Coleman WeatherMaster Tent with Screen Room

Es una excelente casa de campaña muy amplia y fácil de armar, si es algo pesada pero vale la pena ya que los tubos son rígidos lo cual le permitió resistir un norte (viento muy fuerte) fuerte en la playa, mientras que las casa de mis padres fácilmente la derribó el viento, pero esa era de las varillas delgadas que actualmente traen casi todas las casas de campaña, de igual manera tiene levantado el piso lo cual evitó que se metiera el agua de la playa cuando subió la marea, sin embargo el único detalle es que con la lluvia fuere si filtra agua por las costuras, pero siendo justos era lluvia y viento extremo, lo que si es que cambiamos las anclas por unas varillas largas y resistentes ya que las que vienen al igual que otras tiendas son pequeñas y frágiles. Recomiendo 100% esta casa de campaña.

First off, it has been a while since I went camping - in my high school years. Now I am a father of a 9 year old who had never experienced sleeping in the outdoors. After planning a quick impromptu outing with my neighbor and his older son, I purchase the Coleman WeatherMaster Screened 6 Tent. I figured it was more than what I needed, but would give us room to grow (bigger is always better, right). Went on our trip to Ape Caves near MT Saint Helens and the tent was awesome. Everyone could have slept in our tent, but it was only just me and my son. We had Coleman's twin air mattresses zipped together making it a King size mattress and still could have fit another twin mattress with plenty more room for storage and movement. Headroom is tremendous, not an issue. The screened in area is a bonus and will be great for my wife who doesn't always enjoy eating where flying bugs can be a problem (maybe a place to appease her). The side door, which is stiffened with the insertion of two fiberglass poles, is a great addition making entering and exiting the tent a breeze. It closes and is held by hook and loop fasteners and can also be zipped completely up. Set-up was not too difficult by myself. I did practice in my backyard prior to leaving and took the opportunity to let my son sleep in it before the trip. It definitely takes longer than your typical dome style tent (which is what my neighbors had on our trip). They pitched their tents and started eating before I could finish setting up mine with my son. Granted, based on the size and style of this tent, extra time for set-up is a given. Not as quick and easy as a dome tent, but definitely not difficult to accomplish even with minimal assistance from a 9 year old. Size can be an issue if you are not careful. This thing is just 1 foot away from being classified as an RV (not to mention needing a motor and wheels). I knew the dimensions when I purchased the tent, but be careful when selecting your camping sites, so that ample room is available for this behemoth. In conclusion, it is definitely not an over-night, backpacking tent which is obvious by reading the specs and looking at the pictures of the tent (and no one said it was). But, for it's intended purpose, it is a great tent. No workmanship issues were noted when setting it up and using for a few days. Great amount of room and other features. I will get some great use out of this tent and it should last me for several years to come. Happy camping to you all. Calvin

This is an awesome tent. Stop reading this review, put it in your cart right now and buy it. Then come back and I'll tell you why it's a great tent. I'll be right here. Okay, Done? Good. You are gonna love this tent. It is full of awesomesauce. It is easy to put up, my wife and I did it in about 30 minutes the first time closely following the directions in our backyard. Why put a tent this size up in your backyard you ask? We'll get to that in a minute. Anyway, it took about 30 minutes to put up and when we had it up, we sprayed it with Atsko Silicone Water-Guard 10.5 oz . Yes, I know it's supposed to be water repellent but if you don't coat your tent with something you're an idiot. Just do it and stop whining. It took two cans to thoroughly treat the tent and rain fly. Drop those in your cart as well. Prime. It's a wonderful thing. Anyway, we took the thing camping and it was great. Yes, it has a power port. The room divider is nice, it's split with a zipper down the middle so you can tuck it out of the way. There are little tabs to hang lights from. We used a iRainy 60 LED Portable Outdoor Indoor Camping Lantern With Lampshade Circle Tent Light Campsite Hanging Lamp For Outdoor Camping/Hiking/ Mounting/Reading/Hunting/Fishing hung in the center and it did a fantastic job, adequately lighting the tent without being obnoxious. The doors are great, easy to open and close, the main door has velcro that is outstanding for the "In and out" during the day and then zip it up at night. I'm not sure what some folks' major malfunction is that are complaining about the zippers. They're tent zippers. Don't yank on 'em like a gorilla and they will do fine. Over the course of four days, not one of our zippers bound up. Not even once. The one thing you will want to do is order up a couple sets of Coleman 9-In. Heavy Duty Aluminum Tent Stakes . The stakes that come with the tent don't really amount to much more than a good idea, but that is the way most tents come. Now, a lot of folks have complained that this thing barely fits back in the provided bag. Not so. When we packed ours up we fit the tent (With the fly and the two useless little "Foot mats"), an 11' X 23' tarp for a ground cloth, all of our tent stakes and a 4 lb hand sledge. It fits. Pay attention, think about it a bit and it'll go just fine. We folded along it's long axis in thirds and then folded it just shorter than the length of the bag and it popped right in. As far as setup and takedown go, it is a snap. The first time took us about 30 minutes, the second time took about 15. Takedown is just as simple. When we broke camp, my wife took it down by herself in about 15 minutes and when when we got home she set it up herself in about 10 minutes. BAM! DONE! All in all this is a fantastic tent and is worth every penny you pay for it. Buy it now, and thank me later.

The tent was massive the bedroom part was big enough for a whole double bed a with room around the living room part was spacious and had enough room for 2 chairs and a table which had a small TV and othe devices on it and room for cutlery so we can eat on it there is a enough room for me to stand up in it I am 6ft5 and is amazing even if there is a storm as the water didn't get Inthe is a wire in place for power (we had solar panels outside and a TV antenna going outside) the only thing there was missing was somewhere to hang a light in the living room and bedroom part wouldn't say it would be comfortable with 6 inside but very spacious for 2

Hasta el momento ha funcionado como se imagino, a pasado por lluvia y viento y no ha tenido practicamente ningun problema, tiene un pequeño goteo, de una ventana mal sellada, pero nada que no se solucione de forma sencilla, la resistencia al viento a funcionado muy bien, puedes meter 2 camas queen inflables, y sobra espacio para una mesa y otras cosas, en caso de requerir para mas personas cabe una cama matrimonial mas de ser necesario. Recomiendo una segunda lona con espacion entre el techo y esta, que proteja del sol intenso por que se acumula mucho calor interno