Outwell Texas L 6 Man / Person Camping Tent
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #104663 in Sports & Outdoors
- Colour: Blue
- Brand: Outwell
- Model: Texas L
- Dimensions: 50.27 pounds
Features
- 3 room tunnel tent with sewn-in groundsheet, spacious living area and 2 doors
- Large side windows including inside curtains and skylight windows
- Pitching : Flysheet first or as one
- Ideal for families or large groups of friends
- Dimensions: 645 x 265 x 210cm (LxWxH). Weight: 22.8kg
Product Description
The Outwell Texas L 6 man tent with its Space-Frame system offers a more spacious interior than other, conventional tunnel tents. Pitched all-in-one, this version is an ideal weekend tent for a family. This 3 room tunnel tent has large windows giving it an airy, spacious feel.
Specifications:
-Flysheet: Outtex 3000 (75D 100% polyester taffeta) with taped seams
-Floor: Double-coated 100% polyethylene
-10,000 mm Hydrostatic head
-Poles: Steel poles 19/22 mm, Duratec fibreglass 11.0/12.7 m
Customer Reviews
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By Lawrence Upton
I haven't been able to unpack this item yet; but as it is to replace exactly the same item I can write my review.It does really take two people or more to assemble it; but it can be done by one person. You need to have done it with others first and it is not recommended. With two or more it can be done very quickly.The frame is strong (but see below) and quite ingenious.It is well-designed spatially.It does heat up unbearably in the day; maintaining a temperature much higher than outside; but that's not a problem unless you want to sit around in the tent. It's dry and draught free at night.My problem with it came in high wind. Around 58 kph.In fact it should have coped. The material is thick and strong and seems well fastened. There are two problems. There are lots of windows and the glued part is rather thin. I cannot think that they reduce costs much by doing that; so it just seems mean; or perhaps not thought through. If the windows had been better glued, the tent might have stayed up. But one blew in.The other problem is with the main metal poles. There are two of them and they come in three parts each which themselves come in parts one set of which is connected by elasticated cable. Under high wind, the tent moves. It has to or it wouldn't cope; but it is possible for the parts which are held together by elastic to slip right apart and then their edges tear at the sleeves which hold them. It is also possible for the three parts -- 2 uprights and a cross piece -- to separate; and they are not elasticated. And then the strength and shape of the tent has gone.Put the two together and there's real trouble.The window blew one window out and then the wind really got hold of the tent. Slowly the poles separated into their constituent parts and eventually the tent came down.Fair enough, I was in something approaching a gale. But I trusted the tent because it is outwell. And if there had been more glue and if the poles had been better fixed we might have got away with it.Not much I can do about the glue; but some tape around the joints of the main poles should stop them separating.It might seem odd to buy the same thing again; but I reason now that I know its limitations and that anything else I buy will have other faults.Better the devils I know
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