Coleman Tents Coleman Sundome Tent

I have had the 4p version of this tent for a while and I decided to downsize and buy a couple more 2p tents. I have a family of 6. So with x2 2p tents and one 4p tent, we can flex based on who is camping: with all 4 kids, we can have a 2p for adults and a 4p for the kids to share (or a 2p for the boys, a 2p for the girls, and a 4p for mom and dad, if we want to go a bit heavier on gear). With an adult and two kids, we can use two 2p tents. The 4p tent is pretty big- plenty of room for queen mattress + space to move around in and store gear. But, I found it too big for when I go camping by myself + my two boys. I'd like to be in my own tent and for the boys to share a tent, so the 4p was just too much for the two young boys. I haven't yet put a queen mattress in the 2p tent (supposedly it can fit), but I imagine it's a tight fit. The tents themselves are easy to setup and do well in rainy weather. One thing I like is that they stand alone without having to be staked in, so it can be setup and then moved into position. The fly can be attached to the tent without stakes, but it does require staking down on the sides to ensure water sheds off. The 2p tent is basically just a miniature version of the 4p, but it is a little easier to setup just due to being smaller. The 2p is a lot easier to setup by yourself. The 2p is about 2.5 lbs (24%) lighter than the 4p, but the package isn't all that much smaller. If you're car camping, the packed weight and size difference is minor. The ease of setup and flexibility of having more tents you can add/remove are the primary benefits of having the 2p tents in my case. I previously used a small one-man tent for when camping by myself. Although it was lightweight, I found it very uncomfortable, not very water resistant, and it took even longer to setup. The Sundome 2p is a big upgrade and I think the extra weight is worth the added comfort and ease of setup. I've used Marine Corps 2-man combat tents before. Those tents are definitely more heavy duty than the Coleman's (and priced several times more) and are heavier as a result. But for most purposes, the Coleman should be fine. Here's a weight comparison of the tents. I always use a tarp under my tents, so I included that weight. -1-man tent (Guide Gear brand): 6.5 lbs w/ tarp -Sundome 2p tent: 8 lbs w/ tarp -USMC 2-man Combat Tent: 10lbs w/ tarp -Sundome 4p tent: 10.5lbs w/ tarp

I recently had the opportunity to test out the Coleman Sundome 2-Person Tent during a weekend camping trip, and I was thoroughly impressed with its performance and features. This tent is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-set-up shelter for two people, especially for those of us who enjoy motorcycle camping. First and foremost, the setup process was incredibly straightforward. The color-coded poles and simple design allowed me to pitch the tent in just a matter of minutes, even as the sun began to set. The tent's compact size makes it perfect for backpacking or car camping, and it packs down nicely into a manageable carry bag that fits perfectly on my motorcycle. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it stowed away in my saddlebags, leaving ample room for my other gear. One of the standout features of the Sundome is its weather resistance. The tent is equipped with Coleman's patented WeatherTec system, which includes patented welded floors and inverted seams to help keep water out. During a brief rain shower, I was pleased to find that the interior remained dry and comfortable, allowing us to enjoy our camping experience without worry. The ventilation in the tent is also commendable. With large windows and a ground vent, airflow was excellent, preventing condensation buildup and keeping the interior fresh. The spacious design comfortably accommodated two adults, with enough room for gear storage as well. As a motorcyclist, I particularly appreciated how lightweight and compact the Sundome is. It’s easy to strap onto my bike, and I didn’t feel like I was sacrificing space or weight for quality. On the road, I often find myself needing to set up camp quickly, and this tent’s user-friendly design made it a breeze to pitch after a long day of riding. Additionally, the tent's durable materials and sturdy construction give me confidence in its longevity. The fabric feels robust, and the poles are strong enough to withstand moderate winds. I appreciate that Coleman has designed this tent with both comfort and durability in mind, making it a reliable companion for my motorcycle adventures. Overall, I highly recommend the Coleman Sundome 2-Person Tent to anyone seeking a reliable and user-friendly camping solution, especially for motorcycle trips. It strikes a perfect balance between affordability and quality, making it an excellent investment for both novice and experienced campers alike. Whether you're heading out for a weekend getaway or a longer adventure, this tent is sure to meet your needs and enhance your outdoor experience.

See headline. Used in Florida and Mississippi. Heavy downpour thunderstorm one night. Tent did not leak. However, I did not tie-out the rain-fly so there was a lot of rain dripping off the rainfly on to the bottom wall of the tent on the sides. I had stuff against those wall so, of course, some water seeped through. This is normal. Just saying this for other newbies. I have the navy blue 2 person version. Plenty of room just for me and some gear and even a dog. With two people in there, you better plan on stashing your gear outside. I love this tent so much. It was cheap when I bought it. Easy to setup and pack up. Waterproof. Plenty of ventilation. I wish it were lighter and packed up smaller. I think the rainfly could be a little larger but it worked. I'm tempted to replace the fiber-glass poles with aluminum poles to save some weight and hopefully be more durable. I also plan on ditching the rainfly to "save weight" but I will use a 10x10 tarp that I'm sure weighs more than the included rainfly and rainfly pole. But it's larger and you can do other things with it when it's not needed on the tent. I will also say this for other newbs. Use a ground sheet under the tent. Now, I had heard this before but didn't see the point because I cleared the ground of harmful debris that might poke through the tent before setting it up. I also made sure that water would not pool where I setup the tent. However, I later realized another benefit of using a ground sheet. A ground sheet is much easier to clean than the bottom of the tent. It helps prevent mold from establishing itself under there as well. Make sure your ground sheet does not stick out from under the tent though. Otherwise, you'll basically be channeling water under your tent.

