Review on Triple trekking tent Canadian Camper KARIBU 3, forest by Stanislaw Komorowski ᠌

There's plenty of room for three adults inside, provided your combined height doesn't exceed 185 centimeters. Right now I would take a tent that is somewhat taller and longer than what I have, but otherwise everything is OK. Benefits that vary: In June of 2022, we purchased the tent. Since then, we've been relying on it. Even with the high wind and nonstop rain that lasted for six hours, the tent remained dry. Even though I didn't test it out with a bucket of water, I have a good sense that it will survive a good soaking. After a night outdoors at +6, I froze the next morning despite layering up with a sweatshirt, jeans, socks, and a sleeping bag rated for temperatures as low as 0 degrees Fahrenheit. It's easy to dry out after a rainstorm, and the ventilation is fine, but could be better. When a person of average height (about 180 cm) lies down on the mattress, their legs rest; nevertheless, it would be preferable if another 10 centimeters were added to the length of the mattress from back to front. The garter's numerous strings have become rotted and untidy, and its pegs may have developed a slight rust throughout the winter. The tent is fantastic; I had no idea it would endure this long. A similar one purchased in Norway has already become utterly unkempt. Easy 5-minute folding and gathering. Requires compromises: In the event of a downpour, the side of the castle away from the main entrance may get a little wet, therefore proper stretching on that side is essential. No further issues were found.