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Kelty - Daydreamer 4P

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"I had a relatively cheap Kelty tent that held up very well in storms solely because the fly covered the whole tent."


"will keep you dry"

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"The windows started peeling on my kelty tent - I sent it in and they repaired it (and the stretched out elastic in my poles) for free just FYI"

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"Its very well made for the money."


"Kelty tents usually exceed my expectations for the price."


"we got on the cheap"

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"Love my Kelty for car camping."


"I love the tent, for car camping."


"Its very well made for the money."

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"I've been rocking a kelty tent for 6 years now. ... I have used it since. ... the kelty has been great."


"the quality of the materials is noticeably better."


"way higher quality"

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"A week in, a pole broke in the wind"


"One of mine broke when it shouldn't have and I found other people reporting the same issue."


"the stretched out elastic in my poles"

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"we got SOAKED through the thin floor"

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"too heavy to backpack with"

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"Zippers on the cheap models are frustrating and get stuck a lot."

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"My kelty doesn’t."


"too heavy to backpack with"

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MightbeWillSmith • 9 months ago

Coleman is great as people are suggesting. I would say the next step up is kelty. Partner and I have been using a kelty 4p for car camping we got on the cheap and it's been great.

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NmbrdDays • 10 months ago

I have a kelty 4p tent that is too heavy to backpack with, I love the tent, for car camping. I just bought myself the big Agnes cooper spur hv ul 2 for my dog and I. With the foot print it weighs in at 3lbs and packs down really small. My kelty doesn’t.

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fidelityflip • 11 months ago

I have a kelty 4 man bought two years ago for car camping. Its very well made for the money.

r/CampingGear • How is this tent for beginners? ->
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bobby_pablo • 11 months ago

Also look at Kelty. That’s what I have.

r/carcamping • Best Inexpensive Large Tents for Car Camping? ->
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CMDR_MaurySnails • 11 months ago

Kelty tents usually exceed my expectations for the price.

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CurrentDoubt1140 • 11 months ago

I have a Kelty, an Alps, a North Face, a REI, a Magellan and one from Bass Pro (I can’t remember the name). All are for different situations. Kelty is a great brand. Just realize you are entering a world where you are going to wake up and ask “Do I need another tent?” and the answer is always yes. Applies to backpacks as well :)

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Dog_dad420 • 6 months ago

We loved our Ozark Trail tent! Set out on a cross country camping trip with a brand new Kelty that we spent a pretty penny on. A week in, a pole broke in the wind and we got SOAKED through the thin floor. Went to a Walmart, picked up an Ozark Trail, and left the Kelty in a dumpster. Never looked back on that decision.

r/camping • Ozark Trail Tent Experience? ->
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JonClaudeVanDam • 11 months ago

I just got a Kelty, it seems amazing for the $

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Kraelive • 5 months ago

Kelty is always a solid bet. Good quality many choices Helleberg tents will last forever. But the price is high. Many other quality suggestions are listed from others too. Good luck and have fun!

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linuxhiker • 11 months ago

Kelty makes great tents for the money

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LloydChristmas_PDX • 6 months ago

Get a Kelty, way higher quality and will keep you dry

r/camping • Ozark Trail Tent Experience? ->
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mattgif • 11 months ago

Love my Kelty for car camping. Zippers on the cheap models are frustrating and get stuck a lot.

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owlseeyaround • 10 months ago

Seconding this comment. My first tent was an ozark lasted me almost a decade, upgraded to a nicer Kelty eventually but still have the ozark pop up. Great stuff for the price highly reccomend

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XjDaniel1228 • 11 months ago

I've been rocking a kelty tent for 6 years now. I bought it when I first was getting into backpacking and I have used it since. It's a bit heavy comapared to UL tents but I think it is a great tent to start out with. I keep telling myself I am going to buy a new lighter tent, but the kelty has been great.

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