A while back a friend of mine (who works at walmart) got one of these in site to store, and the customer changed their mind and got a refund. It was brand new, never even left the backroom and they had to mark it down cause they dont stock it, so he marked it down to $200.00 and I was there within an hour to pick it up!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann what's even crazier is we had just went camping like 3 weeks before and I showed it to him online cause I was thinking about buying it at 500. He completely forgot about it and still let me know just by chance
I got mine just after the recent Black Friday for $299. Been looking at it for a year, and when I saw the price, I ordered immediately. I'm a cripple, and thought it was just me having trouble when I had to sit on my butt, and push and scoot with my good leg in order to move it, but looks like I'm not the only one who had trouble moving it. If weight says anything about it's duribility, it should last a long time. I intend to cover mine with a tarp so a few leaks won't matter, plus once it's seasoned, those leaks may stop. Thanks for the encouraging news.
I picked up the two I have a couple years ago. I think they said they were 101 lbs. Definitely Heavy AF. My plan for the set up (when I get there) is the two of them face to face with my 12x12 pop up canopy connecting them as an open sitting area.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann @Big Harry Bushcraft My intention was to cover a single tent with the 10x12 canopy to make the tent last for a long term stay. Have either you or Harry done any measurements to see it the tent will fit under the canopy tent?
Just wondering if you ever set the tents up in the configuration you mentioned. We have two canvas wall tents for elk camp, where we will set a pop-up canopy between them, and that makes one of the best camp sites we have ever used. Been doing that for a few years now. Take it easy.
I got one a couple of years ago and it sat up at elk camp for a month in heavy snow and had zero problems. I was kinda worried about the frame but it held up just fine.
I just ordered this tent total win for $250 I'm going to get the grandkids out camping and do little fishing it'll will be great just put tent in a sled or a wagon great for truck camping in a park great deal
Thank you for your time & effort for review & vid. I've been trying to figure out a way I could live near my mom(full time caregiver) but not literally be in her house 24/7. She has tons of room on property for something like this. (Then I could sell my house and not have to take care of 3 properties). Perfect. Be well
@Miles Robertson I would have loved this as a kid! I’m loving it now, kinda a portable work shop, garage, shed, whatever for $250 lol. Happy Sunday to you too bro! Thanks for watching
@Shannon Bradshaw I saw the sale then too, then it went lower and I couldn’t saw no lol. Great minds think alike my friend. You’re welcome and thanks for watching.
I loved my Tent, it survived 7 months at my deer lease with no leaks, no bugs, no mice.. Rain and be wind were no issue, however it did not survive the ice storm, 3 poles broke.(NOTE) You cannot get replacement poles for this tent. I plan on buying another one very soon. My buffu Heater Kept this Tent very warm.
Mine has been setup in the woods for over a year now. Yes I built a platform for it but it doesn’t leak, been through several storms, no problems. Even in 25* weather that stove will keep it like a sauna
That was a funny clip in the started I was def laughing, also thats the safest entrace to a trampoline I have ever seen!!! Anyways looks like a great tent and your about to make some amazing memories this winter with the kiddos I bet you are beyond pumped for it!!! and 250 bucks gosh dang you can not beat that its like briging a frigin house out!! Evertime I see your videos man I get pumped for this season.
@Snarfimus glad you liked the beginning lol. The stairs were a no brainer when i got the trampoline without a ladder. Had the stairs and boom, entrance! I can’t wait to use it with the kids! Memories will be made for sure bro! So glad I can pump you up for the season! Thanks for watching
Anytime I am thinking of a new tent this is one of the first channels I check-out. I have been considering one of these because of the price but every wal-mart brand outdoor cloth or fabric item I have ever owned has failed and failed quickly. thanks for this report.
@mushercdn he is such a good dog. I’ve thought many times about getting him on a sled and pull stuff for me. I do hook him up to a wagon and have him pull that in nice months. A sled kinda makes me feel like it will tip over. I will try it some day. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann A plastic sled full of camping gear rarely flips if not piled too high. What you have to watch is the sled running the dog over if you go down hill. That's where you help by being in back, on foot, holding a cord attached to the back of the sled.
For the money you can’t beat it. Mr buddy propane heater heats one pretty good. Two person set up. A lot easier. Took mine on a week trip. It was 3 inches of snow every night. Tarped of course. No leaks.
Am I the guy you are talking about? (The guy who didn't lie) LOL! Thanks for the video. Looks like they sent the LED lights with yours. My cousin and I each bought the 10 x 20 and neither of us got the LED lights.
@Dan Paulsen lol that’s you! Didn’t think you lied but those were the words that came out of my mouth lol. The lights were tucked away in the gear pocket things. One light in each pocket thing. Did you end up getting them? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I would have had to send the tent back and order a new one. They wouldn't just send me the lights. Its not worth packing it up and shipping it back just for the lights.
@BioDave1955 is the esker a wall tent too or like their pyramid style tents with small walls? I hear ya on the the availability in Canada cause I feel the same with all of Canadian Tires camping gear lol. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann it is a five sided pyramid tent. Very stable in windy conditions and with the smaller space, heats up efficiently, so a stove like the one you showed will work great in it.
@Bigboyjudge lots of people have mentioned flex seal for seams in the past. I’m afraid the fabric would stick together. Have you used it before? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yes I have, I’ve used it for the knees of my pants to keep them from wearing out. You can spray in layers, tape off areas if you want strait or uniform look but don’t try to remove the blue tape after letting the flex seal dry it will not come off. Your best bet is to either set up a tent in the garage to keep it from getting random stuff from sticking in the flex seal after spraying and let it set up if you use a fan do not use it too close or strong so as not to make runs.
Forklift sold separately. Pretty nice . I have a 10 by 20 but it lacks headroom ( at least for me ) curious to see you load test it in the woods. Have a great evening
@John Burgin the 10x20 from Ozark trail? I’m interested in a snow load test too but will hate buying a new one if it fails lol. Have a good one too and let me know when the sleeping bag shows up. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann it’s just a elongated dome tent . Can’t remember the brand . Wife picked up on sale ahead of turkey season several years back
I just ordered this tent last Saturday & when I got home from work yesterday my tent was there!!! This tent looks awesome!!! Can’t wait to set it up!!! 🏕️
No. I won't. I've all ready got five tents. Must resist. Send me help.....my finger is about to click "complete order". But seriously, thanks for another great video. I don't need a wall tent that size since I solo camp. Now, a smaller wall tent......
