Review on Triple trekking tent Tramp LITE CAMP 3, sand by Bogdan Shahanski ᠌

Different pros: A budget choice. Rapidly amassing a number. There is no marriage since the seams are taped and sewed together. Various disadvantages: Because my previous family tent was a Canadian Camper KARIBU 3, I shall use that as a point of comparison. 1) There is no storm guy in the middle of the side, and the outer awning sometimes starts to come into touch with the inner awning, no matter how hard you attempt to pull it. This is the case regardless of how far you try to pull it. As a consequence of this, the interior of the tent also becomes damp. 2) The arcs have a minimal thickness. When erected with an inner awning, the Canadian Camper tent is able to keep its shape since the arches are stronger than those found on other tents. It is not difficult to move it or hoist it above itself in order to shake the debris loose. When you make an effort to raise this tent, the bottom starts to sag, and the fasteners fly out of the arcs where they belong. Carrying the tent all by oneself after it has been set up is inconvenient. 3) The only way the tent can be carried in the bag is if it is wrapped up very gently. In order to stuff it, I had to disassemble it and then rebuild it again. I would like a bigger bag.