Review on Triple trekking tent Canadian Camper KARIBU 3, royal by Mateusz Boguszewski ᠌

I spent a significant amount of time looking for a new tent to replace the one that Rockland had previously provided for me. The new tent needed to include a vestibule, provide adequate protection from moisture, and be relatively lightweight. Since there were a lot of positive reviews on this particular model, I chose to place an order for it. As soon as I heard the critique, I grabbed the gift and went to start unpacking it. The fact that all of the information from the promotion is printed on the bag is the first thing that attracts your attention. The bag is rather large, which has both positives and negatives: on the one hand, it is advantageous since it allows for easy storage of a swiftly folded tent, but on the other hand, it does not come with any compression straps, which are already an essential component of backpacking. Also happy with the side loop, which makes pulling the bag out to the side more simpler and more handy. The tent was verified for functionality as soon as possible because the departure was scheduled for the following day. The bedroom inside the tent is really roomy. On three foams, there is sufficient enough for four persons. The second door was the only way out of the building, as the tambour was only utilized for the storage of items. There is sufficient room for several different pairs of shoes. Both the absence of hinges under the shelf and the extension of the dogs were a source of frustration for me. It's not very easy to spot a metal dog on a white background while you're looking for it. But despite everything, the tent had to be packed away because of the wedding. During the course of a brief check of the home, I discovered first a hole in the grid and then, once I was already outside, holes in the base. Even though the flaws are not deal breakers, I cannot sanction the repair of a brand new product that cost 10 thousand dollars. I placed a second order since, of the available choices, this one offers the best balance between cost and satisfaction in terms of the product's overall value. Another thing that doesn't make sense to me is why the manufacturer came out with an additional set of aluminum bars, but they didn't come up with a variant that was pre-assembled with those bars.