@Tony Boloney lol that’s exactly how my buying experience went lol. You’re welcome, so glad you enjoyed. They need to make a smaller version, that would be cool. Thanks for watching
@Doc_Watson solar panels on the roof but no tv, projector! Lighter weight, smaller and projected right on the wall. That’s my plan bro. Thanks for watching
@jessecarney5052 does the 20x10 have two stove jacks? I don’t have a stove big enough for the 20x10 but two of any stove I have shown in it would work. Thanks for watching
@Brooklynne Hill heavy for sure! Army of one lol. I did by myself so anyone can, just not as easily with more hands. I’ve wanted one for a couple years now and for $250 I couldn’t say no. Thanks for watching!
This is a GREAT tent. I have it and I have done a bunch of reviews and videos on it. And I am about to buy that camp chef stove you have. Could you by chance do me a big favor? Could you measure the carrying bag this comes in? I am going up to camp next week and I keep mine at camp under a tarp and I need to make a deck storage box but I want to make sure I make it the right size to fit two storage bins and this tent. Good video...I love the water hose test you did with it! I have this thing in snow and rain and it hasn't leaked a drop I love it.
@BFR Outdoors the camp chef is a great stove. Glad you enjoy the water torture test. I’ve found it very affect at finding weak areas in tents. As for measuring the size of the bag: I’ll do my best to measure it tomorrow but no promises. My memory is horrible. I’ll reply back tomorrow if I remember lol. Thanks for watching.
When we camped in our tent last year, we had heavy overnight rain. A couple of the roof sections started sagging. I saw someone else's video who used a broom handle. Would bungee cords running across the middle of each roof panel work to divide the roof and prevent some of the pooling and sagging in rain?
@Sandi Dreer oh yes. I would think that would help. I would also make sure all roof guylines are as tight as possible so the roof is taunt. Thanks for watching
@@TheBudgetSportsman You’ll find yourself questioning the teardown effort, but the next day dreaming about the next opportunity to go set it up somewhere. Don’t ask me how I know.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I understand the problem with getting stuff from CT (don't even know if they ship outside Canada) but there's a Walmart less than 5 minutes from my house and that's why it's so annoying
Been looking at these. I definitely like a sewn in floor better. Little creatures can still enter your tent via the spaces between the floor and wall....no big deal to me but women freak out. For the last 20 years I've been using Cabela's alaknak tent. I've had 2. Sent it up in a low level flood ravine( I didn't know) and it rained and three/four inches of rain water rushed thru the area. The floor held tight. Like you said, waterbed effect. However, been looking at this tent, like it, the price is right. Great info. Thanks for the test drive.
@Super Beast yeah a zippered in floor would be awesome that way you could remove it if you don’t want to use it and use it if you do. Keeping the critters out. The alaknak tent looks so cool! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann you bet bro. Thank you. The alaknaks are pretty cool. After I bought mine, my friends followed suit. I had the first year made one. Height was 9'6". Now they are 9'. Two problems with that tent.(and I called the manufacturer to tell them how to correct this) The corners will catch water and pool up. Not a lot , maybe a cup or two. But the tent is $900. This shouldn't be a problem. If the corner tent posts were made retractable (shorten in length) that would solve this. Took it on my own to make a prototype.....worked great. Just dropped the retractable pole from 4' down to 3'6" and the rain ran off smoothly. The other problem is the tension that comes across the doorway. Hard to explain in text but setting up the tent correctly puts a lot of stress across the screen and door when you zip it up or down. Mind you, when these tents are set up for advertising they are pearched up on pretty much level ground. I set mine up on a concaved area one time which made the tent sag. (That was my bad too but I really wanted that spot) I went to my truck and retrieved my floor jack and put it under the center pole and jacked it up 5 or so inches and everything came into play. Great weekend. I should be making these videos. Your a great inspiration. I really respect the fact that your not selling a product but rather critiquing it . Love how you showed the water drops. Maybe some seem sealer. But I have cautions about that stuff too. That's how I ruined my first alaknak tent. Has to do with tent, seem sealer, hot garage, oh man. The xtc material used on those tents are cool....but it's a layerd system of material. Not to good when pulled against itself via a gooie, gluie, substance like seem sealer coming out of a hot garage. My bad again. However, to make a long story longer, Cabela's gave me a straight up swap for my damaged one for a new one. THAT....was not supposed to happen. Im pretty sure a disgruntled employee gave me that deal then quit. I tried to get the same deal on my second one to get the upgrades and they pretty much told me to piss off. Hahahah....I'm good with that.... hahaha. But thanks for your video. Aaahhhh...have you looked at white duck canvas tents? I'm kinda interested there too. Pretty badass shit. They are cotton that you waterproof by soaking them with water. They are awesome. Bell style tents too look cool for glamping. Please reply bro. I dig this shit.
@@superbeast4287 so many times during reading that I had a good laugh. Thank you. Jacking the pole is genius. I like how I don’t sell the product either and just show it. Which I was selling Ozark Trail tent and designing them with em. Don’t get me wrong lol, maybe one day. Awesome you showed them what the problem was and how to fix it. Love that shit. I try to do my seam sealing in warming weather and outside. Or kitchen table lol. Is you are interested in making videos, do it! Worse case you stop making videos. Best case you make a whole lot of new friends. Enjoy your day.
@@superbeast4287 oh forgot the duck and bell tents, yes I want both. Been trying to find a cheap canvas bell tent but may need to settle for non canvas one first. Duck canvas tents are so old school and so freaking cool. But pricey and cheap I am lmao.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann dude, your awesome, I like trying out all the options. Have a place where we set up tents here in Michigan on the Au Sable river every spring. It's a total man thing. No women allowed except for our dog Duncan. (Female) The guys get together and get out all the cabin fever, debauchery, and madness of seclusion out of our systems. Total campout, survival tactics, and consumption of malted hops and barely. Used to be 25+ guys or so ...over the years, it's peeled down. We have thrown many ashes of fallen brothers into this river by their request. It is a monument to the respect we have for that little place on the planet that we as friends and family have always enjoyed. We always eat better in the woods than we do at home........wait......we eat chit we want.....maybe not so healthy....but it's an outage. Man...we stop at pinconning mi and pick up different cheeses and smoked fish, crackers , pickled baloney, and other fart inducing goodies.Damn....sorry bro.... In remembrance. Damn..now I want cheese and beer.......Thanks bro.....seems we are on the same page. Sorry for rambling.
