Eureka! X-Loft Three-Season Camping Tent: Unmatched Performance and Durability Review

I love Eureka! Camping since I was a boy. They have been our favorite tent throughout my years in the Boy Scouts. My son and I were particularly interested in Eureka! Three-season camping tent X-Loft for use when hiking. It seems to us that the tent is spacious enough and comfortable for a two-person tent. It weighs just 5 pounds 12 ounces and measures 6.5 inches by 19 inches, making it a good choice for hikes of any length. Tents of this size and price range don't necessarily have a vestibule,

I have a very large Eureka tent that has served us well for many years but is HUGE. I mean, two different bags fit in one bag, it fits 8 adults and it's just overkill. I wanted a slightly smaller tent and this is perfect. Still very comfortable (not for hiking) but a much more reasonable size. I like that the tote is fairly easy to carry - the latter had a crappy handle, but this one is comfortable. The tent itself is well ventilated when set up and does not require a special engineering degree

Great car camping tent. Two of my teenagers were able to set it up on their own without too much trouble. This is a fairly strong tent that offers excellent ventilation for hot summer nights and good protection from the rain (we tried an inner tube as no storm is forecast, even with a full splash of water on the sides inside the tent stayed nice and dry). ). It says there are 4 of us but I, an average height woman with 5 children, we comfortably accommodated so I guess the number of people…

This tent comes in a dual compartment duffel bag (with pockets for easy organization) and an adjustable shoulder handle. you won't lose her. It's quite light: around 5 kg. Lightweight and strong, the aluminum poles are color coded with two yellow main and two blue top crossbars for ease of installation, although pegs must be used to secure. The base's good size and height make it very roomy, with plenty of headroom (only 32 square feet). Two doors, two antechambers. It's Well Ventilated…

I installed this before our camping trip because I wanted to get an idea of how it works before we take it with us. It has many features that I like - Convenient carrying case. It is well tolerated but was fun to come back to and required a bit of maneuvering like most tents/sleeping bags. You have to get used to it. I was afraid of snagging the zipper and breaking something, but everything was fine.2. Super light - but if you don't lock it, it won't hold. Very easy to carry when wrapped up and

I rarely fully agree with the Eureka Timberline. I think this is the best all round tent that works in a variety of conditions. Given the opportunity to try another Eureka tent, I have to say I'm almost as impressed. It's good for casual backpackers and hikers. It has some great features including a storage bag with a shoulder strap so you can easily take it with you when you travel without a backpack. The bars are strong and the rain cover is quite reliable. I will use it for most of my future

We're serious campers. We have about 5.6. many tents for different conditions. We have smaller tents for boat camping or short trips, a few ultra light tents for hiking and a few large tents for car camping and longer stays. Plus our winter tent and my solo tent. in any case, we know the tents and have a lot of experience. When you start spending more on tents, you get lighter weight, more durability, usually more mesh, a rain cover included, and just well thought-out features. The $400 range…

There are lots of nice touches in this tent - obviously the designers have stayed in tents before and know the nice little things that make them stand out a great tent a good tent. The tent is really easy to set up - it took me about 15 minutes to set everything up the first time after reading the instructions. I've pitched many tents in my life and this one had some nice features that made it possible to go faster. The poles of the tent connect very easily to the bungee inside, as is the case…

First of all it looks like a tent designed by a team of people who actually use tents. Everything was intuitive and there were thoughtful extras (like mesh pockets, attachment points, etc.) that were exactly where I wanted them.-=ASSEMBLY=-The tent comes in a bag that is divided into two parts. zip compartments. Each compartment has a pocket - one with stakes and the other with stakes (reinforced). The tent is in the pole compartment and the raincoat is in the pole compartment. The instructions