Ten Minute Tent: Columbia Mt Logan Backpacking Tent Pitch Tube. Duration : 10.00 Mins.
Mr. Tent demonstrates the Columbia Mt Logan BackpackingTent. Clear, simple step-by step instructions, easy to understand! Two side doors with an extra large vestibule on one side. This is a bit heavy for a backpacking tent, at 7 lbs. Need a tent? Find our latest tents on Craigslist at austin.craigslist.org Search for "backpacking tent" or "camping tent" or "family tent" . Yes, we accept PayPal, Thanks! -- Mr. Tent & Darlene
Making ultra light tent poles for a Wenzel Star Lite backpacking tent - revised Tube. Duration : 9.27 Mins.
This video explains how I made ultra light carbon tent poles for my little .00 Wenzel backpacking tent. The arrows I used in this video are Beman Venture 500s, which as shown fit inside the 2117 sleeves very nicely. If you are searching for aluminum arrows to use, here is some information. The first 2 numbers on aluminum arrows is the outside diameter in 1/64ths of an inch and the second two numbers is the wall thickness in thousandths of an inch. That means the 2117 aluminum arrows I used are 21/64 ths of an inch outside diameter with a wall thickness of .017 There are lots of combinations that would work. For instance, the Carbon Express Wolverine arrow has a fractionally larger diameter. This arrow does not fit inside a 2117 sleeve but it probably would fit inside a sleeve made from 2215 or 2216 aluminum arrows. I do know that the Carbon Wolverine will not fit inside a 2114 and a 2312 is a little too big making a slightly loose fit. Some sporting goods/supply stores sell used/traded arrows. Check if they have some cheap ones you can purchase. Also, try your local archery club to see if they might have a junk arrow bucket.
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Before setting out on your first tent camping trip, you need to know how to build a camping tent. By establishment yourself with the needed knowledge for building a camping tent before you leave for the campgrounds, you will be ready to enjoy your camping vacation and be able to avoid any time keen mishaps. studying how to build a camping tent also known as pitching a tent, involves only a few simple steps. Following are some camping tips that will help you successfully learn how to build a camping tent. holding these simple pointers in mind will have you well on your way to studying how to build a camping tent.
As your home away from home, it's important to choose the tent for camping that will serve the needs of you and your house so that you remain safe, comfortable, and can enjoy your camping vacation. One of the most important things to reconsider when seeing at a tent for camping is where you plan to use it.
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o Find flat and high ground to build your camping tent on. High ground will help your tent and sleeping bags stay dry in case of rain, and level ground will make building your tent easier and allow you to get more comfortable rest during the night.
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Wenzel 18ft x 10ft Sierra Pass Dome Tent Best
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Wenzel 18ft x 10ft Sierra Pass Dome Tent Feature
Shockcorded fiberglass poles with pin and ring system for easy set up
Hooped fly over front door and rear window for weather protection
Hanging divider curtain creates two separate rooms
Mesh doors (2), windows (2) and roof for cross breeze
Includes stakes, gear lofts (2), hanging pockets (2) and storage duffel
Wenzel 18ft x 10ft Sierra Pass Dome Tent Overview
Great for festivals or other car camping events the Wenzel Sierra Pass provides a huge amount of space.
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o Use a tarp or ground cloth. This piece of added gear for your camping tent is cheap to purchase, as low as ten dollars, and will help keep your tent dry during wet weather. A tarp or ground cloth under your tent will also protect it from rocks and other ground materials that may tear or damage your camping tent.
o Your tent will most likely come with stacks, and it is a good idea to stack your tent to the ground. naturally hammer in the stacks with a heavy rock or hammer on each side to gain your tent. This will forestall the tent from being blown if you feel winds and will also keep it from keen while you are inside of the tent.
If you plan to do winter camping or even cold altitude camping in warmer climates, then you would want to look for a four season tent. If you are alone, then obviously you won't need as much space as if you need to fit a house of six into your tent for camping. Or, if you prefer, you can still have some privacy for the people in your group while camping under one 'roof' by purchasing a tent that has flaps which act as dividers inside the tent in order to create 2 or more interior 'rooms.
You should also invest in a good ground sheet to reinforce the tent for camping and protect it from rips, tears and wear, as well as to keep the groundwater away from you
Keeping these simple pointers in mind will have you well on your way to studying how to build a camping tent. Also, remember never to build your camping tent within twenty feet of your grill or campfire.
How To Build A Camping Tent2000 LBS of Blues - Big Empty House Tube. Duration : 6.32 Mins.