I have this tent and also picked it up on sale, I love it. However the pomoly Traveller definitely isn’t a big enough stove. I ordered a Winnerwell Woodlander large so I’m hoping that will work!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yeah definitely glad my sleep system is more than enough for anything these TN mountains can throw at it that night. Stove supposed be here tomorrow so will definitely update ya! Happy camping
As someone who errantly blew money on a Winnerwell Nomad large for mine, I’d consider returning it for a cylinder stove, or a kni-co Alaskan if you want something light. I ended up buying a Colorado spruce stove (camp chef alpine equivalent) because the Winnerwells just weren’t big enough to keep fired at night for this tent.
@@brianh1161 I car camp so not to worried about the weight. And it don’t really get that cold here in East,TN. Plus the Winnerwell can still go in my teepee also when I solo.
@@brianh1161 I have an Alaskan stove as well. I’m interested to see how it will do in this. I did set up a 29x8 tent last year and heated with that but it wasn’t extremely cold that weekend.
@Brian leonard I had high winds this day actually. Held with the included stakes. I have also heard reports from people saying it’s held up in all weather and one report of it being up for a whole year now and is still doing great. Those are all reports and not my experience but good to know. Thanks for watching.
That's not a tent it's a house 😂 😂 😂 it does look great for a base camp. Great as a communal space if there's a few of you too. Can't wait to see you using this one out
@Chris ‘CJ’ Jones a freaking cabin in a bag bro lmao! It’s still setup in my yard and Everytime I see it I’m thinking, can’t wait to get it out lol. Thanks for watching
Hey Chris was just hanging with bourbon bill, he's actually my neighbor on the mountain. I tried hard to get that tent,was unavailable for like a year. heard the welding of the frame is sometimes questionable
@Erik Carey I didn’t even think about the welds. I bet those will be the weak point. Bourbon Bill, such a small world bro. It was so hard to get for the last couple years cause of how cheap they are. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann so bill just designed a really badass neck knife, I had to almost beg for one. Lolol, maybe a spackman giveaway?? For one. I'll foot the cost. There awesome knives
Great video. I have been wondering if the Walmart Wall tent was any good. I have been thinking about one of these for deer season. I was skeptical if it was any good. After this video, it looks like it would do the job. Thanks for sharing.
@Trucker Jon’s Outdoor Shenanigans seriously if you camp to hunt for an extended period of time(setting this up for an overnighter is too much work lol) then this tent would be great. Cheap, seems well made, I’ve gotten feedback from others that said it takes a snow load too, how much snow, not sure but that’s good info. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I left mine standing out in a windy blizzard last winter and also a multiple day rain. No leaks. When I returned after the blizzard, there it yet stood with several inches of ice on the roof. Do try to setup in amongst a windbreak whenever possible.
Okay, this is going to be a super weird question, but... Do you think it would be possible to remove one of the sections and shorten this into a 10x8? If one is handy with a needle and seam sealer?
@Quailypoes holy crap! If you’re handy anything is possible and that’s a great idea! You maybe able to just fold it over on itself add velcro or buttons so you have both options. I think you can totally do it. Thanks for watching
@christopherwinko1978 I left it setup for over a month. Very heavy snow and rain causing heavy ice build up. From that only 2-3 poles slightly bent. Still useable. I’ve had it up on trips with heavy wind too. In my opinion you can’t beat this tent if you’re on a budget and looking for a wall tent. Thanks for watching
@WEED in the BUSH so big bro. The poles don’t feel weak but snow load I’m not sure of. If I’m using it in more than a couple inches, I think I’ll brace the ridge with cut saplings for extra support. I really want to see what it can take but don’t want to buy another one if this one fails lol. But you never know! Thanks for watching
@Lone star Savage I have not but really want one. I think that maybe a next year purchase. I want the big one. Do they have stove jacks do you know? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann so I asked the same question and was told it wouldn’t be safe to use a stove Jack. I ended up getting a T4 to see if it was possible to use it with a stove Jack. They are built almost like a ice fishing shack. I wish got the big T5 with the second room, they are SICK! The stove Jack… in theory, you can cut the top and put a stove Jack in but the way the tent itself is designed , if a big gust of wind blew in it could cave in a side wall creating a hazard with a hot stove. The walls have tie downs for guylines and if you secure them well, with better stakes (the stakes provided suck ass) it is possible but a little risky. I’d like to find a way to clip in the walls pole once expanded to prevent cave in
@@Bill_tyler I would go through the roof, I would get an elbow for the stove pipe to go through a window. I’m surprised the walls will do that with high winds. They should make a clip or something to prevent that.
@Devyn E. you see my friend, listening, watching and recording everything you did wasn’t enough. So they tapped right into our brains and know what we think now. I see it all the time. Freaky shit. But, glad you found the video lol. I’ll add a link to the description of the video. Thanks for watching
@@schubi128 lol oh yes I wear my sunglasses at night. The glasses are so it always looks like I’m looking at the camera even though my eyes are wondering everywhere. Now they are part of me when I film lol.
Please tell me is this winter storm proof. Im about to get evicted because im late on rent. Im done renting. Tell me please im looking for a tent that can go through sbow storms im a only female so i need to feel secure not have to worry about a tent falling apart in the winter
It holds up pretty well but you should keep it cleaned off as much as possible. I had an ice storm come through and put a lot of weight on it and bent 2 poles but it stayed up. I was sick in bed and I should have cleaned it off but couldn’t. If using it as your home I would suggest reenforcing the ridge line with poles from the ground to the top just to be safe. I would suggest that with any tent I would live in honestly. Thanks for watching
I have an update video about snow on it. You should really clean it off or have enough heat it in to clean it for you. I had about 3-4 inches of snow then rain so it got heavy!!!! It bent 3 connector pieces on me. When did you purchase yours? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann 2 years ago via walmart. customer service never responded. i noticed the poles where very weak metal and i think rusted in factory before they painted them. mine caved in very easily
@David on their larger model they included the wall stove jack in addition to the roof one I believe. If they just had the wall one, no leaking from the roof would take place lol. Thanks for watching
@Gordon Dixon I’ve thought about converting a car port before. Ozark Trail sells a 10x20 wall tent as well. I wonder if the car ports would hold snow better. Thanks for watching
A while back a friend of mine (who works at walmart) got one of these in site to store, and the customer changed their mind and got a refund. It was brand new, never even left the backroom and they had to mark it down cause they dont stock it, so he marked it down to $200.00 and I was there within an hour to pick it up!
