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Yellowstone Backpacking Camping Tent - 7 X 5
- Mesh walls allow for ample air flow
- Two twin track doors provide easy entry
- Full coverage rain fly provides protection as well as 2 vestibules for storage
- Innovative single pole with strut design maximizes interior space while keeping weight and staking to a minimum
Product Details
GigaTent Part Number: MT 004 eCanopy Item Number: GGT-MT004 UPC: 815886010315 Features
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71% Recommend this product (5 of 7 responses)
By Pamela Parker from
Minnesota on June 17, 2014
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Smaller Than Expected, But Still Great
I bought this tent for myself to take on backpacking trip. My purchase was based mostly on its light weight - 4 pounds. It's a bit smaller than expected, although it did fit my gear and me. If you're over 6' tall, though, I would advise against this tent as it might be too cramped for you. I was surprised to find that the tent pegs, advertised as aluminum, were in fact steel. I would like to replace them with aluminum pegs, but that did not affect my overall impression of the tent, which was positive. I have yet to test it out in rain, but I have hopes that it will keep me dry.
By Paola Yi from
Montana on May 20, 2014
Breaking Tent Poles
The weight and size of this tent are very nice, but I had some issues with the quality. Several of the tent poles broke during normal use. It also must be carefully staked out in order to stand up securely. These two issues became very frustrating.
By Riley Denson from
Washington on November 1, 2011
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Quick Set Up
I really like the construction of this tent. It is very simple to put up and tear down. It only takes a few minutes for the two of us to get the job done.
By Daniella Glandon from
Delaware on July 4, 2011
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Sturdy Enough for Many Years of Use
This tent is quite light yet still very roomy. It seems to be very sturdy, and I think it will serve my family well for many years.
By Alexis Pease from
Texas on January 18, 2011
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Steel Tent Stakes
I purchased this tent to use for backpacking trips because of its capacity and lightweight features. This two-man tent holds me and my gear comfortably, but it is not seven feet long as it is described. I am five feet ten inches and nearly touch the sides when stretched out, so a six-foot man may want something larger. The weight is reasonable at four pounds, but the tent stakes are not as advertised. The specifications describe them as aluminum, but they are actually steel and weigh 14 ounces each. The company reports that this is the composition of all their tent stakes, so I purchased aluminum ones at my own expense.
By Mallory Goodwin from
Michigan on September 21, 2010
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Cautiously Optimistic
Since it is winter, I have not yet had the opportunity to actually use the tent. It appears to be a good quality product and worth what I paid for it. It is fairly lightweight for a two-man tent. Overall, I am favorably impressed but won't know for sure until I can use it.
By Stephen Fontenot from
Wyoming on August 27, 2009
Poor Quality
In my opinion, this tent does not have very good quality or design. It has adequate space for a two-person tent, but it is two feet across when packed which is too wide for backpacking. It does not stand on its own, so the stakes must be secured in order to erect the tent. Both the stakes and the fabric of the tent seemed to be of poor quality and likely to fail quickly. I ended up returning the tent without using it. I would recommend choosing a more expensive, better quality tent.
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