Flex-Bow Basic Canvas Camping Tent

Kodiak Canvas Flex Bow. This will stand in 60 mph winds. It will also last a life time. [https://kodiakcanvas.com/products/10-x-14-ft-flex-bow-vx-canvas-camping-tent?gad\_campaignid=19605724025&gad\_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAACwxjQf3zTlhSBd5uik-OT13WaWLH&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqPLOBhCiARIsAKRMPZqZ6EdCjnwpQo-wYENhWMD6MQqrMJTbtupARY0lCBJIu6z34\_jIJPEaAru0EALw\_wcB](https://kodiakcanvas.com/products/10-x-14-ft-flex-bow-vx-canvas-camping-tent?gad_campaignid=19605724025&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAACwxjQf3zTlhSBd5uik-OT13WaWLH&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqPLOBhCiARIsAKRMPZqZ6EdCjnwpQo-wYENhWMD6MQqrMJTbtupARY0lCBJIu6z34_jIJPEaAru0EALw_wcB)

I have the 10x10. Its easier to find a nice spot for it. Wish i went with the 10x14 for that extra room. Use lag bolts for stakes. With a drill driver. It saves time in setting up. Also saves on the back.

Buy your last tent first. No more damp bed, wind is never a problem. Canvas is the way to go. This one is cheaper. Less windows. [https://www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/10x14-Standard-Flex-Bow-Kodiak-Canvas-Tent-6044\_p\_21.html?utm\_source=google&utm\_medium=cpc&utm\_campaign=googleshopping&gad\_source=1&gad\_campaignid=17182018045&gbraid=0AAAAAD\_YoxbRdHXfXvQLPwRBGuEE4WZZO&gclid=Cj0KCQjwy\_fOBhC6ARIsAHKFB7-QiVJHOIuMvRM2J49SXLGXzTzZu-0o8VHM9rJHRpaxyDS0Awp\_vI8aAh4HEALw\_wcB](https://www.competitiveedgeproducts.com/10x14-Standard-Flex-Bow-Kodiak-Canvas-Tent-6044_p_21.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=googleshopping&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17182018045&gbraid=0AAAAAD_YoxbRdHXfXvQLPwRBGuEE4WZZO&gclid=Cj0KCQjwy_fOBhC6ARIsAHKFB7-QiVJHOIuMvRM2J49SXLGXzTzZu-0o8VHM9rJHRpaxyDS0Awp_vI8aAh4HEALw_wcB)

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)

I'll second the love of a Kodiak Flex Bow tent. Buy once cry once and have a tent that if you take care of it will last 20+ years.

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

Kodiak tents hold up well in the wind. Many stories of them going through 50-60 mph winds and no problems. They aren't the cheapest but they are quality.

Kodiak 10x14 . my partner is 6'1" and can stand up. I have a 10x10, and love it, but wish I had bought the larger one . Kodiak holds in wind and rain. Good in cold weather. You can get a heater also, but we don't have one. I use a Coleman double cot and air mattress. We camp year round in Southern California, coldest we've camped is 27°. I can put mine up alone , woman , 5'6" and in my 60s.

Kodiak 10x14 . my partner is 6'1" and can stand up. I have a 10x10, and love it, but wish I had bought the larger one . Kodiak holds in wind and rain. Good in cold weather. You can get a heater also, but we don't have one. I use a Coleman double cot and air mattress. We camp year round in Southern California, coldest we've camped is 27°. I can put mine up alone , woman , 5'6" and in my 60s.

Are you car camping? Are you camping in cold weather? For cold weather camping we love our 10x14 kodiak flexbow.

Just spend the $700 if you can. My Kodiak 10x14 has been to 7 burns so far and it’s hands down the single most important burn related purchase I’ve ever made. I’ve gotten exponential value out of the thing since I bought it.

My Flex bow has been through some pretty good storms

Love my Kodiak flexbow. Over $400 though.

Car camping or is someone going to have to pack it. For an absolutely comfortable and durable experience, I cannot recommend the Kodiak flexion (canvas) enough. Absolutely fantastic tent. Literally the only issue is weight. It is quite heavy. For cub scouts it's perfect, and it will last decades. Also, you can comfortably fit like 8 kids in one if the other kids are unprepared.