@William Gates freaking sweet! I thought I got a good deal lol. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann what's even crazier is we had just went camping like 3 weeks before and I showed it to him online cause I was thinking about buying it at 500. He completely forgot about it and still let me know just by chance
@@williamgates1128 sometimes the universe works in your favor lol
I got mine just after the recent Black Friday for $299. Been looking at it for a year, and when I saw the price, I ordered immediately. I'm a cripple, and thought it was just me having trouble when I had to sit on my butt, and push and scoot with my good leg in order to move it, but looks like I'm not the only one who had trouble moving it. If weight says anything about it's duribility, it should last a long time.
I intend to cover mine with a tarp so a few leaks won't matter, plus once it's seasoned, those leaks may stop. Thanks for the encouraging news.
@Just Jake oh cool I did the same when I saw the price. Couldn’t resist. Tarp over is a pro move for sure. Thanks for watching
Nice, honest review. Thank you! Well done. I never even knew Walmart sold hot tents. I will definitely check this one out.
@William Wilson they are only online as far as I know. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching
I picked up the two I have a couple years ago. I think they said they were 101 lbs. Definitely Heavy AF. My plan for the set up (when I get there) is the two of them face to face with my 12x12 pop up canopy connecting them as an open sitting area.
@Big Harry Bushcraft I want to put two together too and a canopy between is a great idea bro. Thanks for watching
They made a 10x20 version of this tent as recent as this past year, but can’t find it now.
@@brianh1161 it’s on sale too!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann @Big Harry Bushcraft My intention was to cover a single tent with the 10x12 canopy to make the tent last for a long term stay. Have either you or Harry done any measurements to see it the tent will fit under the canopy tent?
Just wondering if you ever set the tents up in the configuration you mentioned. We have two canvas wall tents for elk camp, where we will set a pop-up canopy between them, and that makes one of the best camp sites we have ever used. Been doing that for a few years now. Take it easy.
Thanks, I'm getting 2 of them I have 40 acres in Northeast Nv. and these look perfect to use for a few months during early spring to use.
@Joseph Compnotta you’re welcome. Hope you enjoy them. Thanks for watching
I got one a couple of years ago and it sat up at elk camp for a month in heavy snow and had zero problems. I was kinda worried about the frame but it held up just fine.
@Ron Myers great to know! Thank you for watching
I just ordered this tent total win for $250 I'm going to get the grandkids out camping and do little fishing it'll will be great just put tent in a sled or a wagon great for truck camping in a park great deal
@Tim Robinson you asked me about this tent yesterday right? You guys will have a blast in it! Thanks for watching
Yes I did thanks for the info made my mind up to buy this tent couldn't pass it up
I love how yup pushed it down the hill
Thanks kid!
that really is ginormous! Id probably add a harbor freight dolly to roll the tent and stove around
@Doc Ink freight dolly, great idea. Thanks for watching bro
I bought mine 2 days ago... For the price you can't bit it. It should be here on the 7th of this month. Great review thank you buddy!
@Leave No Trace sweet! Enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your time & effort for review & vid. I've been trying to figure out a way I could live near my mom(full time caregiver) but not literally be in her house 24/7. She has tons of room on property for something like this. (Then I could sell my house and not have to take care of 3 properties). Perfect. Be well
You’re welcome. It should be going on sale right after Black Friday too. Thanks for watching
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You’re welcome. Welcome to the channel, hope you enjoy. Thanks for watching
That thing is definitely a huge tent, i love it! Impressive for only two "leakes".
@Jeff Jackson it really is impressive in my opinion. How can they even sell it that cheap lol. Doesn’t make since. Thanks for watching bro
@@AdventureswithSpackmann that's walfart for you.
Update: $650 dollars now
Thanks for the update.
That thing should come with an ultralight back brace. That would have been my backyard dream clubhouse as a 12 year old.
Happy Sunday!
@Miles Robertson I would have loved this as a kid! I’m loving it now, kinda a portable work shop, garage, shed, whatever for $250 lol. Happy Sunday to you too bro! Thanks for watching
This is pretty cool! I just saw these on sale about a week ago and was gonna ask if you do a water test on one. Awesome!!! Thank you!
@Shannon Bradshaw I saw the sale then too, then it went lower and I couldn’t saw no lol. Great minds think alike my friend. You’re welcome and thanks for watching.
I loved my Tent, it survived 7 months at my deer lease with no leaks, no bugs, no mice.. Rain and be wind were no issue, however it did not survive the ice storm, 3 poles broke.(NOTE) You cannot get replacement poles for this tent. I plan on buying another one very soon. My buffu Heater Kept this Tent very warm.
@J B Sr that’s awesome, not that it broke but the rest lol. Good to know you can’t get replacements. Thanks for watching!
I see replacement parts on ebay.
Mine has been setup in the woods for over a year now. Yes I built a platform for it but it doesn’t leak, been through several storms, no problems. Even in 25* weather that stove will keep it like a sauna
@Jayce Vessier that’s awesome to hear! Yeah this stove is a beast! Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yep it’s me and my kids little get away on some family land in the middle of 30 acres. Great little tent.
@@jaycevessier7554 sounds sweet!
That was a funny clip in the started I was def laughing, also thats the safest entrace to a trampoline I have ever seen!!! Anyways looks like a great tent and your about to make some amazing memories this winter with the kiddos I bet you are beyond pumped for it!!! and 250 bucks gosh dang you can not beat that its like briging a frigin house out!! Evertime I see your videos man I get pumped for this season.
@Snarfimus glad you liked the beginning lol. The stairs were a no brainer when i got the trampoline without a ladder. Had the stairs and boom, entrance! I can’t wait to use it with the kids! Memories will be made for sure bro! So glad I can pump you up for the season! Thanks for watching
Anytime I am thinking of a new tent this is one of the first channels I check-out. I have been considering one of these because of the price but every wal-mart brand outdoor cloth or fabric item I have ever owned has failed and failed quickly. thanks for this report.
@Ready Magazine that’s so nice to hear. Their products are hit or miss for the most part. Thanks for watching
Looks like great bang for the buck! Heck....it's an extra room, for parties at home!!! Hahaha
@outdoor poormet they sale a 20x10 now that’s a party tent! For the price you can’t go wrong. Thanks for watching!
When I bought mine last year, I first set it up in the back yard with Christmas lights inside. It was very merry.
