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Question: Set up/ take down.  Is it easy? Can one person do it?  Or must 2 or more
Document: Nice big tent for 2 adults and 2 kids! Love the color, pretty easy to set up. Definitely use a tarp underneath. I recommend setting the tent up before taking it camping for the first time. We did not and drove 300 miles to our campground, as we were setting it up realized Coleman had put the wrong pole connector on the tent and of course it was one of the main connectors. We had no choice but to bungee rig it together.
I guess I will be the 1st to write a real review for this tent. Clearly you will not want to take it backpacking in the Rockies or along the Appalachian Trail since it is a 10 person tent, anyone with common sense will know that.
Great, roomy tent. Plastic hubs are weak. Broke one the first time I put it up. It's best to insert the tent poles into the hub first, then into the bottom clips. When removing the tent poles, it's best to remove them from the bottom clips before removing them from the hub.To strengthen the hubs, I cut a piece of 1-3/8" galvanized top rail about 2-1/2" long.
The old one is still in good enough condition that it can be put up, even with it's redneck duct taped connector. Which leaves us with a spare tent in case we need it for any reason.Edit:  The new tent arrived and we decided to set it up in the yard, just to make sure everything was ok with it. Let me just say that they have changed a few things. On the surface it doesn't seem like anything major was changed.
The tent is great looking, spacious, and conceptually well designed. However, on it's first use with my family at the campsite 2 of the 4 base tie down straps broke off completely. The tent came packaged with the internal lighting/fan system already broken(really just a poor packaging plan in my opinion). Otherwise it's a great tent. The base tie down straps should not be so easily torn/ripped off.
This is a follow up review on this tent. We took it out for a 4 day weekend stay and had a great time with it. We had hard rain, 20-25 mph winds and 39 degree temps!! The tent held up just great. However, this tent is not for cold weather!! Had 2 small propane heaters going and it barely made a difference. The entire top of the tent is netting which will be great for this summer in the desert of S central Az.
My husband has not been camping since he was a boy scout and was able to put this tent up by himself with little effort. If you can read directions and have some sense its fairly easy to do. Its carrying case is the size of a duffle bag and if you pay attention to how you unfold it, it will fit perfectly back in its place. It is big enough inside for him to stand comfortably without crouching or stooping and hes 6'2.
iTS bigger than I thought but it is allmost like the one my parents had when I was small and when camping.
Needless to say, we didn't use the fan! We really love this tent and it had a real work out. Roomy, my oh my we have a lot of room in this tent and can stand up in it and walk around, along with a Q size air bed! Can't go wrong with this one! !
He actually had it twisted and cause the connector to be too taught. Which, in turn, caused it to snap in two when he forced the pole into the hole. We did the only right thing to do and wrapped it up with duct tape and it has been fine ever since. The only frustrating thing about this situation is that I have searched for a replacement connector and have not been able to find one.
Answer: yes