However, lower pod fixings are plastic hooks so can easily disconnect, clips would have been more sensible.

It is also tall enough that I can enter and exit by stooping which is more dignified than going on your hands and knees.In retrospect, it probably didnt save time, as re-attaching and checking each hook took as long as fitting from scratch. This ensures that weather is kept away from the inner living area and I found it works extremely well, bone dry in the morning. I awoke to the utter devastation of the cheaper made tents around me, The Coleman Coastline held fast.

It withstood 60mph+ winds, torrential downpours and freezing temperatures (yes, that's what Scotland was like May 2015! But we do use services by third parties that either use cookies or may be doing so, yet we do not have any control of it. The inner tent is made of breathable polyester with no-see-um mesh door (like a man trap when bevvied) and PE groundsheet base. The inner tent is from a breathable material, and there is a gap between the shell and the inner canopy for ventilation.Once you've got the basics (outer sheet first, fix the corners, slide in the poles, stretch the corners, hang the inner, pull outer with ropes) it's easy to put up.

The Coleman Coastline 3 Plus is a compact 3 person tunnel tent with a spacious antechamber for a separate living and sleeping space. The tent is designed with plenty of features to make your camping experience enjoyable and stress-free, including a large vestibule for storing gear and a mesh window for ventilation.There is an outer sheet which is what you see in the picture, plus an inner tent complete with sewn-in groundsheet. The generous headroom makes dressing easy and the choice of three openings should cover any wind shift.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.I've been camping many times, my previous tent was busted so thought it was time to invest in a new one.