@@brianh1161 sweet! I love lights all around a tent
I have this tent and I love it
@Randy Larkin I love it too! You seriously can’t beat it for the price. Thanks for watching
Set the tent on a stationary wooden platform for all year fun and seal seams and enjoy 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸👍😮
Heck yeah. Thanks for watching
It's a cabin in a bag. That is a good looking dog. A harness and a little training could give you a sled puller. Thanks for the video.
@mushercdn he is such a good dog. I’ve thought many times about getting him on a sled and pull stuff for me. I do hook him up to a wagon and have him pull that in nice months. A sled kinda makes me feel like it will tip over. I will try it some day. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann A plastic sled full of camping gear rarely flips if not piled too high. What you have to watch is the sled running the dog over if you go down hill. That's where you help by being in back, on foot, holding a cord attached to the back of the sled.
Oh yes - so getting one
@Dave Collier Camping yeah buddy! Thanks for watching
I bought 3 of tents like this but was called enclosed garage and was 9 ×30×10 for $279.00 at pep boys a few years ago
@Lee Morrison I thought about getting a enclosed garage tent and converting it at one point to a hot tent. Is that what you did? Thanks for watching
Yes I did Thanks
@Lee Morrison sweet!
For the money you can’t beat it.
Mr buddy propane heater heats one pretty good.
Two person set up. A lot easier. Took mine on a week trip. It was 3 inches of snow every night.
Tarped of course. No leaks.
It really is a great tent for the money. Thanks for watching
Good review. Looks nice for the price
@Tim G glad you enjoyed. Yeah for the price it’s a great deal! Thanks for watching
I've been looking at these actually and I keep going 400-500 idk but this makes me go yea looks worth it
@nd predator bro 250 right now. Things a cabin in a bag lol. Thanks for watching
It is well worth the money
@mark crowley so worth the money!
Great video.
@w0wspik3 glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
That was funny!
Glad you thought so! Thanks for watching
It works well weights a hundred pounds and stays really warm with a woodstove
@mark crowley yeah it’s heavy but works great. Thanks for watching
Am I the guy you are talking about? (The guy who didn't lie) LOL! Thanks for the video. Looks like they sent the LED lights with yours. My cousin and I each bought the 10 x 20 and neither of us got the LED lights.
@Dan Paulsen lol that’s you! Didn’t think you lied but those were the words that came out of my mouth lol. The lights were tucked away in the gear pocket things. One light in each pocket thing. Did you end up getting them? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I would have had to send the tent back and order a new one. They wouldn't just send me the lights. Its not worth packing it up and shipping it back just for the lights.
@@randomdan7473 oh damn that sucks. For sure not worth it. They aren’t that bright lol.
I’d like to see a review or footage of the 10x20 sometime.
@Brian H me too!
I have a 10 x 10 Esker Arctic Fox and it seems small compared to this palace of a wall tent. Great video. Just wish these were available in Canada.
@BioDave1955 is the esker a wall tent too or like their pyramid style tents with small walls? I hear ya on the the availability in Canada cause I feel the same with all of Canadian Tires camping gear lol. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann it is a five sided pyramid tent. Very stable in windy conditions and with the smaller space, heats up efficiently, so a stove like the one you showed will work great in it.
You could flex seal some of the seams to help make it more water proof
@Bigboyjudge lots of people have mentioned flex seal for seams in the past. I’m afraid the fabric would stick together. Have you used it before? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yes I have, I’ve used it for the knees of my pants to keep them from wearing out. You can spray in layers, tape off areas if you want strait or uniform look but don’t try to remove the blue tape after letting the flex seal dry it will not come off. Your best bet is to either set up a tent in the garage to keep it from getting random stuff from sticking in the flex seal after spraying and let it set up if you use a fan do not use it too close or strong so as not to make runs.
@Bigboyjudge great to know! Thanks
Forklift sold separately. Pretty nice . I have a 10 by 20 but it lacks headroom ( at least for me ) curious to see you load test it in the woods. Have a great evening
@John Burgin the 10x20 from Ozark trail? I’m interested in a snow load test too but will hate buying a new one if it fails lol. Have a good one too and let me know when the sleeping bag shows up. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann it’s just a elongated dome tent . Can’t remember the brand . Wife picked up on sale ahead of turkey season several years back
@@johnburgin7478 gotcha.
It's a little heavy for the convenience of bug out unless it was planned to stay up
@Austin it would be a setup and leave deal for me. Trying to run from place to place would suck with this tent lol. Thanks for watching
I just ordered this tent last Saturday & when I got home from work yesterday my tent was there!!! This tent looks awesome!!! Can’t wait to set it up!!! 🏕️
@Richard Lacquement it really is awesome in my opinion. One heck of a deal for $250! Thanks for watching
Seeing it at 10x12 makes me feel like my 12x14 tarp for hammock camping is huuuge
@night23fox 12x14 is a big tarp. This has head room, walking room and activity room lol. Thanks for watching bro
I got it thay size because with the toe outs I can configure it like the onetigris hammock hot tent. Haven't tried it like that yet, but it is huge
@night23fox lol I just got the onetigris hammock tent lol.
To seal leaks try Flex Seal spray in almond color.
@Magnus Darkhan good idea! Thanks for watching
No. I won't. I've all ready got five tents. Must resist. Send me help.....my finger is about to click "complete order".
But seriously, thanks for another great video. I don't need a wall tent that size since I solo camp. Now, a smaller wall tent......
@Tony Boloney lol that’s exactly how my buying experience went lol. You’re welcome, so glad you enjoyed. They need to make a smaller version, that would be cool. Thanks for watching
Sweet! Add the solar generator and the big screen TV.... trick that baby out!
@Doc_Watson solar panels on the roof but no tv, projector! Lighter weight, smaller and projected right on the wall. That’s my plan bro. Thanks for watching
Hey else thinking of buying the 20 x 10 version and I was wondering what size wooden stove I need to buy to heat it up
@jessecarney5052 does the 20x10 have two stove jacks? I don’t have a stove big enough for the 20x10 but two of any stove I have shown in it would work. Thanks for watching
I want one so bad but damn they're heavy and it takes an army to put it up. At least the one my old man had ages ago.
@Brooklynne Hill heavy for sure! Army of one lol. I did by myself so anyone can, just not as easily with more hands. I’ve wanted one for a couple years now and for $250 I couldn’t say no. Thanks for watching!
I set it up by myself in 45 mins the first time
@@MrKjones79 me too lol
Review the camp chef stove good show thanks
@Willis Blevins it’s coming bro! Thanks for watching. I’ve had that stove for like 5 years.
