Update: This very popular deal is still available.
Mountain Hardwear has select
Tents, Backpacks & Sleeping Bags on sale when you apply promo code
MHWGEAR in your cart.
Shipping is free w/ an Elevated Rewards account (
free to join).
Thanks to Deal Hunter
Navy-Wife for sharing this deal.
Available:
No Longer Available:- Camp Awn Shelter (Aloe) $69.95
- Aspect 3 Tent (Grey Ice) $203
- Sleeping Bags
- Yawn Patrol 30F/-1C Sleeping Bag (Aloe)
- Phantom Alpine 30F/-1C Sleeping Bag (Deep Yellow)
- Phantom Alpine 15F/-9C Sleeping Bag (Deep Yellow)
- Bridger 6 Tent (Cactus White) $237.68
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Put it up in the backyard this week to check it out. It's such as well thought out design, many little conveniences features, to make countless configurations. Plus it comes with stakes, attached ropes, two nice aluminum poles, and travel bag.
After buying 4 more just now (for gifts and an extra for me), I return to share the news with Slick Deals.
By the way, I just checked the price on Amazon for an MSR collapsible aluminum pole of the same size/quality and 1 pole is $79. So you can literally get this whole set for $10 less than the price of one pole.
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Is the 4 person tent big enough for a family of 4?
Is the 4 person tent big enough for a family of 4?
Is the 4 person tent big enough for a family of 4?
Great price
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650-fill vs. 550-fill
for backpacking I will choose something with >800-fill.
My sleeping pad and my sleeping bag has been more than warm enough for any camping trip I've ever been on. As long as the fly holds up which this tent seems to have a pretty complete cover fly.
I'm not saying this specific tent is good or not though.
I also picked up the Camp Awn Shelter for its flexibility at camp site. Great deals, thank you OP.
1) rainfly - it will keep you dry when it rains hard with wind. The Coleman will need a tarp.
2) seam-taping- you will need to buy seam tape or seam sea and seal the Coleman.
3) waterproofing 1500mm - for the Coleman you will need to buy a spray seal to water resist, and spray the whole tent outside and all around.
4) tent footprint - for the Coleman you'll need a tarp as a footpri g otherwise your tent bottom will get eaten up by rocks and debris and it will soak water through when it rains.
5) vestibule- the Coleman doesn't have it.
6) quality build - the Coleman is cheap and will fail after a few seasons.
7) pockets, ventilation, etc…. - Coleman isn't entry level and not is 3 season and requires a lot of effort to make it close to 3 season.
I hope this helps. I just bought one.
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