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For this guide, we focused on tents that suit the most common terrains you’re likely to encounter when car-camping—grassy lawns or clearings, beaches, dirt campsites, and basic platforms—in spring, summer, and fall. We’re not looking at tents designed for such specialized activities as mountaineering, backpacking, or winter camping, though some of our recommendations have cross-over… Continue reading When to Upgrade and Replace Your Event Tent

But I can say with confidence that I never envied the hardboard kayakers during my testing. Many of them, however, slowed down to inquire with raised eyebrows about my Switch Pro tackling whitewater while laden with gear. Over the last 2 months, the brand’s inflatable standup paddleboard (SUP)/kayak hybrid has carried me down a hundred… Continue reading When to Upgrade and Replace Your Event Tent

This design does a better job shielding the tent from incoming—and sideways—wind and rain. The Tungsten’s two brow poles create an especially effective awning over the tent door, so very little water gets in when someone comes or goes. The Wireless 6 goes up easily, using the same kind of intuitive pole and clip method… Continue reading When to Upgrade and Replace Your Event Tent

The Base Camp also offers more privacy compared with our other picks—with or without the rain fly. At the Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab, we’ve tested hundreds of products for more than a century, ozark trail canopy tent including the best mattresses and best pillows. To find the best air mattresses, we evaluated everything from… Continue reading When to Upgrade and Replace Your Event Tent

This shouldn’t be an issue in most situations, but if you’re headed into a particularly windy place or simply want some backup, we suggest picking up four extra tent stakes at your local outdoor shop or online. These inexpensive stakes are comparable to the ones that accompany the Mineral King 3; these slightly more expensive… Continue reading When to Upgrade and Replace Your Event Tent