Great video! That looks like the redline around your neck!
@Holtzman’s Survival it sure is! Love your knives and your neck knives work great for holding my mic lol. Thanks for watching bro
caveman discovers wheels... dang it man.. i'm on the floor this very minute
@jonas widegren lol nice! Thanks for watching
I seen it I saw it on ur finger as well I got the z fold hahaha
@Preacher yeah during editing I saw I got it all on film. Wasn’t sure when filming lol. Z fold? Thanks for watching bro
This is a GREAT tent. I have it and I have done a bunch of reviews and videos on it. And I am about to buy that camp chef stove you have. Could you by chance do me a big favor? Could you measure the carrying bag this comes in? I am going up to camp next week and I keep mine at camp under a tarp and I need to make a deck storage box but I want to make sure I make it the right size to fit two storage bins and this tent. Good video...I love the water hose test you did with it! I have this thing in snow and rain and it hasn't leaked a drop I love it.
@BFR Outdoors the camp chef is a great stove. Glad you enjoy the water torture test. I’ve found it very affect at finding weak areas in tents.
As for measuring the size of the bag: I’ll do my best to measure it tomorrow but no promises. My memory is horrible. I’ll reply back tomorrow if I remember lol. Thanks for watching.
@BFR Outdoors bag is LxWxH in inches 34x15x14
@@AdventureswithSpackmann THANK YOU!!!!
S.O.B... I'm gonna need a bigger backpack!
Where's the keg? 😉
@ChillinDave 1 lmao. SOB had me dying bro. Kegs stored out back, like always 😉 thanks for watching.
Huge tent
@Cathy Loves camping it sure is! Thanks for watching
Stove jack should be on the sidewall. Zero water issues.
For sure! Thanks for watching
When we camped in our tent last year, we had heavy overnight rain. A couple of the roof sections started sagging. I saw someone else's video who used a broom handle. Would bungee cords running across the middle of each roof panel work to divide the roof and prevent some of the pooling and sagging in rain?
@Sandi Dreer oh yes. I would think that would help. I would also make sure all roof guylines are as tight as possible so the roof is taunt. Thanks for watching
I’ve been looking at this tent the last few days. Struggling to get past the bulk, weight and setup time…but you may be convincing me.
@The Budget Sportsman you know the weight was my biggest reason not to buy it for a couple years. But I’m happy I did now. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann well you convinced me. It will be here Tuesday.
@The Budget Sportsman lol sweet! Enjoy it.
@@TheBudgetSportsman You’ll find yourself questioning the teardown effort, but the next day dreaming about the next opportunity to go set it up somewhere. Don’t ask me how I know.
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Well thanks for convincing me to buy the tent. Here’s our first time using it with the family.
Quick question: Did you seal the seams before testing it?
No. I always test my tents straight out of the box. As if you were buying them so you know what you are getting. Thanks for watching
Massive tent great review !!! Not sold in Canada :(
Most of their best gear isn't, we get screwed
@Camping with Coyote Chris yeah just like Woods brand in Canada we can’t get that here. Lol. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
@Shawn R I hear ya. I feel the same way about gear I see Steve With from Canadian Tire lol.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I understand the problem with getting stuff from CT (don't even know if they ship outside Canada) but there's a Walmart less than 5 minutes from my house and that's why it's so annoying
@Shawn R lmao oh no, I didn’t know Walmart was in Canada as well. That’s super frustrating but it’s only sold on Walmart. Com. So maybe that’s why.
Been looking at these. I definitely like a sewn in floor better. Little creatures can still enter your tent via the spaces between the floor and wall....no big deal to me but women freak out. For the last 20 years I've been using Cabela's alaknak tent. I've had 2. Sent it up in a low level flood ravine( I didn't know) and it rained and three/four inches of rain water rushed thru the area. The floor held tight. Like you said, waterbed effect. However, been looking at this tent, like it, the price is right. Great info. Thanks for the test drive.
@Super Beast yeah a zippered in floor would be awesome that way you could remove it if you don’t want to use it and use it if you do. Keeping the critters out. The alaknak tent looks so cool! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann you bet bro. Thank you. The alaknaks are pretty cool. After I bought mine, my friends followed suit. I had the first year made one. Height was 9'6". Now they are 9'. Two problems with that tent.(and I called the manufacturer to tell them how to correct this) The corners will catch water and pool up. Not a lot , maybe a cup or two. But the tent is $900. This shouldn't be a problem. If the corner tent posts were made retractable (shorten in length) that would solve this. Took it on my own to make a prototype.....worked great. Just dropped the retractable pole from 4' down to 3'6" and the rain ran off smoothly. The other problem is the tension that comes across the doorway. Hard to explain in text but setting up the tent correctly puts a lot of stress across the screen and door when you zip it up or down. Mind you, when these tents are set up for advertising they are pearched up on pretty much level ground. I set mine up on a concaved area one time which made the tent sag. (That was my bad too but I really wanted that spot) I went to my truck and retrieved my floor jack and put it under the center pole and jacked it up 5 or so inches and everything came into play. Great weekend. I should be making these videos. Your a great inspiration. I really respect the fact that your not selling a product but rather critiquing it .
Love how you showed the water drops. Maybe some seem sealer. But I have cautions about that stuff too. That's how I ruined my first alaknak tent. Has to do with tent, seem sealer, hot garage, oh man. The xtc material used on those tents are cool....but it's a layerd system of material. Not to good when pulled against itself via a gooie, gluie, substance like seem sealer coming out of a hot garage. My bad again. However, to make a long story longer, Cabela's gave me a straight up swap for my damaged one for a new one. THAT....was not supposed to happen. Im pretty sure a disgruntled employee gave me that deal then quit. I tried to get the same deal on my second one to get the upgrades and they pretty much told me to piss off. Hahahah....I'm good with that.... hahaha. But thanks for your video. Aaahhhh...have you looked at white duck canvas tents? I'm kinda interested there too. Pretty badass shit. They are cotton that you waterproof by soaking them with water. They are awesome. Bell style tents too look cool for glamping. Please reply bro. I dig this shit.
@@superbeast4287 so many times during reading that I had a good laugh. Thank you. Jacking the pole is genius. I like how I don’t sell the product either and just show it. Which I was selling Ozark Trail tent and designing them with em. Don’t get me wrong lol, maybe one day. Awesome you showed them what the problem was and how to fix it. Love that shit. I try to do my seam sealing in warming weather and outside. Or kitchen table lol. Is you are interested in making videos, do it! Worse case you stop making videos. Best case you make a whole lot of new friends. Enjoy your day.
