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Style: 6-person
Pattern Name: Cabin Tent + Camping Chair
Features
- Mesh,Nylon
- Product 1: Weatherproof: Welded corners and inverted seams keep water from getting in
- Product 1: Enhanced ventilation: Integrated rainfly offers extra weather protection with better airflow
- Product 1: Built to last: Double-thick fabric stands up to the elements season after season
- Product 1: Instant setup: In as fast as 1 minute
- Product 2: Portable folding chair ideal for camping and backyard get togethers
- Product 2: Extra wide 21.3 inch seat provides plenty of space to lounge
- Product 2: Nylon mesh fabric offers added ventilation; comfortable 18.1 inch sitting height
- Product 2: Integrated drink holder keeps a beverage within reach
Description
The Coleman Instant Cabin makes getting camp set up quicker and easier than ever. This instant tent has pre-attached poles that make setting up camp as simple as unfolding, extending, and securing. You can assemble the tent in about a minute and then get started on your adventure. This camping tent is designed with the WeatherTec system that features patented welded floors and inverted seams to help ensure you stay dry if it starts to rain. An integrated vented rainfly offers added protection from the rain and improves airflow without the need for extra assembly. This backpacking tent is made from rugged Polyguard 2X double-thick fabric that stands up to the rigors of the outdoors, so you can use it reliably season after season. This 6-person tent offers enough room for two queen size air beds and comes with integrated storage pockets to help you keep small items organized. And when it’s time to go home, the camping tent packs away securely in the included expandable carry bag that lets you tear away the rip strip for easy packing.
Special Feature: Portable, Rainfly
Brand: Coleman
Occupancy: 6 Person
Design: Camping Tent
Material: Nylon, Alloy Steel, fabric
Recommended Uses For Product: Backpacking, Camping & Hiking
Sport Type: Backpacking, Camping & Hiking
Installation Type: Instant
Pole Material Type: Steel
Closure Type: Zipper
Fabric Type: Mesh,Nylon
Style: 6-person
Brand Name: Coleman
Date First Available: October 1, 2022
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Style: 6-person
Pattern Name: Cabin Tent
Tents come in many shapes and sizes, each have their positives, and their negatives. Some tents are cheap, while other's, really expensive. The best tent for you, is going to depend on what you need from a tent, and how much money you are willing to spend. Most people who like to camp in the summer time, will probably be satisfied with a tent like this one. While other's who camp in extreme cold temperatures, might be inclined to go with one of those super thermal padded tents. PACKAGING: Coleman loves to double pack these tents. When you receive your package, and open it up, it reveals the Coleman bag as seen in photo 1. If you unzip the Coleman bag, it reveals another box! Once you open up that box, finally, you will be able to pull your tent out of the box to begin deploying. DIMENSIONS: The dimensions of the tent are, 10 feet long, by 9 feet wide, and 6 feet tall. I chose a tent this big because I wanted enough space. However, they always overstate a tents capacity. It may fit up to 6 small children. But in reality, this tent can only house up to 4-adults, and up to 2-adults comfortably. PITCHING: Pitching the tent, is not as quick as the company says, which should be no surprise to no one. If you had 2-people working together, you could perhaps do it in 60-seconds. However, I pitched it all by myself, and it took closer to 2-minutes. When you compare this design to a dome tent however, you will take much longer to set one of those up. All you have to do, is stand the spider column (as I call it) upright, then unfold each leg, until the tent is flat on the ground. Then begin extending each leg of the tent, until the button snaps through the slots. Again, it will be a bit cumbersome for 1-person to do, however, still faster then setting up a dome tent. Once the tent is pitched, and you've stretched all the legs outward, then begin setting up your guidelines. If your tent is on earth, you can use the included stakes they give you, to stake the tent down using the guidelines. Additionally, if you plan to camp on days where it will be raining, you really need to waterproof the tent with the optional rainfly accessory, model 2000010331. The rainfly is nearly impossible to put on, via 1-person, once the tent has been pitched up. I recommend 2-people to install the rainfly. The rainfly secures to the tent via plastic C-clips. And the rainfly comes with its own stakes and guidelines, to secure to the earth. INGRESS: The tent has only 1-entry point, the front door. And unlike most tents, which the door spans the entire front half of the tent, this tent's door, only opens 1/2 of the front opening. I would have liked to have seen the full width being used. There are instant popup tents that are larger in size, that do use full width doors. As typical with all tents, it is double zippered, so you can close and open it from within. WINDOWS: This tent is fully loaded when it comes to windows! There is literally windows on every side of this tent, all of them have 2-zippers per window. Each window