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    JaneCarter is offline Junior Member
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    Default Tent only suit for winter is better than suit for four seasons ?

    I want to buy a another tent for winter, because I always use the tents suit for winter, I know that some tents are suit for four seasons. So I am thinking that if i should buy one suit for four seasons. do you have used both of them and know their differences between them? I hope that you can give me some advice. Thank you very very much.

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    Hi, Friend,

    I think at the right season use right camping equipment, which means more. maybe someone think the four seasons tent is more convenience, for you just need one tent to enjoy the full years camping happiness. so I am not prefer the four seasons tent, and I hope this could do some help for you.
    There is a must for you to own a strong marquee for your outdoor games, especially if the place you live is always coming with heavy wind.

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    Hi Marquee.
    Myself I will always go for a 100% cotton or policotten tent made by one of the worlds top tent makers,these tents are not made in the Far-East, Good winter tents regardless of what they are made from must be very strong wind resistant and have the ability to shed snow and heavy rain, They will also keep you cool in summer with good breathability and corectly placed air vents. If you are not carying your tent on your back out into the hiills, and you are going to camp from your car in camping sites. And you are prepaird to spend a couple of K read onYou do not say how many will be camping with you but all these makes cater from ONE to SIX on the sensible size limits strange how makers think we are all sardenes in a tin. NOW THIS IS JUST MY OPINION. Tent no1 the Kaston inflatable size 220 to 380 These inflatable tents are probebly the easyest of all tents to erect and have been officialy tested by an indipendant tester to force 12 on the beaufort scale.Wind Scales - Beaufort Wind Scale, Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale, Wind Warnings, Fujita Tornado Scale - MarineWaypoints.com now let it speak for itself going up
    more modern tent

    Goin down and away.

    Karten are very roomy tents with a chance to change the design to suit you
    Made in holland in their own factory. (canvas tencate 100% cotton)

    Next
    The DeWaard tent.
    These tents are also very resistant to wind, water and snow Do not have the head room of the above tent but the bigger ones are sutable to the tents recommendation.Full instuction if you can Translate but readable if not
    Tenten | De Waard Tenten

    and for the tepee enthusiasts The Ten-Tepi made from 50/50 polyester and cotten the Safir 5 to 9 c/p
    Safir - Tentipi Tents & Accessories - Nordic Outdoor
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    These tents are not cheap but will last you many years of safe dry camping

    Best regards Enjoy
    Rex.
    The joy of living under canvas is a way of life to me My home page http://rexgrant.webs.com/

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