Greatland® 2-Room Dome Tent - Blue/ Black

Tent has drymark waterproofing system that keeps you dry! This includes a water repellent shell, sealed floor seams, and a elevated floor. Tent has 4 big D- style doors for easy entry and exit; 4 big windows, and 2 large roof mesh panels for great ventilation. The big front screened in porch allows you to enjoy sitting outside even during bad weather or a place to enjoy a hot breakfast without the disturbance of insects. THATS NOT ALL!!!! This tent comes with a gear loft and 3 big mesh pockets for easy storage inside. The floor is made of a durable ripstop and the room divider can be removed to make one huge room! The set up is easy for this tent with a 3- way hub so you will be able to set up camp with ease.
Customer Review: Great tent with a porch to boost!
This is a great tent for the money it is roomy and has a screened porch for sitting before checking in for the night. I have a family of six and we felt very comfortable in this tent. This is not a year round tent but goes through fair and semi-bad weather like a champ. The tent is sturdy and unlike the fellow who has a tent "from a few years back", we were as dry as you can get after a thunder storm that dumped a very heavy amount of rain. I am very happy with this product and glad I took the chance on it, even paying full price was a bargain compared to other I've tried. It is now nicely tucked away, but will be out again for early spring duty.
Customer Review: Absolute Junk
This is the worst tent I have ever owned. I am not new to camping in a tent. I was a boy scout as a kid and have spent many rainy nights in a tent. I received this tent as a wedding gift a few years ago, and it is very roomy...I'll give it that, but when the rain comes it leaks like crazy. Even if there is an excess amount of dew in the morning you'll get wet. I think the problem lies in how the tent poles come together at the top center of the tent. The connector piece touches the rain fly and wicks the water in. The top of the tent without the rain fly is screen mesh. So when the water wicks in it runs down the screen, pools up, and eventually falls through. I even added a seam sealer to the rain fly, and water still came through.

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Tom Tessin is an author for FINDcollegecards.com that is geared toward students looking for a Student Credit Card