has a mesh screen to keep bugs out, and each can be rolled down and secured with the knobs they provide. The reason they didn't use the full width for the door, is because they wanted to put a window next to the door as well. So rest assured, if your camping in the summer time, you are going to get plenty of ventilation. VENTS: Now this is where I can be a bit nit picky when it comes to vent locations. On larger tents, they often put the vents close to the bottom of the tents, usually located in the back, or on the sides of the tent. But they chose to put the vents on the top of the tent on this model. I guess if your camping in the summer time, since heat rises, having them on the top makes sense. But if your camping in the winter time, its only going to let all the heat out. And if your running propane heaters, such as the buddy heater, you really want it to intake air from the bottom of your tent. Also, if you close the vents, there is still no way to make them seal in their closed position, so they will still vent when you don't want them to. The vents also come with zipper meshes, as well as the velcro strap that keeps them open. MATERIAL: The materials that this tent consist of, 150D Polyester, and Taffeta 150D. They use taped seams, inverted welded seams, and use rugged polyguard. I'm not an expert on tents, so I can't tell you the values of these materials, or how they are constructed. What I can tell you, is that no integrated weathertek system is going to completely waterproof the tent without the rainfly accessory. However, for a super light sprinkle, you can get away with it. For the most part, this tent feels like quality to me. A lot of times, companies will cheap out on the zippers, but these ones seem pretty good. The material makeup of the tent seems fairly solid, and the aluminum legs also seem pretty good. The spider column was fairly easy to work with when setting up the tent, so I think it is durable enough as well. Do I think the materials would hold up in winds up to 50MPH or more? No, absolutely not! But who's camping in stormy winds? ACCESSORIES: The tent comes with several accessory points that I like. Outside the tent above the door, there is a loop where you can hang a lantern, mosquito repellent, etc. Inside the tent are two mesh pockets, one close to the door on the side of the tent, and the other on the back half of the tent, on the other side. These mesh pockets can be used to store cell phones, keys, lighters, emergency supplies, pretty much anything you need small pockets for. The tent also comes equipped with a lantern hanger. But if your lantern only has a handle instead of a hook, you will need to use a carabeener to attach to the lantern hanger. EXPERIENCE: Most of you are going to use a tent to go camping. While I would love to go camping personally, I no longer have a vehicle, so I have no access to camping sites. Instead, I am thinking outside the box, and solving a problem I have. I lease my workshop, therefor I do not own the building. When you are leasing, its illegal for the renter to make changes to the building, its up to the person who owns the building to do that. The sheet metal roof of my workshop leaks when it rains. When it snows heavy, snow also falls in from the ridge cap. And since my shop is not insulated, it gets mighty cold in there during the winter time, there is just no way to heat it. NOTE: Absent T land owners are not fun. They don't consider you important, and they refuse to fix problems. But they love to go numerous vacations every year all over the world, with the money they make from your rent payments. Capitalism at work fellas. To solve this issue, I bought this tent, I knew that it would solve two problems for me. First, keep the rain off of my most important machines, and provide heat to keep the freezing cold at bay. Also, I wanted a space where I could do work in warmer temps. As you can see from the pictures, the tent fits the available space I have in the shop quite well. I ran an electrical cord up through the top vent, so that I can have power to run a light, space heater, and a charger. I used a 32-WATT LED worklight as my light source, I just used a small bungee cord wrapped around the light's frame several times, then put both the hooks onto the lantern hanger attachment. While it may be crude, it works, and thats all that counts. I run the space heater on low, its set to 65 degrees F, and it oscillates to move the heat around. When I am not working in the tent, I store my 2-best mowers inside, and a scooter. The mower closest to the camera, I actually bought on Amazon! I use an outdoor wireless thermometer to monitor the temp inside the tent, thats how I dialed in the heater. Also, to protect the tent floor from tearing, as I am moving heavy equipment in and out of it, I chose to line the floor with cardboard, and taped the cardboard together. And since I unfortunately do not have carpet material, I chose to just staple some blankets to the cardboard. If anybody has any knowledge on where I can get carpet to line this square footage on the cheap, please let me know. When the temperature is in the 30's, I am able to maintain 54 degrees F with the heater on low. (750-WATTS) When the temperature is in the 40's, I am able to maintain 60 degrees F. If I through the heater on high, (1500-WATTS) I could