Does the Coleman Instant Tent need a rainfly?
As the tent fabric is fully waterproof with taped seams, a rainfly is not necessary. Even though the tent is waterproof, it is not an ideal tent for rainy weather because there is no vestibule. If you plan on camping in rainy weather, you should always bring a tarp for extra weather protection.
What is the difference between fast pitch and instant tent?
An Instant Tent allows quick setup in about a minute with pre-attached poles. Another different option is the Fast Pitch Tent models which have pre-attached poles and a hub. The Coleman FastPitch tents setup about 50% faster than a comparable standard Coleman tent.
How much wind can a Coleman tent take?
We subject all our tents through rigorous high wind conditions at our testing laboratory before you take them outdoors! At our laboratory we use high powered fans to blow winds at speeds of 56 km per hour (35 m per hour) at our tents.
Do you need a tarp under a tent?
Putting some sort of ground cover or tarp under your tent is essential for the durability of your tent and to keep it warm and dry. If the tarp extends too far, even dew will run down the tent walls and collect under your tent. When camping at the beach, don’t put a tarp under the tent, but rather inside the tent.
Can you buy a rainfly for a tent?
Product Description. Get better airflow with the Coleman rainfly accessory for 6-person instant tent.
How big is a 10 man tent?
roughly 150 to 180 square feet
A 10-man tent offers roughly 150 to 180 square feet of floorspace as well as standing to roaming height. This tent size approaches an upper limit for family cabin tents and may or, more likely, may not fit on a 15′ by 15′ tent pad. Tents this large can vary widely in shape.
Are instant tents durable?
Instant or pop-up tents are really easy to set up, tear down, and they’re pretty durable, but they cost more. Regular tents take more time to set up, but they’re more affordable, can pack up smaller, and are also durable if set up correctly.
What wind speed is bad for camping?
Most tents are designed to withstand a certain amount of wind, however speeds over 30 mph can cause damage.
What is too windy for a tent?
Whenever stakes are used to keep the tent down, tents can often handle 40 mph or less. Generally, winds of 50 mph or higher will be too much for most tents.