Coleman Sundome Tent
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| Coleman Sundome Tent (10-Feet x 10-Feet) |
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| Manufacturer: Coleman |
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| List Price: $99.99 |
| Sale Price: $99.99 |
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Product Description |
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The whole gang can sleep comfortably in the Coleman 10'x10' Sundome Tent. Measuring a full 6 feet high at the center, the tent sleeps five people comfortably with plenty of room to move around. Coleman's exclusive WeatherTec system is packed with features to keep you and your tent dry, whatever the weather. The durable tub floor has welded corners and inverted seams, making it waterproof to keep moisture out. Leak-free rainfly seams, water-resistant fabric, and a weather-protected zipper guard are all specially designed to repel water and keep you and your gear dry. A strong frame design with 11mm shock-corded fiberglass poles are engineered to withstand stormy conditions. A mesh vent provides increased ventilation, to keep everything cool and comfortable. There are separate storage bags for tent, poles and stakes, with easy-to-follow instructions sewn right into the carry bag, so you'll always have them with you.
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Product Details |
- Spacious 5-person tent with 10-foot-by-10-foot base
- Exclusive WeatherTec system is guaranteed to keep you dry
- Adjustable Variflo ventilation and vented Cool-Air port for comfort
- 2 shock-corded steel poles, continuous pole sleeves, and InstaClip attachments
- Center height of 72 inches; rainfly covers doors and windows
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Customer Reviews |
Great tent for the money
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| Review Date: June 4, 2007 |
| Reviewer: D. Hardy, Milford, NJ United States |
This is a review as well as some suggestions for the other reviewers.
1) The rainfly does cover the windows if you align it / center it correctly.
2) It has excellent vetntilation. The cealing does not have a closeable nylon covers inside the tent. This is because it is a 3 season tent. If you were able to close it to keep dust out you would find that the tent would be wet from condensation inside on the inside. So the cealing is mesh to let warm air and moisture excape. The rainfly keeps moisture out.
If the cealing had zipper covering over the mesh,it would be a 4 season tent useable in winter.
The tent sets up easy and served us well in our first weekend camoing in it. We did not get any real rain so I cant comment on its waterproof effectiveness. But it is gaurenteed waterproof.
I love the headroom and the zippers opperated smoothly without a snag.
I'm happy with it. Hope this is helpful.
5-13-2008
I used this tent 6 times this year already. One night it rained very hard. The tent was amazing as not one drop on either of us throught the entire storm. I honestly thought that we were going to get wet. This tent does what it says.
Update 2009
Ok it is now 2009, the rainfly ripped last year but Coleman sent me a new replacement at no charge. Suggestion, you don't need to tighten the 2 side rain fly cords so tight just enough so they are away from the tent. You should however tighten the 4 corner rain fly cords snug, this help keep the rainflt and tent stable and keep pressure off the 2 side rain fly cords where rips occurred. Follow this and you should not tear your rain fly. It rained all weekend while camping this weekend. 2 nights very hard and not a drop on us. third season and the tent still has no issues. I really like this tent.
I would confidently buy another Coleman tent.
Don |
Awesome tent for the money
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| Review Date: April 1, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Paul Johnston, Austin, TX United States |
| My wife and I (plus Dalmation!) have now been camping in this tent three times in the Hill Country outside Austin in Texas. Twice we have experienced serious thunderstorms (and if you have been to Texas, you'll know that I am not exaggerating when I say they were bad) and have stayed dry both times. Also has excellent ventilation for the hot and humid weather here. Thoroughly recommend this tent for the money. |
Coleman SunDome Tent
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| Review Date: July 3, 2006 |
| Reviewer: R. E. Tonsing, Pueblo, CO USA |
| The tent is easy to set up, bears plenty of height and floor space and provides nice ventilation. |
wonderful tent
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| Review Date: July 18, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Julie Mamis, |
| This was a perfect tent for our family of five. I love that I can stand up (5'4'') to change clothes! We can fit two queen airbeds an still have room at the door. Goes up and comes down quick and easily. Best of all it fits bag in the bag without multiple tries even our 10 year old can fold it all an put in the bag this is not the case with any of our previous tents. |
incredibly fast set up
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| Review Date: July 19, 2010 |
| Reviewer: student of the craft, Off 280 |
| This tent sets up so fast we couldn't believe it. You CAN stand in the middle of it provided you don't have two cots set up in the middle of it. My only wishes for improvement would be: a pocket on both sides of the tent (what's with that, Coleman? Only one person needs to find things in the middle of the night?) a slightly easier closure (the little zipper cover sometimes gets in the way) and a few more loops for hanging lightweight items. Other than that, full marks. And of course it won't fit back in the carrying pouch. Forgeddabout it. |
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