easily hit the mark of 65 degrees F while its in the 30's out there. But I don't want to use that much power on my bill, so I chose not to. For those of you who plan to use a propane buddy heater, make sure your vent is open, otherwise you will burn up all your oxygen and become asphyxiated. A propane heater generally puts out more BTU's of heating power, but at a price of consuming propane. CONCLUSION: I am known to do things in unique ways, and this tent is no exception. While this tent is a very simple solution to a larger problem, it is both cost effective, ingenuitive, and it just works for me. Nobody can wait on absent t owners to handle things. And there was no way I was going to spend 1000 dollars of my own money to insulate the workshop and fix the roof leaks. I really love my tent, it works really well, and I think you will love it too, if you choose to buy it. Despite a few of my nit picks, I am going to give this a solid 5 out of 5 stars!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 14, 2019 by Arthur Senior Arthur Senior
Style: 6-person
Pattern Name: Cabin Tent
A great tent. Good for a one-night campout in my book, here's why: When you build your camping kit, it is easy to forget that you need to get all your people, AND STUFF to the site. While this tent is crazy easy to set up and take down, there is a downside yet... when in its storage bag, takes a TON of space; I would say twice the cargo space of a traditional shock-cord poled tent of comparable person capacity and hardiness. If you have a truck or large SUV, this tent will be better suited for you. If you have a crossover or sedan, you should be warned that this tent takes up a TON of valuable cargo room. If you go one night camping, you may only need a very small cooler, and this tent will help you maximize the time you spend relaxing and minimize the time spent setting up camp, making it a good choice. If you go several nights, cargo space becomes critical, especially if hauling your own gas firepit as those require tons of propane to run, and in that case, I will bring my shock-corded tent for that trip since saving time on setup and teardown is less critical on those trips. So, yes this is no doubt a well made tent, get the rainfly, it is worth it as this tent looks goofy without it, but make sure you take into consideration that the tent when in its stored state is GIGANTIC. Regarding "leakiness" cited by others: This tent has an integrated fly, making it marginally warmer than a tent with a separate fly, however, condensation is an issue since there is much less ventilation, so I do not recommend sleeping on anything less than an 8 inch thick air mattress, or you will wake up DRENCHED. I do not see issues with water-tightness at least on my tent, but if your tent is wet from rain, your hot moist breath will condense on the tent walls like crazy, and drip rivers of condensed moisture to the floor, giving an illusion of a leak. Make sure you keep it well vented with the ceiling vent and also leave the windows slit open to reduce moist air buildup. Even more important when using a propane heater, they release 1 quart of water vapor into the air for every 1lb of propane burned. in winter, this will end up on your tent floor, and with a 9000 BTU heater, you are basically dumping a gallon of water into your tent every 8 hours. Have fun camping!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 25, 2023 by Stephen J Scimone Jr.
Style: 6-person
Pattern Name: Cabin Tent
This is an awesome tent. For it's maiden voyage, we went camping with a youth group, and encountered a very bad rain storm. Tents were blown all over, and some fiberglass poles were broken. The sand we had staked into wasn't great, and possibly neither were the teenagers staking skills, and both probably helped create the situation we were in that night. But there were two identical 6 man Coleman tents, and they withstood everything Mother Nature threw at them, and did it very well. It was funny to hear the boys ask why these 2 Adult pitched tents were still standing. First: experience, and second: this awesome tent. And maybe I got those backwards. We took this tent out again and had a similar occurrence on the high plains in Wyoming. Another Youth Group. More blown over tents. One went a hundred feet in the air, by most accounts. It must have been empty, or had very un-aerodynamic qualities. I left a window partly down, and that was user error. And the wind was blowing the rain through the open air vent at the top of the tent, again mostly user error. But the tent stood strong, and didn't give an inch into that high wind / rain storm. Our cooking crew rented a high-end Professional canopy to keep them out of the elements. It was ripped to shreds from the wind. I did buy the rain fly for this tent, and I should have put it on for this second event. It would have prevented the rain in the Vent. The Vent is lower than the fabric around it, so it sinks in a little. Perfect for filling the top with water. The Rain Fly is the only way to prevent this from happening. A slight design flaw. But other than that, 5 perfect stars. Having come out of those 2 events with a still very new tent, I'm confident in it's abilities to withstand the elements. Happy Camping! We will be!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 19, 2022 by RL Brooks