Crua Outdoors Core: Top-Rated 6 Person All Weather Family Camping Tent with Air-Beam Frame - Effortless Set Up & Superior Quality Review

When buying outdoor equipment, I like to look for cheap products. Before buying the Cura Core, the Eureka Cascade was my big tent. Sure it's a much more expensive tent than something like the Cascade, but the quality, design and thought that went into the Core resulted in a quality product. In late September I took a 4 day trip north of Mammoth Lakes to test the Core. A buddy of mine has a Coleman 5 person do-it-yourself tent and I put a Core in front of him. I'm glad he has no mechanical…

I bought a Core. Weeks passed and I received my credit card statement before the tent even shipped. I had to ask why it hadn't shipped yet and was told customs were holding it. So I went on the next hike with my old tent, which luckily I haven't thrown away yet. Finally a new tent. Went hiking, rain for several hours on the first evening, no wind. I went into the tent and found running water in the front vestibule and several puddles inside the tent. Croix wrote they wanted my photos of the…

I am very happy with the camper! I received my tent in less than a week. Was packed very well; The packaging was intact and upon opening it was found that the item was in perfect condition. The tent and all accessories are in a travel case, which is very compact for the size of this tent. At the time of writing this review, I've put it back in my bag twice and while it's not that easy to put back, it still works. The completely dried out air from the tent helps here - if the air stays, there is