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r/CampingGearColeman Peak1 or Kelty Far Out?
5 months ago

dude so like we've been through this exact same thing with our shop. texas heat is no joke and youre totally right about ventilation being key. between those two id honestly go with the kelty far out. the coleman has that window thing but tbh you probably wont use it much (like ya said) and the kelty's got better airflow design. been there with the hubba hubba too - great tent but that coating failure is rough. for texas car camping with the kiddo, the kelty's gonna be way more comfortable in summer. we sell both at our gear shop and honestly customers who buy the coleman in texas usually come back complaining about how stuffy it gets. the kelty flies back design you mentioned is clutch for hot nights when ya need all the air ya can get just my 2 cents from dealing with texas campers all the time lol

Reddit Iconnufonewoodis 0.6
r/CampingGearAre there any good tents specifically designed around keeping a cool temperature?
3 months ago

Check out the Kelty far out tent. It has a rainfly that you can attach and roll back halfway and secure. If it starts raining in the night you can unhook it and roll it down and secure it easily and quickly. I have car camped in Texas summers in it.

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r/camping2 to 3 person tent for scout
10 months ago

I’m a big fan of the Kelty 3 person dome. Just be sure to get aluminum poles rather than fiberglass. I’ve survived some crazy weather in it. Perfect for 2 people and it’s lightweight, easy set up

r/campingLooking for a 2P tent less than $250 that'll mostly be used for car camping
3 months ago

I use a kelty 3 man for car camping- it’s light and plenty of room for gear and myself and enough room for the get times my wife came camping. and I like it enough that I got the 2p backpack version. It also probably way und your budget number

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r/campingComplete camping beginner needs help picking a tent
8 months ago

I like the Walmart brand Ozark Trail. We have had a smaller tent from them for quite a while (it does leak now but we set up a tarp over it). Our nicer Kelty tent tore and the zipper broke. They’ll fix them for you but I lose the receipt :(  Since you’re new I’d go on the less expensive side first. 

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r/CampingGearWhat brands or types of tents should I be looking to get?
8 months ago

I've had my Kelty for about 12 years now and it has never failed to perform to my highest expectations. I highly recommend them.

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r/campingOzark Trail Tent Experience?
10 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.

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r/CampingGearSlumberjack daybreak 6p
9 months ago

Go with the Kelty version of this same tent instead, better quality and price difference right now isn't much at all with the sales they are running

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r/campingBudget-ish tent recommendations
about 2 months ago

Where do you camp, what is the weather like? Generally Kelty or Alps Mountaineerimg tents are the budget tents that are a step up from Coleman. Two layer (separate body and rainfly) are most forgiving. Full rainfly (covers the whole body) is best. More mesh in the body for hot and humid. Less mesh for colder climates.

r/CampingGearWhat are good 3-person and 4-season tents?
about 2 months ago

Yeah the marketing is so bad. There are 3 season tents that are better suited for colder climates but they aren't advertised like that. So weird. In the south, I recommend Kelty tents a lot because their 2 layer tents have almost-full mesh bodies. I notice that people in the northern US swear by Alps Mountaineering tents... their bodies happen to have a lot less mesh in the body. They're like 3.5 season tents, lol (but they'd be bad in the south).

Reddit Icongmmiller 0.0
r/CampingGearLabor Day Sale Tent Choice
6 months ago

I used the same Kelty tent for 30 years. Replaced many components in that time. 6 or 7 years ago a pole broke so I emailed Kelty about a replacement. Slow response, no offer of help. They couldn't even tell me the length I should buy. Far cry from my previous experiences with them. Then I found out they had been bought out by exxel outdoors, LLC . So read into this what you want buy it was another buy out where service tanked. exxel has a bunch of other brands they've bought; Kelty, KB Tactical, UD, Sierra Designs, HEX, Slumberjack, Wenzel & SJK. Not sure how service/quality with the other brands has fared. ANNND, I'm also a side sleeper and bought a DeepSleep SOLO MAT SELF-INFLATING CAMPING BED $179.99 to use on my cot. It's 5" thick and has air + foam. Totally love this mat.

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r/WildernessBackpackingTent help
10 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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