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Core Equipment - 8 Person Instant Cabin Performance Tent

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EdMarr917 • 4 months ago

I have the core 8 person tent and love it. Enough room for a full size air mattress and a single cot with room the change want walk around space. Easy set up, great all around.

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Tutthole • 4 months ago

We have had our Core tent for 2 or 3 years and love it. It sets up super quick, and packs away relatively easily. It's an 8 sleeper, and is almost too much room for the lady, myself, and the doggo

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_jbean_ • 6 months ago

Any of the Core instant tents are GREAT. Our family of 5 (plus dog!) finally switched to an instant tent and it’s a game changer because it opens up like an umbrella, so one person can set the tent by themselves in minutes. Get a 6-person tent to fit three people, including an air mattress and playard.

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jeswesky • 3 months ago

I’ve had Core instant tents and never had an issue. Easily over 100 nights before any leaking, and I wasn’t taking the best care of it so likely could have lasted longer.

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jeswesky • 6 months ago

Coleman or core. I’ve used both regularly and in some bad weather without problems. I like core instant tents for the quick setup and breakdown. Coleman Skydome are also great for a mix of dome and cabin style. Will likely want a 8 person or more for the space and headroom.

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nerdariffic • 7 months ago

I have the Core instant up tent. All poles are attached. I put it up and take it down myself.

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This_Fig2022 • 7 months ago

My core instant tent went through damn near hurricane storms and not even a drip. My son had a Coleman that went through an unbelievable storm on the beach and stay dry and a bone and standing. All the other tents were mangled. You don't need to spend the big bucks - unless you genuinely want to. There are many folks raving about Ozark Trails quality - they love them.

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This_Fig2022 • 6 months ago

Core instant tent is my recommendation but if that is the one you have get out there and enjoy!,,

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JLA35 • 10 months ago

We just picked up the core instatent and love it. Takes about 90 secs to set up, plenty of room. It’s not a backpacking tent but we’re really happy with it!

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JLA35 • 10 months ago

https://preview.redd.it/a9me8t9y7gee1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0294785910567290d6e8cf18d7a18a8e22a48b45 Here’s a view of the inside. Plenty big for 2 cots. We went with 6 person for the extra room when our kids go with us.

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thecoralcity • 4 months ago

Family of 5 here - we did the Core instant pop tent, it was a game changer, makes camping with the r family so much easier. They are bigger to pack than the standard pole tents.

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fl33543 • 10 months ago

Love the Core Instant Cabin. Goes up super fast and is cheap at Costco

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gloriouswader • 9 months ago

Get an instant cabin tent for the adults (5 minute setup) and possibly smaller tents for the kids. Your mom will likely also need a cot or tall air mattress, getting up off the floor or even sleeping on a hard floor can be too much as you get older. Core, Coleman, and Walmart all make inexpensive instant tents. Our core tent has lasted for 3 years of monthly camping trips. It's not great at heavy rain, but the newer models are supposed to be better.

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Bodine12 • 9 months ago

Look at Core Cabin tents. I think Costco sells them. Easy to set up for first timers and you can stand in them. Get a 6 or 8 person. Keep in mind that the number is the number of average sized sleeping bags it will hold crammed next to each other.

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sunflower691 • 4 months ago

I have a core cabin tent and I adore it. It’s my home in the woods. My partner and I bought it five years ago and we use it at least 6 times a year going camping with my parents. We only had one issue with one pole snapping (after a toddler got hold of it) and it was easily repaired with a kit we got at Walmart.

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