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Frame Type
Customers are highly satisfied with the external frame design and vestibules of the Kelty Gunnison 3.2 Tent. They appreciate its ease of setup, lightweight nature, and ample mesh for visibility and airflow. Some customers have noted that it does not come with a gear loft but have purchased one separately.
Door Convenience
Customers are highly satisfied with the convenience of having two doors in the Kelty Gunnison 3.2 tent, making it easy to get in and out without disturbing their campmates or stepping on gear. The doors and vestibules also provide ample storage space for personal items. However, some users have noted that setting up the tent alone can be a bit more challenging compared to having an extra person's help.
Size
Customers are overwhelmingly positive about the size of the Kelty Gunnison 3.2 Tent, praising its ample room for two to three people and their gear, as well as its ability to accommodate larger individuals. Some customers have used it for solo camping with plenty of space left over. The vestibules are also appreciated for storing outdoor items and keeping them dry.
Weight
Customers have mixed opinions on the weight of the Kelty Gunnison 3.2 Tent. While some find it ideal for backpacking due to its lightweight nature, others consider it heavier than expected but still suitable for its price and features such as durability and ease of setup.
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Window Durability
Customers have generally positive opinions about the window durability of the Kelty Gunnison 3.2 Tent. Some reported minor issues with plastic components but overall found the tent to be tough and durable, able to withstand various weather conditions including rain, wind, and cold temperatures. The rainfly was also praised for its effectiveness in keeping the interior dry.
Highlights
Quality
* high quality plastics for all fittings.
The poles are lightweight and very durable.
Always pick up the socket and pop it off with your thumb, and 2: the little ball joint screws right back into the aluminum tube.
By the 3rd day, the tent started leaking noticeably through the rain fly and lower perimeter of the tent.
Price
I strongly recommend it for the price vs.
I docked this tent one star because of weight but that might not be fair because the price point is good.
I bought my tent for around $125, which to me was a great price.
I bought this tent on sale at rei (about $150, i think) mainly for use for camping for my wife and me.
Shipping
First one they sent had holes in it but quickly fixed the problem by shipping me a new tent.
Packaging/appearance
* easy fastening toggles facilitate keeping the door material out of your way when packing things into or out of the tent.
It is super easy to assemble, light enough for me to pack it away and not be bothered by its weight, i loved the amount of mesh... Read More
I didn't leave mine there because of the three copperheads we shared our site with; the pack were emptied and went elsewhere.
I really figured i'd have a little water seeping in from somewhere, but when i packed up to leave the inside of the tent was dry as a bone.
Competitiveness
One of the main reasons i bought it is because it's much longer than most other comparable two person backpacking tents.
I don't know that i'd pay much more for it with highly competitive offerings from alps, rei, and other outfitters, but it is a ... Read More
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- This product had a total of 127 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 18 2024.
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Great tent however i returned it for a different brand and model
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I also love the 34porch34 but have only used that function once
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If youre claustrophobic this might not work for you
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Im 5 feet tall and when i lay on my back thumbs touching my thighs fingers splayed my pinkies touch the sides of the tent
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When my pack is perpendicular to me at the end of the tent i can put my feet on it
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The mesh allows for a lot of air flow when the rain fly isnt on and star gazing
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This is the first ive owned but probably the 5th or so ive had experience with
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Lay the tent out stake out the corners erect and insert the poles attach the tent clips cover with the rain fly which clips into the tent corners and finally stake the rain fly doors down