@@superbeast4287 oh forgot the duck and bell tents, yes I want both. Been trying to find a cheap canvas bell tent but may need to settle for non canvas one first. Duck canvas tents are so old school and so freaking cool. But pricey and cheap I am lmao.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann dude, your awesome, I like trying out all the options. Have a place where we set up tents here in Michigan on the Au Sable river every spring. It's a total man thing. No women allowed except for our dog Duncan. (Female) The guys get together and get out all the cabin fever, debauchery, and madness of seclusion out of our systems. Total campout, survival tactics, and consumption of malted hops and barely. Used to be 25+ guys or so ...over the years, it's peeled down. We have thrown many ashes of fallen brothers into this river by their request. It is a monument to the respect we have for that little place on the planet that we as friends and family have always enjoyed. We always eat better in the woods than we do at home........wait......we eat chit we want.....maybe not so healthy....but it's an outage. Man...we stop at pinconning mi and pick up different cheeses and smoked fish, crackers , pickled baloney, and other fart inducing goodies.Damn....sorry bro.... In remembrance. Damn..now I want cheese and beer.......Thanks bro.....seems we are on the same page. Sorry for rambling.
I have this tent and also picked it up on sale, I love it. However the pomoly Traveller definitely isn’t a big enough stove. I ordered a Winnerwell Woodlander large so I’m hoping that will work!
@Kris Jones oh yeah the Traveller is way too small for this tent lol. Let me know how the woodlander does. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yeah definitely glad my sleep system is more than enough for anything these TN mountains can throw at it that night. Stove supposed be here tomorrow so will definitely update ya! Happy camping
As someone who errantly blew money on a Winnerwell Nomad large for mine, I’d consider returning it for a cylinder stove, or a kni-co Alaskan if you want something light. I ended up buying a Colorado spruce stove (camp chef alpine equivalent) because the Winnerwells just weren’t big enough to keep fired at night for this tent.
@@brianh1161 I car camp so not to worried about the weight. And it don’t really get that cold here in East,TN. Plus the Winnerwell can still go in my teepee also when I solo.
@@brianh1161 I have an Alaskan stove as well. I’m interested to see how it will do in this. I did set up a 29x8 tent last year and heated with that but it wasn’t extremely cold that weekend.
I have a 6m bell tent same stove
@candace harewood I want a bell tent. How’s the stove do in it? Thanks for watching
Fun update its $650 bucks right now
lol nice. Thanks for watching
If someone used rebar steaks wonder if it hold up in wind?
@Brian leonard I had high winds this day actually. Held with the included stakes. I have also heard reports from people saying it’s held up in all weather and one report of it being up for a whole year now and is still doing great. Those are all reports and not my experience but good to know. Thanks for watching.
🤔🤔🤔🤔 I “MAY” look into it.
@docpdpaco1 yeah buddy! Thanks for watching
That's not a tent it's a house 😂 😂 😂 it does look great for a base camp. Great as a communal space if there's a few of you too. Can't wait to see you using this one out
@Chris ‘CJ’ Jones a freaking cabin in a bag bro lmao! It’s still setup in my yard and Everytime I see it I’m thinking, can’t wait to get it out lol. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann how tempted are you to just have a night out in the yard, just cause 😂 😂 😂
@@chriscjjones8182 it’s been up for 6days and 5/6 days I’ve thought about it lmao
Hey Chris was just hanging with bourbon bill, he's actually my neighbor on the mountain. I tried hard to get that tent,was unavailable for like a year. heard the welding of the frame is sometimes questionable
@Erik Carey I didn’t even think about the welds. I bet those will be the weak point. Bourbon Bill, such a small world bro. It was so hard to get for the last couple years cause of how cheap they are. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann so bill just designed a really badass neck knife, I had to almost beg for one. Lolol, maybe a spackman giveaway?? For one. I'll foot the cost. There awesome knives
@Erik Carey I’ll have to look for his neck knife. Did he collaborate with someone on it or is he making them?
@@AdventureswithSpackmann a collaboration. held it used it, definitely worth it!! And it'll be a great giveaway. If interested. No pressure.
@@erikcarey215 I’m about to do another giveaway for Christmas with a knife and other things. You want to add to it, that would be awesome!
I want one of these tent's. I want one to test.
@Rita Willis it’s pretty sweet! Thanks for watching
Two knuckle deep🤣🤣🤣
@gearjunkie lmao you know it! Thanks for watching bro
Great video. I have been wondering if the Walmart Wall tent was any good. I have been thinking about one of these for deer season. I was skeptical if it was any good. After this video, it looks like it would do the job. Thanks for sharing.
@Trucker Jon’s Outdoor Shenanigans seriously if you camp to hunt for an extended period of time(setting this up for an overnighter is too much work lol) then this tent would be great. Cheap, seems well made, I’ve gotten feedback from others that said it takes a snow load too, how much snow, not sure but that’s good info. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I left
mine standing out in a windy blizzard last winter and also a multiple day rain. No leaks. When I returned after the blizzard, there it yet stood with several inches of ice on the roof. Do try to setup in amongst a windbreak whenever possible.
@@brianh1161 that’s awesome! Thanks for letting me know and for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I have a video “review” of my setup of this tent if you’re interested.
@@brianh1161 I’ll take look thanks
Okay, this is going to be a super weird question, but... Do you think it would be possible to remove one of the sections and shorten this into a 10x8? If one is handy with a needle and seam sealer?
@Quailypoes holy crap! If you’re handy anything is possible and that’s a great idea! You maybe able to just fold it over on itself add velcro or buttons so you have both options. I think you can totally do it. Thanks for watching
thing looks like it would fall apart in one bad windy day
@christopherwinko1978 I left it setup for over a month. Very heavy snow and rain causing heavy ice build up. From that only 2-3 poles slightly bent. Still useable. I’ve had it up on trips with heavy wind too. In my opinion you can’t beat this tent if you’re on a budget and looking for a wall tent. Thanks for watching
Thing is huge. How do you think it would handle snow load. ??
@WEED in the BUSH so big bro. The poles don’t feel weak but snow load I’m not sure of. If I’m using it in more than a couple inches, I think I’ll brace the ridge with cut saplings for extra support. I really want to see what it can take but don’t want to buy another one if this one fails lol. But you never know! Thanks for watching
the hero we didn’t know we needed 😂
*link for the this stove?
