Tents - page 6

Kelty Rumpus Freestanding Camping Tent

A freestanding family tent with a huge vestibule that doubles as a shade awning for gear, dogs and chairs. At this weight it belongs at the car, not on a backpack.

The North Face Stormbreak 3 Camping Tent

A roomier freestanding tent with a vestibule, color-coded poles and a rainfly for groups of up to three in mild seasons. Like the smaller versions, it is a two season tent.

The North Face Stormbreak 2 Camping Tent

A compact shelter for a pair on mild-season trips, with taped seams and an included rainfly. It is a two season design, so it is not meant for winter camping.

The North Face Stormbreak 1 Camping Tent

A one-person freestanding tent for solo trips in mild seasons, with a water repellent finish and high-low venting. The weight rows disagree, so check which figure applies if pack weight matters.

Naturehike Dune Hot Tent with Stove Jack 6 Person

A round hot tent with a stove jack for cold-weather camping. Its capacity is described inconsistently, so do not buy on the person count alone.

Heimplanet The Cave XL V2 Inflatable Tent

An inflatable geodesic tent that pitches in about a minute and resists water well. A pump is not confirmed in the box, and the weight figures conflict.

Naturehike Village 4-Person Tent with Footprint

A four-person free-standing tent with pre-attached poles and a footprint in the package. The listed size looks small for four sleepers, and weight and floor dimensions in a usable form are missing.

Naturehike Village 8-Person Tent with Porch and Footprint

A very large rectangular tent with a porch and a footprint for groups camping from a vehicle. Weight and pole details are not given, and the listing mixes water resistant and waterproof wording.

FanttikOutdoor Alpha C4 Camping Tent with Zeta V11 Pro Table