Rating and Summary I found the Coleman Sundome 6-Person Tent to be one of the best bang-for-your-buck tents on the market. Not only is it highly inexpensive, it’s super comfy for a family of 3-4, and performed decently well in all of my testing as well. In this article, I go through everything you might…
Rating and Summary The Coleman Elite Sundome Tent is an incredibly feature-rich tent. Not only do you get an extra hinged door, a room divider, auto-rolling windows, and pre-attached lighting, you will also get a bigger base area. However, I found the price point of the Elite Sundome to be quite steep, compared to the…
Rating and Summary The Coleman Evanston 6-Person Tent‘s most prominent feature is the screen room at the front of the tent, which gives you an additional 42.3 square feet of space (yes, I measured this myself!). This can accommodate an additional 1-2 people. Or, lots of gear. However, its biggest weakness is the fact that…
Rating and Summary I found the Coleman Montana 8-Person Tent to be great value for money. It’s really quite inexpensive, and I got lots of features, complete with a front porch and hinged D-door. However, I wouldn’t recommend using this tent under prolonged heavy rains. The rainfly doesn’t cover enough of the tent, and ventilation…
Rating and Summary This Coleman Red Canyon 8-Person Tent is a shockingly huge tent (that fits 10 people, not just 8 people), while being very feature-rich and incredibly inexpensive at the same time. However, I found that the rainfly fiberglass poles were subject to a lot of tension (so arm yourself with a couple of…
If you’re new to camping, you might find it difficult to understand how to secure your pop up tent, to use stakes, as well as their guylines. This blog post will show you how to secure your pop up tent anywhere, even including a scenario where you can’t use stakes. To secure your pop up…
I’ve been camping in pop up tents over the past 4 years, and I’ve even bought 7 of them with my own money. Here’s my take on whether they’re worth it, and whether you should (or should not) get a pop up tent of your own. Pop up tents are reasonably priced, yet great for…
After using pop up tents for the past 4 years or so, I’ve gotten a pretty good feel as to which pop up tents are the easiest to set up, the easiest to pack up, and also why they’re the easiest. Pop up tents are the easiest possible tents to set up for camping, mainly…
I’ve been using pop up tents for about 4 years now, and have a pretty good answer as to why some campers think these pop up tents don’t have poles. All pop up tents have poles. This is what holds your pop up tent up. However, some campers mistakenly believe that pop up tents do…
Over the past 4 years, I’ve bought and tested several pop up tents, including the quality of the materials used. Here’s everything I’ve discovered about what pop up tents are made of. Generally, a pop up tent’s poles are made of fiberglass, the pop up tent flooring is made of either polyester or polyethylene, and…