot.
2091973
I would say no because you are losing a foot on each side. The tent walls will not taunt up and you will have a droopy tent. This would cause your sides to potentially collect rain in the droops (?)and likely leak. But, you could always try it and get a new 10by canopy if it doesn't work. Use your 9by over your picnic table. �
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Not as far as I can tell. The Kamp Rite cot that uses the rain fly has a dome style tent framing, as seen here. http://www.amazon.com/Kamp-Rite-Tent-Original-Size-Green/dp/B000BH46MU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1418128947&sr=8-2&keywords=kamp+rite+tent+cot This flat cot is great, we had had two for several years and love them but I don't think that the rainfly could be used.
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Yes the rain fly comes with the tent and it's necessary as the whole roof is screened and open (a real nice feature on hot days)... Also, I would suggest keeping the rain fly on at all times, even if it isn't going to rain, because the screen roof collects dew and 3-5am dew drops are no fun...
1081085
Yes. The awning has to be attached separately, not as part of the basic set-up.
1794206
I never had a problem with rain with this tent. If rain + strong winds, there's always a chance rain can fly side and underneath rain fly. No matter what tent you get, that will happen. But the rainfly fits on like a glove. You can apply Grangers water proof spray on the rainfly to reinforce the water proofing.
1406612
The rain fly (all of the orange) is staked into the ground all over, so that would not work. If you set it up without the rain fly it would just be a netted dome, completely see through. If you still wanted to do that I THINK it would stand ...there are just two poles criss-crossing the tent, they create tension when you put the end of the poles into holes on the each corner of the tent....I'm pretty sure it stood before we staked it into the ground....can't be sure, haven't set it up in a few months....
857802
I have this tent and lost all of my poles during a move unfortunately. The tent is still in good condition and I saved it hoping I could replace the poles. I'd be interested in buying someone else's tent to get the poles or in selling mine if someone needs the tent or rainfly... There are two styles of the cougar flats II to be aware of though...
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Question. I'm told this tent is not good because the roof is solid and dew will build up overnight from your breath and drip in the morning. Is this true? Most tents have a mesh top with rainfly over that.
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Yes, the fly is included. It is a great tent. We are able to put both cots and a trunk for storage and still have plenty of room. I have used this tent in rain, sleet, and snow. Well worth the money.
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The picture may not show it but there are hooks on top of the white top. You will need to buy the tabsto slide into the awning slot
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Hello Linda, I actually lost my instructions too since they were left out in the rain after the setup, however I just got done setting the tent up yesterday for my cousins wedding ceremony. Perhaps I could send you scripted instructions to describe how to set it up?
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Yea Vlad, that happens with almost all tents that don't have a "all covering" rain fly. Something to consider, just use a regular ol' light weight tarp for situations that you might incur rain. Works perfect. I thought that adding spray on water proofing would work to resolve that issue, but has limited efficacy.