Kodiak Canvas Flex Bow VX 10x10 ft.

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Last updated: Apr 17, 2026

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Reddit IconAmbitious_Drawer3262
11 months ago

I have the Kodiak canvas 10x10 flexbow. It is an ideal size for 2 people sleeping on cots, there is ample room inside.

Reddit Iconidontcarethatmuch
8 months ago

Look at Kodiak canvas flexbow 10x14 or 10x10. Canvas tents you can stand in and are very well made. And they set up solo in less than 10 minutes.

3 months ago

Absolutely. I love my Kodiak.

Reddit Iconjacob114489
11 months ago

It’s heavy so perfect for car camping: the Kodiak flex bow 10x10. I’m 6ft 3 and had plenty of room to stand. Easy setup and take down with one person too

Reddit Iconshivametimbaz
2 months ago

My Flex bow has been through some pretty good storms

about 2 months ago

Love my Kodiak flexbow. Over $400 though.

Reddit IconRude_Dragonfruit_111
11 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

11 months ago

Oh and sets up in 15 mins one person

3 months ago

My Kodiak goes up in under 10 mins with one person what the living hell are you talking about??? Literally my non-canping wife has set it up alone for a girl's trip with zero issues

3 months ago

I have Kodiak canvas 10x10 perfect for 2 and a dog, I'd go bigger for more people Had it almost 10 years, probably 350 nights in it, besides being a little dirty on the roof, I plan on getting 10 more years from it. I also rock their sleeping bags and camp chairs, all VERY high quality, worth the spend, and mad comphy Get the tarp they sell to keep the crap off the top of your tent. I do not because I like to watch the birds walk on the roof in the am🤣 Maybe get a buddy heater for cold nights I would also buy a good screen room for the bugs and all

4 months ago

Get a big and small Kodiak. I've had my 10x10 for 7 years, got over 30 nights a year easy on it, never a leak,zippers all still like new. I'd invest in the new thing they have to go over the top to keep it clean. Get the sleeping bag too... AMAZING for truck camping, I LOVE mine!!!

Reddit IconDesperate-Excuse1409
4 months ago

I have a 10x10 Kodiak and it’s a piece of cake to set up and I love it

Reddit Iconnuride
7 months ago

Our 10x10 Kodiak Canvas tent has been the best tent we ever bought. Still just the 2 of us, but we throw a queen size cot and air mattress in it and still have room that we can move our camp chairs in it when it rains etc. At first I thought it would be annoying to setup and tear down. But after a few trips we can get it up in a couple minutes and tear down about the same. It's nice to be able to stand up fully as well. Only downside is they're pricey.

Reddit IconOT-Rock
16 days ago

Living in Alberta you definitely need something that can handle a random June snowstorm or those nasty prairie winds. If you are already looking at the Kodiak 10x10 just pull the trigger. It is a total beast and the definition of buy once cry once. Unlike your old Coleman the steel poles on a Kodiak will not snap in a breeze and the canvas breathes so much better so you won't deal with that swampy condensation on humid nights. At 10x10 you still have over 6ft of headroom and plenty of floor space for a queen tall mattress plus your gear. The only downside is the weight and the pack size so make sure you have room in the truck. It will literally last you a decade if you dry it out properly before storage.

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