Durable, long lasting, capavity for two person and backpacks, zipper good, height as in the description and good stability . Easy to use and save.

First of all let me say that I was very sceptical when I bought this tent, I only got it because I needed it last minute and just hoped that it would last long enough for a week's worth of camping. I was happily surprised at the build quality and the ease of use, here are some pros and cons: Pros: - Easy to set up (comes with detailed instructions, but if you've ever put up a tent before you will figure it out even without those) - Includes everything you need to make it waterproof and guard against wind and mosquitoes/pests - Plenty of places to hang a light inside - More than enough room for 2 average size adults, (I'm 6' 180lbs i could have fit 3 times comfortably with an air mattress, thankfully i didn't need to but just so you are aware it's perfect for 2) - Easy to disassemble and pack (literally takes 1 person about 5 minutes to break down and pack for travel, also comes with a carrying pouch) - Last but not least the price (less than 50 dollars including expedited shipping) In the picture above you can see my friend's tent on the left, that is also a 2 person tent but cost him nearly 500 dollars and what he got for that was a tent that does pack smaller and is lighter, but fitting 2 people in it is not easy, I tried the first night lol, never again) Cons: - I had trouble actually finding one but if i had one it would be the weight, and even that i think could have been attributed to my decision to get a 2 person rather than a 1. it is heavier than a more expensive tent and you will feel it if you are backpacking, which we were). - One more con, the pouch, nothing wrong with having one but once you unpack the tent good luck getting it back into the included pouch, a good idea, however poorly executed Bottom line; if you are looking for a cheap but durable and backpackable tent this is the one, although if you are thinking of saving weight I'd suggest a 1 person, this one will give you a good workout though and I was fine :) (we were backpacking on Isle Royale btw for 4 days so I packed and unpacked and set this up every time we stopped to camp, and had no issues, fantastic build quality for the price and well worth it in my opinion.

Great Tent. Easy to put up and take down. Zippers work well, just watch the cover flap. Got caught in a massive thunderstorm and the tent was dry as a bone. Fit's a queen size blow up mattress but it takes up the entire tent. Not good for anyone over 5'10" as I was touching on both sides. Airflow is decent but it was super hot and humid so I can say this is not a hot weather camping tent. Great for warm, cool, and cold maybe but it was super hot in our tent because the windows are on the small side but the trade off is that it is very water resistant. used a fan and that helped enough to let me sleep but I was still covered in sweet. (The others in our party were fine).

Recently, I decided to embrace the great outdoors and bought the Coleman 2-Person Sundome Tent. It’s like the Swiss Army Knife of budget tents - functional, no-nonsense, and surprisingly reliable, albeit without the fancy gadgets. Setting this tent up is so easy, I’m pretty sure I could do it blindfolded (though I wouldn’t recommend trying). It’s perfect for those of us who’d rather spend more time roasting marshmallows and less time wrestling with tent poles. Inside, it’s cozy. If you’re bringing a friend, you’ll be close friends by morning - it’s intimate without being a crash course in human origami. The ventilation is good enough to keep you cool, and the windows are large enough to make you feel like you’re outside, without actually being outside (because, bugs). We got hit with a bit of rain, and the tent held up like a champ. It’s not exactly a fortress against a storm, but for a light drizzle, it’s your trusty shield. Think of it as the little tent that could. In conclusion, the Coleman Sundome Tent is the perfect companion for your wallet-friendly wilderness escapades. It won’t summon a butler or turn into a luxury cabin, but it will give you a solid, comfortable place to crash after a day of adventure. Because at the end of the day, it’s about the memories, not the thread count of your tent.

This review is for the 5' x 7' two person tent but who are we kidding it really only fits one person, and is a great little tent. It's super easy to set up, measures exactly 5' x 7' for your tarp, has a small ring inside at the top to hang a light, and has the durable water resistant floor that you expect from a Coleman tent. It was exactly what I was expecting and has been a great summer travel tent.

Es muy fácil de armar y desarmar, en 10 minutos o menos tienen tu casa de campaña armada y lo mismo para desarmar. Los cierres funcionan perfectamente, no hay uniones descocidas, es muy firme, si es impermeable y en general cumple con su función. Caben dos adultos a la perfección e incluso me atrevo a decir que una tercera persona de mediana estatura puede entrar.

A great basic tent at a great price. Easy to set up! I actually set it up in the dark for the first time and was able to figure it out :) It's roomy, lightweight (generally speaking), and gets the job done. A great product for casual campers.

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Materiales ideales para no cargar nada más que la casa de campaña y estés protegido en la intemperie.

Value for money