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Question: Where is this made? What is the country of origin? Thanks!
Document: This is a great tent for 2 people. Like everyone else says, it is made of high-quality materials, will likely last for decades, stayed dry in a long, continuous rain, was easy to set up by one person, and had plenty of ventilation controls. There was room for 2 of us to sit under the awning and eat breakfast on a folding card table with 2 folding chairs.
I use it literally 3 nights a week (every week) and have had no problems. It's incredibly well made with double seams, quality cotton canvas and heavy duty zippers. It does not leak at all and is so spacious, I feel like I have my own cabin. The poles are connected together with cable instead of elastic bands, and pop together in seconds. The only poles are the ones on each side and the 2 for the awning.
The size is not listed here so you'd assume based on the name that it's the standard 10x10 deluxe with gear loft and split roll case - but in fact it's a smaller 9x8 model without the gear loft and with a standard, cheap duffle for storage and split poles. That's why it's cheaper than elsewhere. I didn't even know Kodiak made this cheaper, smaller model. The tent is fine, the deceptive seller practices are not. Make money by giving your customers what they want, not by tricking them.
I have owned a few tents over the years and when I decided to do some camping this summer I decided I wanted a good tent that would be dependable and durable. My research led me straight to the Kodiak Tent. The tent is well made and defended against a fair rain on the first night. I was dry and enjoyed the camping experience without the worry of shelter issues. Everyone else at the camp ground commented on the quality and stability of the tent. So far great...
Nevertheless, the low ceiling height and thinning plastic floor made me realize that it was probably time to retire "old faithful" for a new one. After hours of research, I found the Kodiak Flex-Bow, which was pretty expensive, but worth the money if it only lasted half as long as my previous tent. When the package arrived on my doorstep, I couldn't believe how heavy and solid it felt. Thank goodness for free super saver shipping! It was surprisingly compact considering its hefty weight.
Happy to say, I Just received my tent from Kodiak. I only wanted a canvas tent and after a lot of websites, a lot of reviews and videos. I chose the Kodiak 4 person Deluxe  tent. My son and I needed an upgrade from our old small but cozy 2 man Army pup tent  made in the 70's. We used it on several Boy Scout outings and sitting among the other newer modern nylon tents, you might say it stood out. It felt we were really roughing it a bit.
I was looking for a smallish tent with steep walls (hate those ones that tap your head, especially in rain). I wanted the best construction and an affordable price. I wanted to be general enough in design to handle deserts, mountains, east and west, rain or dry, cold or hot. It is just about perfect for this. The price is that it is heavy, so won't be going on foot into back country (nor will I anymore, come to think of it).
so easy to put up, just as advertised. sent quickly and we assembled it in minutes! very sturdy construction! highly recommend!
This thing has weathered some pretty serious conditions and still works great. It will last me a long time and is well worth the money. Though it is really heavy and bulky. Not good if you are trying to pack stuff in a limited space or have to fly anywhere with it. The pegs are good quality and long enough to anchor it into any terrain. The pegs for the flap/canopy and guyline are not very good though.
This tent is of outstanding quality. I would recommend Kodiak Canvas Tents to anyone looking for a high quality tent.
Answer: yes