Thank you for this video. I like the balanced review. I have a few questions: I was wondering what makes it a spring to summer tent? what features would have to change to make it an all year round tent? If I was looking at a mid-level quality tent, what are the features that make it better quality and what would you recommend for a family of 4?
Hi, Thanks for your message, the fabric is a 70 Denier polyester, ideal for fair weather camping. For those wanting to go out earlier and later into the camping season, Polycotton or a thicker 150 Denier polyester fabric may be more ideal. Also depends on how often the product would be used. If you are a seasonal 1-3 weeks a year camper, 70 Denier is perfectly fine. If you are planning longer term camping trips, or going out 5-6 times a year for more than a week, I would say look for something more durable. Family of 4, you can choose from many great products, the Vango Homestead 650xl is ideal if you want a stronger fabric, though it does not have blackout bedrooms. If you are just a summer camper, this is a great tent for that.
Thanks for this review. I am looking to replace my current Colman Montana tents and wanted to know if this type of tent is worth it for spring summer camping. Would love to get more details on setup etc. looking forward to checking out the rest of your video catalog!
Hi Anders, I am not familiar with the Coleman Montana tent, the Weathermaster is perfect for Spring to Summer time camping. There are more details on our site, including the floorplan and setup design. Any questions drop us a message.
A tent that it costs, here in Switzerland, around 900 Swiss francs = 900 €uros +/- , with a life time of 8 to 12 weeks???? Thank you but no!! Thank god i've seen this video...i was thinking in buying this tent. 🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
Are you selling this tent or trying to persuade people not to buy it? It's cramped, it gets condensation, there's gaps in the doors, the fabric is going to break down in eight weeks. What's more you seem so excited about it, I've met more animated funeral directors.
😂only trying to give a balanced view. We try to show things in a video you would only see and hear if you could look at the product in the flesh. If you want 100% positives, try a car salesman. Yes, 6-8 weeks is correct weather pending, it's not a concrete bungalow, it's a 70 Denier, entry-level family tent.
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Great review. Honest, balanced and well delivered.
Do you sell any tents like this but harder wearing/longer lasting?
Thank you for this video. I like the balanced review. I have a few questions: I was wondering what makes it a spring to summer tent? what features would have to change to make it an all year round tent? If I was looking at a mid-level quality tent, what are the features that make it better quality and what would you recommend for a family of 4?
Hi, Thanks for your message, the fabric is a 70 Denier polyester, ideal for fair weather camping. For those wanting to go out earlier and later into the camping season, Polycotton or a thicker 150 Denier polyester fabric may be more ideal.
Also depends on how often the product would be used. If you are a seasonal 1-3 weeks a year camper, 70 Denier is perfectly fine. If you are planning longer term camping trips, or going out 5-6 times a year for more than a week, I would say look for something more durable.
Family of 4, you can choose from many great products, the Vango Homestead 650xl is ideal if you want a stronger fabric, though it does not have blackout bedrooms.
If you are just a summer camper, this is a great tent for that.
Thanks for this review. I am looking to replace my current Colman Montana tents and wanted to know if this type of tent is worth it for spring summer camping. Would love to get more details on setup etc. looking forward to checking out the rest of your video catalog!
Hi Anders,
I am not familiar with the Coleman Montana tent, the Weathermaster is perfect for Spring to Summer time camping.
There are more details on our site, including the floorplan and setup design. Any questions drop us a message.
A tent that it costs, here in Switzerland, around 900 Swiss francs = 900 €uros +/- , with a life time of 8 to 12 weeks???? Thank you but no!!
Thank god i've seen this video...i was thinking in buying this tent. 🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
Are you selling this tent or trying to persuade people not to buy it? It's cramped, it gets condensation, there's gaps in the doors, the fabric is going to break down in eight weeks. What's more you seem so excited about it, I've met more animated funeral directors.
😂only trying to give a balanced view. We try to show things in a video you would only see and hear if you could look at the product in the flesh.
If you want 100% positives, try a car salesman. Yes, 6-8 weeks is correct weather pending, it's not a concrete bungalow, it's a 70 Denier, entry-level family tent.
@@OutdoorworlddirectCoUkno worries, I was perhaps a bit harsh. I ended up buying one from you guys so I'll have to see how long it lasts!
@@MrManningata thanks for your order, don't worry no offense was taken. Enjoy your tent :)