- It is one of the biggest family camping tents in our catalog
- the tunnel shape design maximizes area volume (including vertical head room, high enough to stand upright in)
- inner tent pitch first assembly means you can have a single layer vented shelter in the hot sunny daytime with the option of pitching the rain fly later
- fully sewn in tub style water proof floor means that the entire inner tent is a self contained area and once you zip the mesh doors close, no bugs can enter
- the inner tent is a large open space BUT leaves you the option of closing off portions of it with the removable partition walls which means you can create privacy areas eg 1 sleeping area on either side of a central common area (for storage or eating etc)
- the rain fly is coated on the inside with Polyurethane (PU) to a level of 3000mm (that's how tent waterproofness is rated) in addition to all of the seams covered with a PU tape (because sewing creates pin holes that can allow water to enter)
Hopefully, that answers more questions than is raises :-) but if not, by all means let me know what else is on your mind
Best Regards,
Andrew
Customer Support
The Camping Equipment Company
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Full Name: Krystal Email Address: REMOVED FOR PRIVACY Company Name: Phone Number: Order Number: RMA Number: I'm sorry to be a pain but I'm having a really hard time deciding which tent is best for our needs. We are planning on camping for 10 days to two weeks with 3 small children and I need to keep my sanity. That being said here is our info:
- would like as large of a tent as possible.
- sleeping 'pods/rooms' are needed so my kids sleep and don't play with each other
- We're camping in July in Canada. Temps are max 86 degrees F. Min = 50 degrees F. The entire month received 40.9mm of rain last year.
- I don't want bugs in the tent.
- we don't want the tent to leak (assuming no hurricanes or gale force winds etc).
- On facebook I was looking at the Discovery but when I commented about leakage and bugs it was suggested I look at one of the premium tents but i think we're losing a lot of space by going to the Ajax.
My questions are: are different models of the premium tents expected to come out soon which may offer more options?
- are the premium tents the way I should be going? Ie should I stay away from the big family tents based on our camping needs and location?
Thanks.
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