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Question: does this really have a fan in the tent does it cool you off on hott days
Document: I bought this tent at the beginning of the summer camped 5 times and we had really bad weather several nights Heavy down pours heavey wind.I love how big this tent is and the power pack and light\fan is way cool.but Coleman really? what the @#$% were you thinking with the open screen top in the top of this tent and other tents you guys designed?????
I really like this tent. Ive never owned a tent before, so I figured I would go big with my first one. I bought this so I could set it up in the backyard and hang out with family and bar b que. I put a table inside with a cooler fully stocked and alot of chairs. Its very roomy, and theres plenty of windows to open for ventilation. I like the whole light switch and fan idea. Lol. Its definately cool.
The light works well and is very convenient. The fan works but I'm not sure how effective it will be. The temperature while camping was cool. I didn't buy this tent for the fan. Best of all, it rained and rained and we kept absolutely dry. We didn't have any driving rains so i'm not sure how this holds up in wind.Packing up the tent was also no issue.
Even with the room divider up. You can position the bed to where your head is directly under it and then you can feel it. But if yo uwant to actually cool the tent down and feel a &#34;breeze&#34; then I suggest bringing a larger fan. The O2 battery powered fan is one I use and works fairly well for this tent.
lolok take a good look at the rainfly on this tent. hmmm whats wrong with this picture guys???? open screen top so we can see the stars really?????
But I do notice that a lot of people don't always use the guy lines. Make sure you stake them all down if you are going to have some wind!3. Pay attention to the holes in the supports. The rain fly has hooks that go into those support poles. If yo uaren't careful you can put the poles upside down and it will seem like the rain fly can't connect.Those aren't complaints at all. I really enjoyed this tent.
At this point I have only set this tent up, it went up very easily. The instructions aren't very clear one mistake we made was putting the poles in upside down. The holes go toward the ground. The rain fly hooks into the holes. It was very roomy, the room divider is zippered up the middle, I really like this feature. A storm rolled in rather quickly and we got the tent back down fast. So far I'm very happy with the purchase.
I really enjoyed this tent. I spent a whole season of a renaissance festival with the tent up for 8 weeks straight. It went through some very very hard rains and some fairly extreme winds. I did give the tent 5 stars but there are a few things I do want to note:1. Waterproof it!! This is the first tent that I've actually waterproofed. Due to the size of the tent and I only had 1 can of waterproofing I only sprayed the rain fly.
This is a great family tent. Easy setup with plenty of room inside. Well built, not flimsy at all. I also like the light switch that operates the light and fan.
I have also used this for a family camping and had a double high queen size air mattress plus our other gear. have not tried the fan at this time other than to see if it worked so can't say how well it cools off the tent.
Answer: yes