Customer Reviews With Photos
I like this tent all around just an awesome, solid purchase. Easy to set up and the design literally took all of the hassle out of it. The bag that the tent came in didn't have a pull on it which kinda was a bummer but i put it in a dry bag and problem solved. Solid purchase.
Order this tent for a camping trip I had planned when I opened the packaging I started noticing ants coming out of the tent never got to set it up or use it ants made holes through everything completely lost money on this one
My old Coleman 533-700 is now back in good shape!
Item does NOT fit stoves described...the generator tube diameter is too small for my 413G. Item only fits 426E and 413H. Returning
This head lamp is decent. It's exactly what I expected. Extra bonus points for the included batteries. Fit's comfortably. Not the brightest on the market but I didn't expect it to be. Perfect for camping, hunting, hiking, fishing, or regular use around the yard at night. Well worth the price. I would definitely buy this one again.
I freaking hate this this thing. You can't turn/pull the zipper draws around the corners. Well i take that back, you can if you have three freaking hands. One to pull, one to push the top down the third hand to squeeze the corner. Freaking junk. The only enjoyment I got out of this were the dozen or so co-workers who saw it and stopped in their tracks, impressed by the looks of the Coleman Pro, only until i demonstrated the junk handles and had them try to open and close it also. The pics are from today, no third hand available, had enough.
It's easy to set up and has several configurations for airflow. Really wish it was more water resistant or came with a rain fly. It will withstand a few minutes of light mist but it will seep through and pool heavily in the corners.
Well made tent and my grandkids are having fun with it but they’ll grow out of it quickly. It’s smaller than I realized but that’s on me.
I love this sleeping bag, it's perfect for our use. It is not super slippery and it has just enough higher density stuffing that it is warm yet rolls up tight. The zipper works well, and it way easier to zip up when inside than cheaper flimsier bags. The bag keeps you super warm, although I have not tested it in the wild yet. I slept in it last night on the couch, see the picture. I am 5'6" and am fully covered by it. If you are taller, this might not work out for you. 1 hour into my sleep, I had to unzip it because it was unbearably hot. The bag it came with it way too small to get the bag back in it. Not an issue, I have a bag that I keep it in with a pillow and it works perfectly. I could not be happier with this sleeping bag, it's perfect for our pop up camper and my truck for impromptu car camping.
Bought this tent for a trip I went on. First set up we notice 3 huge holes in the netting. By the 3rd night one of the main poles snapped right in front of us. We managed to Jerry rig it so it would stay up. We did have heavy rain on night the tent did not leak.
We were able to get one propane tank on with slight difficulty and the light was great but when it was time to replace the propane tank, it was impossible to screw one on. The threads on the lantern are defective. After two and one-half hours over three days all I got was frustrated, silvery powder and darkness. I had a second person try and he was unable to get the propane tank screwed on either. I used three different new Coleman brand propane tanks. I’ve tried sending a message to Coleman on the link provided by colemandiscount.com but every time I get it completed and hit send, the site says there are “technical difficulties “ and to try again later.
Lighter than my other tents. Much simpler to assemble especially if you're in a rush to get out of bad weather. It doesn't take up a lot of space in storage. More room for my wife and I plus our gear to keep everything nice and dry. Place a tarp under it. Front screened in area to keep wet boots, etc. From the sleeping area. It comes with a rail cover but I left it off for the pictures.
The only thing this bag has going for it is, Looks!!!.... I just stuffed my Coleman sleeping bag in the barley large enough opening... everything went fine until I used the straps.... the one ripped with hardly any torque?.,, the buckle had turned roughly at a 45• angle, and to My surprise the strap tore, on the first use!!!!!.... Colman should monitor they're private label companies that manufacture such shotty product!...
Solid tent. We left it out overnight in rainy and windy conditions. Moderate rain. Wind gusting 35-37mph. It did well. Small leakage around windows as others have mentioned. Held up against the winds just fine, it’s rated to 35 mph and it did fine with 37mph. I’m disappointed a bit with some aspects of it but I still like it. I wish the side door had more Velcro attachments and stayed closed better. I’m going to add more Velcro to around the door so it stays closed better. And the privacy flap by the screen porch area not being connected to the bottom of the tent letting air in. I understand that’s a design feature for ventilation but I think ventilation up top is better on the roof of the tent or by opening some windows. But honestly after staying the night in it I don’t mind it. I was going to Velcro it shut however since it is not causing problems there’s no need to. I’m going to leave it as is. It’s almost perfect except these adjustments I want to make and the leaky windows which one small cloth can usually take care of when the small amounts of water pool on the floor by the window. It’s got great design and strong steel poles otherwise. Why are the guy lines a such a bright white I feel like that will get dirty so quickly lol. I wish I could set it up myself but it’s not feasible for me as a small person. But I think the trade off in weight is worth the quality and sturdiness so I’m fine with it. Coleman is a good brand I’ve come to like their products.
The length was correct, but the flange diameter was too small
