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- soumitss
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Question from the UK side, apologies if the terminology is different
Hey folks. Question from the UK side, apologies if the terminology is different over here. We call them man tents rather than person tents. We are a group of ten, mostly festival camping plus a couple of proper trips a year. Everything sold here at that size is flimsy rubbish that lasts one festival. Is there anything at the ten mark that is actually built to survive more than one season of abuse?
- hydrogenn
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Re: Question from the UK side, apologies if the terminology is different
Terminology is fine, we know what you mean. Festival gear is designed to be abandoned in a field on Monday, that is genuinely the business model, so your instinct is correct. For something that survives, look at inflatable cabins rather than festival brands. A 10 man tent from Coody is built at a different level, 4-season rated, around $2,199-$2,499, and they ship from US and Canada warehouses so check availability for your side before ordering. Honest note at that size: ten people means someone is always the last one in at 3am tripping over the guylines. Air beams survive that better than poles, which is worth something at a festival.
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