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mitanbarr
I am taking a marketing class, and we are a new tent manufacturer selling our product to Academy. One of the parts of our project is to list OUR competitive advantage over other tent manufacturers. So if you have any complaints about your camping tent, it'll give our group some ideas.
Thanks!
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I have a new tent that sleeps 7 that I mostly like, but I have a few complaints.
1) It requires more than 1 person to set it up
2) It has great ventilation with vents at the top of the tent, but because of those vents, the fly is the only protection from rain. I have not had it in a rain storm yet, but even with the fly, I would be worried about leaking under the fly with rain coupled with a heavy side wind. My solution would be to keep the vents(really makes the tent less musty) but have some ability to cover them in the event of a storm.
3) I wish it came with a rolling case like some of the other tents that I compared against. It would be nice to have one rolling carrying case to put the tent, pole bags into.
4) The stakes are cheap plastic. I wish they were better quality.
5) I wish my tent had a "foyer" . One of those pre-entrance ways that are protected by rain but you can leave your shoes.
I chose this tent for a few reasons that might be pertinent to your study
1) The floor thickness and quality was above that of other tents in its price range.
2) There are only 2 poles for the tent and 2 for the fly (actually about 12 poles but they are connected by wire running through them which is important to me.
3) The zipper on the main door was well made and looked like it would hold up better than some others.
4) Convenience pouches for holding items were built into the interior.
I have a new tent that sleeps 7 that I mostly like, but I have a few complaints.
1) It requires more than 1 person to set it up
2) It has great ventilation with vents at the top of the tent, but because of those vents, the fly is the only protection from rain. I have not had it in a rain storm yet, but even with the fly, I would be worried about leaking under the fly with rain coupled with a heavy side wind. My solution would be to keep the vents(really makes the tent less musty) but have some ability to cover them in the event of a storm.
3) I wish it came with a rolling case like some of the other tents that I compared against. It would be nice to have one rolling carrying case to put the tent, pole bags into.
4) The stakes are cheap plastic. I wish they were better quality.
5) I wish my tent had a "foyer" . One of those pre-entrance ways that are protected by rain but you can leave your shoes.
I chose this tent for a few reasons that might be pertinent to your study
1) The floor thickness and quality was above that of other tents in its price range.
2) There are only 2 poles for the tent and 2 for the fly (actually about 12 poles but they are connected by wire running through them which is important to me.
3) The zipper on the main door was well made and looked like it would hold up better than some others.
4) Convenience pouches for holding items were built into the interior.
What is a good, relatively inexpensive tent to buy?
fraucarlso
I am not really planning on backpacking so I am more interesting in a one or two person tent that can withstand all weather possibilities. I know the best tents tend to be expensive but I would like to find the best one at the lowest price. So can you tell me which tents are best for what I want and if they are expensive or not? Thanks! :)
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To be clear, Coleman tents leak just as much as most other manufacturers, but they will replace/repair the tent if you send it in. For the price, they are good tents and you can pick up something that will work for around $50.
For my money though, you can upgrade to an REI tent for about $100. Their Camp Dome 2 is a tried and true tent. It's well built and they will also work with you if there is a manufacturing defect. If you go to their website, the tent has been reviewed by over 100 people and received very positive remarks.
http://www.rei.com/product/731378
Lastly, if you buy from REI, if you try the tent out and decide you don't like it, you can usually return or exchange it as long as you didn't damage it.
Most tents are for 3 season use. A 4 season tent is designed to hold up the weight of snow during winter. If you aren't planning to use it during the winter, or it doesn't snow in your area, a 3 season tent is all you need.
To be clear, Coleman tents leak just as much as most other manufacturers, but they will replace/repair the tent if you send it in. For the price, they are good tents and you can pick up something that will work for around $50.
For my money though, you can upgrade to an REI tent for about $100. Their Camp Dome 2 is a tried and true tent. It's well built and they will also work with you if there is a manufacturing defect. If you go to their website, the tent has been reviewed by over 100 people and received very positive remarks.
http://www.rei.com/product/731378
Lastly, if you buy from REI, if you try the tent out and decide you don't like it, you can usually return or exchange it as long as you didn't damage it.
Most tents are for 3 season use. A 4 season tent is designed to hold up the weight of snow during winter. If you aren't planning to use it during the winter, or it doesn't snow in your area, a 3 season tent is all you need.
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