Straight-walled tents provide more headroom compared to dome-style tents. Taller people can move around with ease. This tent has more room on the ground than most other tents. You can also fit more gear inside without feeling crowded. The tent is also large enough to fit more than one individual, making it ideal for groups of people.
Straight wall tents usually cost less than cabin and bell tents. That makes them an ideal choice for families that are on a budget. The tents are usually more spacious and have better insulation, ventilation and other features. Although they are a bit more difficult to put up, than other tent types.
H20 Block Technology
CORE has patented H20 Block, which includes a fabric that repels water with active beading technology. Seams are also sealed around the doors, windows and rain fly. It is 600 mm waterproof, which means it will hold up in most weather conditions.
Room Divider Option
A room divider is sewn into the tent to allow you to create separate sleeping areas. Use the room divider as a way to create more privacy in your tent.
A tent's other plus is the ability to roll down the divider in order to reveal the mesh ceiling. You can enjoy the view from the top of the tent on a bright summer night, or gaze up at the stars when it gets dark. It can sleep up to six people in sleeping bags, and it fits one queen-size air mattress or two standard-size cots.
Comfort and Durability
The tent is made out of 68D durable polyester that has a waterproof rating 600 mm. It is also equipped with color-coded poles, sleeves and joints that make setup simple. Sunforger® has been applied to the walls, floors and ceilings for extra durability and comfort.
Tent Storage
The tent comes with a lot of internal storage pockets that help you organize your gear. It is also easy to pack and carry.
The total weight of this tent is about 30 1/2 pounds. It's an ideal weight for tents that can fit up to ten people.
The ceiling of the tent is nice and gives you a lot of headroom. However, it's not as nice as a ceiling in a cabin tent. You don't get as much ventilation since the mesh is not completely covered by the roof. It's also not a good choice for areas with strong winds or heavy rains.