@keepingitmellow lol not all hero’s wear capes! But on Tuesdays I do. Link to where to buy it or link to stove video? Thanks for watching!
is it possible to use it without the floor?
@Davidson1873 yes, it connects at all corners and Velcro’s every foot or so. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the review brother! Have you tested a gazelle. T5?? I’m thinking about buying one
@Lone star Savage I have not but really want one. I think that maybe a next year purchase. I want the big one. Do they have stove jacks do you know? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann so I asked the same question and was told it wouldn’t be safe to use a stove Jack. I ended up getting a T4 to see if it was possible to use it with a stove Jack. They are built almost like a ice fishing shack. I wish got the big T5 with the second room, they are SICK! The stove Jack… in theory, you can cut the top and put a stove Jack in but the way the tent itself is designed , if a big gust of wind blew in it could cave in a side wall creating a hazard with a hot stove. The walls have tie downs for guylines and if you secure them well, with better stakes (the stakes provided suck ass) it is possible but a little risky. I’d like to find a way to clip in the walls pole once expanded to prevent cave in
@@AdventureswithSpackmann but it works well with a heater buddy. I want the T5 with the vestibule though, that’s what I’m looking for
@@Bill_tyler I would go through the roof, I would get an elbow for the stove pipe to go through a window. I’m surprised the walls will do that with high winds. They should make a clip or something to prevent that.
Did I miss it? Did you show actual setting it up? 🤔
I did not sorry. I didn’t think there was enough interest in the setup video so I never posted. Thanks for watching
What's the link for this one?? How did my TH-cam know I was looking for a cheap hot tent just like this?
@Devyn E. you see my friend, listening, watching and recording everything you did wasn’t enough. So they tapped right into our brains and know what we think now. I see it all the time. Freaky shit. But, glad you found the video lol. I’ll add a link to the description of the video. Thanks for watching
Where do you buy it?
No links??
@How To Get Out Of Babylon it’s been added to the description of the video. Thanks for watching
Yer intro is Killin me.....is it really that heavy?
@HilbilyRedneksOpinion it weighs about 100 pounds. It’s not light. Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
How tall would you guess it is? Above 7 feet in the middle?
@Matthew Farney I’m 5’6” and with my arm fully extended I can’t touch the peak. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann thank you so much
@@MatthewFarney you’re welcome
the ad says it is 7 foot 6 inches tall
How do I get this tent in canada
@Paul Parisien get a P.O. Box in the states and have it delivered there lol. Thanks for watching
Sun seems to shine quite heavy inside this tent.
@schubi yes it does. The light color allows for much light to enter. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Sure, nice bright material, but I reffered to the sunglasses during heavy rain 🤣
@@schubi128 lol oh yes I wear my sunglasses at night. The glasses are so it always looks like I’m looking at the camera even though my eyes are wondering everywhere. Now they are part of me when I film lol.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Never thought about this aspect. Makes sense.
She looks a wee bit heavy! 😁🤣
@Fahh Cue oh she is! Thanks for watching bro
Nice opening. lol funny how my 12 yr old daughter managed to carry it without a problem. And it took me 6 minutes to erect it
😳 your daughter must work out. Thanks for watching
Please tell me is this winter storm proof. Im about to get evicted because im late on rent. Im done renting. Tell me please im looking for a tent that can go through sbow storms im a only female so i need to feel secure not have to worry about a tent falling apart in the winter
It holds up pretty well but you should keep it cleaned off as much as possible. I had an ice storm come through and put a lot of weight on it and bent 2 poles but it stayed up. I was sick in bed and I should have cleaned it off but couldn’t. If using it as your home I would suggest reenforcing the ridge line with poles from the ground to the top just to be safe. I would suggest that with any tent I would live in honestly. Thanks for watching
does not last in snow. mine buckled in and ozark would not respond
I have an update video about snow on it. You should really clean it off or have enough heat it in to clean it for you. I had about 3-4 inches of snow then rain so it got heavy!!!! It bent 3 connector pieces on me. When did you purchase yours? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann 2 years ago via walmart. customer service never responded. i noticed the poles where very weak metal and i think rusted in factory before they painted them. mine caved in very easily
@@TheAtroShow wow that’s crazy
They should have put the stove jack on the wall instead of the roof.
@David on their larger model they included the wall stove jack in addition to the roof one I believe. If they just had the wall one, no leaking from the roof would take place lol. Thanks for watching
Only thing that tent needs is a flat screen tv
@Corey Gunzzz lol I’m thinking a little projector bro! More portable lol. Thanks for watching
Sucks you can't find these even online at Walmart anymore 😢
Oh wow I didn’t realize they don’t have it anymore. Thanks for watching
Wind test
@Steve Krewson it’s been through a ton of wind. Very strong winds at the moment actually too. Thanks for watching
Its $250.00 on their website right now.
@Glen Watson sweet. Thanks for watching
What’s the name of the tent!??
Ozark Trail Wall Tent. Thanks for watching
I already don’t want it and it’s not out of the box yet.
@Roger Clyde cause it’s heavy lol? Thanks for watching
Ozark tent name of the brand?
Yes it is. Thanks for watching
@AdventureswithSpackmann sorry I meant what kind of ozark brand is this?
@@louispavila6637 it’s the 10x12 wall tent. Pretty sure that’s the name. No worries
@@louispavila6637 also there should be a link in the description of this video
@AdventureswithSpackmann how much do you think the whole tent weighs? I’m thinking about getting one soon before spring or for this fall in Alaska
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@steven gegar glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching.
These tents are $700 now :(
Wow. Thanks for watching
Price rollback at Walmart app. $249
@Mopar Doctor what mopar product are you a doctor in? It’s so cheap right now! Great deal. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann retired Chrysler dealer technician. Did mostly HVAC,drivability, and electrical until 14 years ago.
@@mopardoctor9966 very nice. Love me a Jeep.
Comon man just put it on a packboard.
lol not sure that would help too. Thanks for watching
$359.00.......10 X 20 Portable garage. Gardesol carport.
@Gordon Dixon I’ve thought about converting a car port before. Ozark Trail sells a 10x20 wall tent as well.
I wonder if the car ports would hold snow better. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann The carport has thicker Poles
@Gordon Dixon awesome! Good to know, I figured they would be thicker
3 nuckels deep😅
lol it happens. Thanks for watching
Weight=Heavy AF....lolol
@Doug St. Laurent lol you know it. Thanks for watching.