By: Torben Lonne
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Gear Guide’s teepee tents split the difference between more sturdy, full canvas basecamp tents and the lighter family style options detailed in this guide. It’s light and compact enough to carry with you awhile without sacrificing the built in floor nor the intensive weatherproofing measures.
The Gear Guide Teepee is an easy choice for dedicated car campers and overland adventurers who prefer a more spacious shelter over an RTT.
Things we like:
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Well thought-out ventilation system and bug mesh -
Made of quality materials and solid construction without being too heavy
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Central pole allows for a quick set up, and built in guy-lines help in event of high winds
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Reasonably priced for a weatherproof tent
Things we don't like:
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The way the floor is built can allow water to pool into the tent if it is set up in a low point -
Some people have had issues with the factory seam sealing, and have had to redo it
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Staking it out properly requires a bit of finesse
Specs & Features
- 10x10 frame is big enough to fit 2comfortably
- Central pole design typical of teepee tents
- Built in floor and bug mesh
- Weighs around 12 lbs
- Priced at $150 USD
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Things we like:
-
Well thought-out ventilation system and bug mesh
-
Made of quality materials and solid construction without being too heavy
-
Central pole allows for a quick set up, and built in guy-lines help in event of high winds
-
Reasonably priced for a weatherproof tent
Things we don't like:
-
The way the floor is built can allow water to pool into the tent if it is set up in a low point
-
Some people have had issues with the factory seam sealing, and have had to redo it
-
Staking it out properly requires a bit of finesse
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