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najla Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

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1 year ago
Edwin Carl Meroney Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

This was for a lantern that is probably 40 years old. I like the hiss the old fuel lanterns emit. Takes me back a few years.

1 year ago
Quick unboxing and comments on this Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5
Yes, after a lot of customer feedback Coleman finally decided to release a rainfly for their Instant Tent line. As seen in my pictures above it comes in a similar pouch and it has the same tie-down lines and pin-style stakes as the tents themselves. As of this writing I have yet to find any information on this item from Coleman themselves. Most of what I read before purchasing my Instant Tent 6 was on the FJ Cruiser Forum at [...], and the Expedition Portal forum at [...]. The rainfly itself is pretty much what you expect, a very tight weave of poly fabric with double-stitched seams, and it should work well. Considering all the Instant Tent reviews talking about leaking this should have been an available accessory from the very beginning, and if Coleman's smart about it they should start including it with the purchase of a new tent. A rainfly not only helps keep you dry when it rains, it also provides the air gap that becomes an extra bit of insulation in winter and summer. Since the fly has no venting it will retain some of the warmth leaking out the top of the tent in cold weather. In my neck of the woods it also provides some extra shade in the summertime. The two main reasons I gave this item 4 stars and not 5?.. 1. What vestibule? I realize the product description comes from Coleman, the manufacturer, and not from colemandiscount.com. That said, colemandiscount.com needs to amend it and take the manufacturer to task for the incorrectness. I pre-ordered this product even though no one had seen it yet and there were no pictures anywhere on the internet. I am happy that I have a rainfly for a tent that I enjoy using, but when the description clearly states "...The Rainfly also instantly creates a spacious vestibule outside -- perfect for stowing shoes and other gear...", then that is what you expect to get for your money. A look at the picture of the pouch shows Coleman's own image of the entry door to the tent with the fly on top of the tent. There is clearly no extra coverage over the entry door... 2. The description also clearly states that you can 'comfortably' open the windows when it's raining, yet the fly just covers the top couple of inches on those huge tent windows. Personally, if I'm going to have to spend extra to get a rainfly it should be worth the time and $$ and not just a specially shaped tarp (though most are). The fly should extend far enough down to get the windows at least half-open, and there should be spring-tension rods to give the fly shape and keep it rigid where it is away from the tent. Basically this would give the fly little 'awnings' for each window like those commmonly seen on roof top tents (see pictures here for reference - [...]). So in the end we finally get a rainfly for the Instant Tents, but that's all it is, so don't tell us it does more than that, Coleman.

1 year ago
Greg Etter Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

I have been using Coleman fuel for decades! I really like the smaller cans because they are much easier to take along or store because of the convienent size.

1 year ago
Vida U. Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

Warm and cozy. I bought this as a birthday gift for my 6 year old niece. I have the blue versions for my sons so I know they wash well, are warm enough for most of our trips, and the zipper doesn’t get stuck.

2 years ago
Rocky Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

This is by far the worst sleeping bag I've tried.
Removing the tags from base of bag ripped out the seam. single pass of extremely lite thread.
Inner lining is only connected around the edges.
Has a strong chemical smell.
Inner lining has a rubber like texture, similar to a cheap umbrella in feel. Skin kinda sticks.
No clue on insulation, it made my eyes and skin started itching when I tried to use in house. Batting feels like a loose weave around 1/2 inch thick. Thanks to the massive ripped seam its easy to check....

2 years ago