Eurohike 4 Person Sendero 4 Waterproof Family Tent
Eurohike 4 Person Sendero 4 Waterproof Family Tent with Sewn-in Groundsheet and Inbuilt Porch, 4 Man Tent, Tunnel Tent, Festival Essentials, Camping Accessories, Camping Equipme
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| Brand: | Eurohike |
| Colour: | Green |
| Manufacture: | Eurohike |
| Size: | One Size |
This tent is almost great. Easy to put up, take down and pack. Loads of space inside The only issue is that the door doesn’t zip along the bottom. You can arrange it so it is watertight and it keeps the midges out but my escape artist dog managed to work out that he could shnurggle out.
The tent was easy to put up and spacious in side for me and my son.
The only down side was the door on the front not having the zip all way round in the wind and rain.
The bottom of the door blows in thus letting the rain water into the tent.
Wow a brilliant tent for the money
Well worth it
Easy to put up and down
Definitely recommend
I was completely satisfied with this tent comparing to others I had previously (but gave them away). It takes two people (my wife and I) to set it up in about 15-20 minutes, while the kids keep messing around not helping at all… you know: teenagers… hahaha
The tent ground sheet is combined with the top fly sheet, making it tight close to avoid insects crawling in as well as rain when it is raining outside. The large plastic window is great.
What I would change in the product if the manufacturer asked my opinion? Well, I liked it all. I would suggest changes to the design of the bedroom doors: allowing to have mosquito net half-way up (increasing air circulation). Also, plastic window half-way to the back window (when it is raining, the cover to the back window needs to be shut or the winds will make rain get into the hall. I would suggest a porch (universal or especifically designed for this tent). We bought an excellent porch that fits really well with our Sendero 8XL: Outdoor Revolution.
So, my better half wasn’t happy with my old tent, therefore we ended up with this giant tent.
Pros – it held up very well during an intense summer storm, I’m 6ft 2 and could easily stand up in it. It can sleep a fair few people.
Neg – Some other similar models are a bit more organised and efficient (more pockets, ways of dividing the space, hanging points) and the lip at the front, you can’t just flatten it down, so once water has managed to get in (from having the entrance open) its a pain to get it dry again.
The tent is a good size, sleeping area big enough for four of us plus gear and the living area roomy enough for chairs for all of us, we haven’t tried it in the rain but it survived well in the wind, sadly the pegs were as much use as mamaries on a bull, made from what appears to be foil coated chocolate, many bent on first use, the ground was firm but coped with the wooden pegs I made on the hoof. Good tent, crap pegs.