Instant-Up tents are really best for car camping. However, the execution on this one leaves a lot to be desired. Pretty surprising that they didn't add any guy out points on the tent body to make the fabric taut. Thanks for the detailed setup and pack down vid, Liz.
Thank you again for another comment Wer Kar! 🥰 And yeah :( But I've noticed that quite a few car camping tents don't have guy out points on the tent body too, strangely. Not many do.
@@CampingGuidance Oh, I didn't notice that. Maybe it's with the US tents, because the one's I saw in Australia had a lot of guy out points. I guess it must be a regional thing, Western Australia is pretty windy.
@@Werkar27 Ohhhh cool! I didn't realize that there would be a difference. Thanks for the info Wer Kar! 🥰 Have you been camping in Australia? Or either that cos I haven't gone for those super high end tents that are meant to take much more wind and bad conditions 🤔
@@CampingGuidance Yup, there seems to be different variants on Coleman US and Coleman Aus websites. I was in Aus for a couple of years and that's where I got the camping bug from😂 Camping is a big thing especially in remote Western Australia, where I was. It's pretty windy down there and if you're on a beach camping zone, you better use every single guy line😅
@@Werkar27 Ooooh that definitely seems like a beautiful place to camp in 🤩 Thank you for letting me know! I should plan a camping trip there one day. Would make for some great wind tests too 😁
Instant-Up tents are really best for car camping. However, the execution on this one leaves a lot to be desired. Pretty surprising that they didn't add any guy out points on the tent body to make the fabric taut. Thanks for the detailed setup and pack down vid, Liz.
Thank you again for another comment Wer Kar! 🥰 And yeah :( But I've noticed that quite a few car camping tents don't have guy out points on the tent body too, strangely. Not many do.
@@CampingGuidance Oh, I didn't notice that. Maybe it's with the US tents, because the one's I saw in Australia had a lot of guy out points. I guess it must be a regional thing, Western Australia is pretty windy.
@@Werkar27 Ohhhh cool! I didn't realize that there would be a difference. Thanks for the info Wer Kar! 🥰 Have you been camping in Australia? Or either that cos I haven't gone for those super high end tents that are meant to take much more wind and bad conditions 🤔
@@CampingGuidance Yup, there seems to be different variants on Coleman US and Coleman Aus websites. I was in Aus for a couple of years and that's where I got the camping bug from😂 Camping is a big thing especially in remote Western Australia, where I was. It's pretty windy down there and if you're on a beach camping zone, you better use every single guy line😅
@@Werkar27 Ooooh that definitely seems like a beautiful place to camp in 🤩 Thank you for letting me know! I should plan a camping trip there one day. Would make for some great wind tests too 😁
What the length of the tent when it’s packed in the bag?
About 44 inches! I give more info on that in the portability test towards the end of the video.
Oops sorry I show that in my review video!
That’s not how mine looks like when it’s out of the packaging it’s like it was already put together