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Eureka - Mountain Pass 2 Convertible

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chem-ops • 7 months ago

I just bought this today and I’m really happy with it. I’m in Canada so it’s nice to be able to use in the winter and I’ve been through enough shitty weather when it’s warm to appreciate the extra protection even if I have to sacrifice weight. It’s a really nice tent

r/CampingGear • comments on Eureka mountain pass tent vs other 4 season tents? Is it a good tent? ->
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Klutzy_Comfortable_7 • 5 months ago

Marmot Limelight 2P or a Eureka Mountain Pass 2P are both fantastic tents. The mountain pass is 4 season rated if needed. I have both.

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runslowgethungry • 9 months ago

Canadian here and very familiar with these. The Summer Pass is a good tent. It's the warm-weather version of their Mountain Pass, which is a great budget tent for light winter conditions. The hub design at the top makes it very sturdy and it stands up to wind etc. very well, probably better than a cross-pole design, though to be honest most campers will never end up camping in wind so strong that it would be a problem for a properly pitched cross pole tent. Lots of mesh so it ventilates well in humid weather, which is a consideration in many places. They're not really a light enough tent for backpacking, though they're not egregiously large either - but for canoe or car camping you'd do fine. The Eureka brand is ceasing operations, that's why you're seeing such low prices. Their parent company is still operating, so warranty will still exist, but any warranty claims won't be dealt with in the same way as they used to be, though they'll still be dealt with. Replacement parts will be limited. That would be my only hesitation with buying one of these right now, though honestly if you treat your tent right, the chances of you needing to make a warranty claim are slim. That said, I just bought a Eureka tent this past fall because they're great for the price and I wanted one before they disappeared. I know people that bought two of the same tent at a heavy discount so they'd always have parts. Hope that helps.

r/CampingGear • Looking for a tent, this price seems really good but maybe too good to be true. Does anybody here have any experience with this tent/brand? I'm looking to camp in semi-wet/rainy conditions as I live in the Pacific Northwest. any other recommendations besides this product are more than welcome :) ->
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Liss78 • 12 months ago

Thank you!! I'm really leaning towards a Eureka 4 person. I like that it can actually fit 4 people comfortably.

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Liss78 • 12 months ago

I got the 4 person.

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