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Flex-Bow Basic Canvas Camping Tent

Kodiak Canvas - Flex-Bow Basic Canvas Camping Tent

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"I can have it up in a couple minutes."


"they are by far the easiest of canvas tents to setup."


"sets up in 15 mins one person"

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"My Kodiak tent feels like something I could live in long term for a year, winter through summer. ... I camped in it last year during a night where it rained 20mm with 70km/h wind and I woke up bone dry, and the awning even stayed up."


"After 10 years of music festivals and Outerbanks week long fishing trips, there is not much wear on the ol' Kodiak."


"the kodiaks were hassle free and a lot of people just lagged the 4 corners. those mf'ers are the real deal."

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"They have large windows on each side and in the back. Also a door and window in the front. They are made of canvas and breathe - so they're not like a sauna inside during the summer - even during the day. Sometimes its even a little cooler inside due to the shade. I've taken a nap in ours in the afternoon."


"don't get like a sauna in the middle of the day"

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"You can stand up in them and the 10x10 version is plenty for a family of four."


"you can stand in it I'm 6'2 and have zero issues standing"


"sleeps 4 VERY comfortably and you can stand up and get dressed"

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"My Kodiak tent feels like something I could live in long term for a year, winter through summer. ... I camped in it last year during a night where it rained 20mm with 70km/h wind and I woke up bone dry, and the awning even stayed up."


"Canvas tents are perfect for car camping and will last your lifetime"


"A good week or two tent would be a nice Kodiak."

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"I like my Kodiak but the brightness is an issue ... It's a real killer for trying to plan super late/sunrise adventures when you can't get back and rest well at dawn."

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"It's definitely a car camping tent unless you love toting heavy packs."


"They're heavy"

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r/campingNon-Fiberglass Tent Recommendations
7 months ago

It all depends on how much you want to spend. I love my Kodiak canvas tent and it is well made but you pay for it but to me it fits the buy once cry once purchase. [https://kodiakcanvas.com/collections/flex-bow-tents](https://kodiakcanvas.com/collections/flex-bow-tents)

r/campingWhat to spend $3k on (camping gear)?
about 1 month ago

Springbar or Kodiak. Both have their pluses and minuses. I also love to take my 28" Blackstone with me while camping.

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r/campingYurt or traditional tent
9 months ago

Look at Kodiak canvas 10x10 spring bow tent It's a little spendy, but perfect for any campground footprint, last a lifetime and you can stand in it I'm 6'2 and have zero issues standing Had mine 6 years use it 50 days a year still looks like new

r/campingYurt or traditional tent
9 months ago

Oh and sets up in 15 mins one person

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r/CampingGearI analyzed Reddit data for the 25 most recommended camping tents (in the past year)
10 months ago

This data seems a bit skewed how is Slingfin or Hilleberg not on this list. It's interesting that the Flex Bow and Springbow made the list though as the only 2 Canvas tents they are by far the easiest of canvas tents to setup. I feel like I have done some decent research on tents before and never heard of Durston.

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r/CampingGearWhat do you personally look for in a car camping tent?
11 months ago

If I’m car camping I’m taking the Kodiak flexbow. 10x14 and pray it fits the allowable spot lol. I’m also taking my dewalt impact drill and lags instead of stakes. I can have it up in a couple minutes. I’m also bringing my dewalt air inflator and exped mega because why not.

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r/CampingGearFour Season Tent Recomendations
3 months ago

I have a Kodiak canvas flex-bow tent that I used 4 seasons, its sturdy metal poles held up through a lot of snowfall and it was fine in the summer in the mountains of Colorado and Wyoming mostly .

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r/campingWhat is a good, large tent for 2 people who want more space? Would like to be able to stand up in the tent when car camping. Budget is up to $750
11 months ago

I love my Kodiak, My wife and I used it for several years before buying motorhome. I'm 6' tall and have plenty of space. It is an 8x12 I think. room for two twin intex inflatable beds and gear.

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r/campingKodiak Tent vs Davis Tent wall tent/hot tent
6 months ago

I don't have much in terms of comparing the wall tents, but I do have a Kodiak Flex-Bow tent. In the pictures it looks plastic, but they are canvas tents which come with an additional weather coating on them. Definitely not a plastic tent. It's been in heavy rain and winds with no issues.

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r/NorthCarolinaTent that can handle NC weather
5 months ago

Our Kodiak Canvas Flex-Bow was one of the only tents or canopies left standing on two separate beach camping trips where we faced heavy winds. Packed up, it weighs more and takes up more space but love that I can rely on it under those circumstances.

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r/CampingGearTent to stand up in
12 months ago

Springbar or Flexbow is definitely the answer. Staying in one place for two weeks is worth spending the extra coin on a really nice tent. I think Springbar tents have a lifetime warranty, and they are known to last 30-40 years.

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