The Eureka!’s N!ergy 9 accommodates 4-5 campers, weighs 15 lbs 6 oz and provides 81 sq ft of protected interior space with a center height of 6 ft. It is an ideal car-camping tent for family outings to the mountains or the beach. If you want to BARGAIN BUNDLE this purchase with other Top Sleeping Bags camping gear, CALL 866.562.1554. Our mission (and were serious) is to help you get out into nature by making high quality, long-lasting tents and sleeping bags truly affordable. (Plus, we love hearing from fellow campers.) Dont be bashful just ask! We love camping and we hope it shows!
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The perfect tent and accessory carry bag for campers on the move! Features: With a durable #10 zipper and drawstring cordlock, the tent and camp duffle makes packing large tents and screen houses hassle-free Web carry straps and end grab strap make it easy to carry a large tent long distances A large, exterior accessory pocket keeps all your tent accessories – like stakes, mallet, floor savers, and extra rope – together and with your tent for convenient transport and storage. Specifications: 35″ x 15″ x 15″ (fits all Eureka tents except the Condo) 1000D nylon cordura PU fabric Poly web shoudler strap with reinforced web 3mm rope with cordlock 3/4″ zipper Hook and loop top flap Reinforced bottom with web seam for strength
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Bring the comfort of your backyard hammock on every camping trip – or easily set up at home for an afternoon snooze. Convenient design is highly portable, compact and sets up in less than a minute. Four-point suspension system makes this hammock very stable and easy to get in and out of. Made of quick-drying, weather-resistant 600-denier nylon covered with a soft polyester fabric. Frame is constructed from durable steel tubing. Pillow and carrying bag included. 25″”H x 40″”W x 95″”L. 30 lb. 13 oz. Capacity 250 lb. Imported.
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Quick Info: Product Details | Features & Specs. | Additional Images Product Details GasWatch model TVL 212, UL approved propane level indicator and safety gauge that is integrated with an easy to see and easy to read colored dial. With built-in features like leak detector and emergency flow-limiter, GasWatch 212 is great for use with all types of BBQ Gas Grills and all other Outdoor Propane Appliances having QCC Type I connection. Easy To Connect, Easy To Read, No Tools Required, TVL 212 connects between propane tank and the equipment regulator. Ideal for use with BBQ Gas Grills, Patio Heaters, Smokers, Turkey Fryers, Camping Stoves, Cookers, RVs, Boats and all Outdoor Propane Appliances. Features & Specifications Gas Level Indicator Emergency Flow Limiter Built-in Leak Detector Can be used on tanks up to 40 lbs with Type 1 connection Installs in Seconds! No Tools Required! UL Listed
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Compact enough for a carry on, and roomy enough day hikes, the Kelty Redwing 2650 Backpack is a trusted internal frame pack with strategically placed pockets and a sturdy single LightBeam II aluminum stay, resulting in a reliable, sturdy pack for all your adventures.
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The Targus Groove Notebook Backpack is the affordable backpack for your notebook and all of your gear. The padded sleeve protects notebooks with screens up to 15.4″. The front section provides generous storage for CDs, pens, a key clip, mobile phone pocket and a porthole for headphones. In addition, there is an extra pocket for files or accessories and even a side pocket for your water bottle. All these features are designed into a durable nylon case with a PVC bottom for protection against water and wear making this the backpack to own.
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we are going to go camping and buying a 6+ berth second hand tent, there are so many different makes we don’t know what to look for, what are good makes and what should we avoid, thanks.
It;s for a holiday in North Yorkshire!!
For me, hubby and 4 kids 5 and under.
Have you ever thought of doing 2 tents? One for you and your hubby and the other for the kids? You can get a 2 man tent for you and your hubby and another 2 man tent for the kids…the kids are small enough that 4 can easily fit in a 2 or 3 man tent.
It`ll give you and your hubby privacy, you`ll have a cleaner area to sleep in bc you know the kids will track dirt and things into the tent, the kids will have their very own tent so they`ll feel like they are camping by themselves but with you and your hubby right next to them and in the end 2 2man tents will be cheaper than 1 6man tent
I’m shopping for a 3 season camping tent that can stand up nicely against some western Washington state weather, which is wet and somewhat cold (50-60 degrees). I’ve noticed that some tents have fully mesh walls while others have nylon walls with mesh windows here and there. Could someone explain the benefits of one over the other? I would think that all mesh would be awesome against condensation, but does it provide protection against the cold? Plus, I would imagine that all mess walls are a bit less durable too. Am I wrong?
With all three season tents the key to success and dryness is ventilation in cold, freezing, wet weather you need the ventilation to keep the inside of your tent dry. For some the more is better. To me it is the design and whether the air has adequate ways to move through the tent without also being so breezy that the tent won’t hold in some heat. I prefer a tent that has some side wall going up from the floor and a full screen canopy through the top. And a complete rain fly with vestibule that allows cooking if need be in the vestibule and radiant heat from a stove into it. Never cook inside your tent as carbon monoxide build up can kill you and spilled food is a critter attractor. hence the reason for the vestibule.
Weight factors in as well, tents with full screens tend to be lighter and during those warm summer nights when all you really need is a bug screen so you can watch the meteors fall what could be better. You do sacrifice some durability with the full screen and that is why I prefer the half wall half screen.
So I wouldn’t say your wrong and I would recommend this tent,
http://www.rei.com/product/779212
Does anyone know how to make a rope hammock. Not the hammock with fabric. Are there any websites with detailed info of how to do it from start to finish?
Step 1 – Go to ebay
Step 2 – Buy a hammock for 20 dollars
Step 3 – Put up hammock and drink a beer
in the state of Michigan. In order to survive the Michigan winter.
Michigan parks online