Big Empty House -- Lyrics Tire swing hanging on the backyard tree That's where you would play with me Hoping round on the shaggy floor Crawling in and out that broken doggie door Great ole' memories of this happy home I never thought i'd be sitting all alone It's just a big empty house It's just a big old empty house Grown up to fast and nothing i can do Just trying to say i really really miss you Just a big old empty house A broken bed in my empty house Running round playing cat and mouse Tv dinners in my itty bitty house Pogo stickin up and down all the stairs Making tents with dining room chairs Things i remember about this home Never thought i'd be sitting all alone It's just a big empty house It's just a big old empty house Grown up to fast and nothing i can do Just trying to say i really really miss you Just a big old empty house A broken bed in my empty house ~solo~ Spinning like a top on a slip and slide Covering up my eyes so you can hide Bbq's and chocolate birthday cake Rainy days and the big earth quake Great ole' memories of this happy home I never thought i'd be sitting here alone It's just a big empty house It's just a big old empty house Grown up to fast and nothing i can do Just trying to say i really miss you Just a big old empty house A broken bed in my empty house It's just a big empty house It's just a big old empty house It's just a big empty house It's just a big old empty house Pink Arguello vocals, Kirk Fletcher guitar, Gonzalo Bergera guitar ...
As I sit here, I ask myself, do I write an record or a list? Do I list the names or just write an in-depth story about camping foods? Or can I make my list into an article. I will do both and all, so here we go. I have been camping many times over the past few years. And though I do not reconsider myself a camping expert, I do feel that I have some great helpful hints for campers in the areas of food, hiking, putting up tents, choosing and purchasing tents and other ideas. So, I will write a series of articles about camping, camping helpful hints, and other associated items associated to camping, backpacking, hiking, and campfires, and the rest. This record that I write here at this moment is totally dedicated to foods. However, the record is geared to foods that you can take camping when you do not want to start fires, make campfires, or lug any cooking equipment. Yes, you can camp out without the fire and without the charcoal and without finding firewood. That does make camping easier for everyone and it lightens your pack. The hypothesize your pack is lighter is because each day as you eat, you have less in your pack, and you are not carrying matches, starter fluid, charcoal or other associated items. So now that I have explained myself, here is my list:
Foods for a Fire-free camping excursion:
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Foods For Camping, No Cooking, No Refrigeration!
Texsport Sequoia Pass Three-Room Family Cabin Tent (Tan/Green, 19-Feet X 9-Feet X 86-Inch) Best
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Texsport Sequoia Pass Three-Room Family Cabin Tent (Tan/Green, 19-Feet X 9-Feet X 86-Inch) Feature
19' x 9' x 86" h and sleeps up to 8 persons
Heavy-duty taffeta walls and rainfly are polyurethane coated
Rip-stop polyethylene floor and two front mud mats
Rust-resistant 3/4" diameter truss style chain-corded steel poles
Four "no-see-um" mesh "D" style doors and seven windows with zippered storm flaps and "no-see-um" mesh roof panels provide superior ventilation
Texsport Sequoia Pass Three-Room Family Cabin Tent (Tan/Green, 19-Feet X 9-Feet X 86-Inch) Overview
The Texsport Sequoia Pass Three-Room Family Cabin Tent features 2 removable room dividers and sleeps up to 8 people. It also features heavy-duty taffeta walls and rainfly which are polyurethane coated, and has a rip-stop polyethylene floor and two front mud mats. The Sequoia Pass also has rust-resistant 3/4" diameter truss style chain-corded steel poles, and has four "No-See-Um" mesh "D" style doors and seven windows with sippered storm flaps, and "No-See-Um" mesh roof panels to provide superior ventilation. It comes complete with stakes and a carry/storage bag. Flame retardent meets C.P.A.I.-84 specifications.
Texsport Sequoia Pass Three-Room Family Cabin Tent (Tan/Green, 19-Feet X 9-Feet X 86-Inch) Specifications
An great tent for family adventures, the Sequoia Pass 3-Room Cabin Tent from Texsport provides ample room, flexibility, and accessibility to keep everyone happy and comfortable on your next trip.
Flexible Living Design: Featuring a 3-room design, the Sequoia Pass comes with 2 removable room dividers with space for two sleepers in each end room and four sleepers in the middle room. The dividers are removable if you want to transform the tent into a 2-room or 1-room design. Designed to make it easy for family members to get in and out of the tent without walking all over each other, the Sequoia has a large, "D" style doorway on each end of the tent, with two "D" doors joined in the middle. And, if you don't have a full 8 people to sleep, the Sequoia's possibilities are even more versatile. The middle room can house a table and chairs while kids sleep on one end of the tent and parents sleep on the other. Alternatively, the rooms are large enough to accommodate sleeping cots and store gear, in any configuration you choose. No matter what, everyone will appreciate the 7.2 feet of head-room throughout the tent that will add a further level of livability to sleeping outdoors.
Superior Ventilation and Great Weather Resistance: Thanks' to four large "D" shaped doors and seven windows all equipped with "no-see-um" mesh and storm flaps, ventilating the Sequoia tent is a literal breeze, as is blocking out inclement weather. "No-see-um" mesh panels on the roof ensure that the tent stays ventilated even when the storm flaps are drawn and the fly is on.
Designed to keep the elements out while you sleep comfortably inside, the Sequoia Tent walls and rain fly are constructed of heavy-duty, polyurethane-coated taffeta, so that the rain cannot penetrate the tent's interior. A rip-stop polyethylene floor both keeps ground moisture out and ensures a long lasting performance. Mud flaps in front of the main doors ensure that the tent's interior remains clean.
Quick and Easy Set Up: The Sequoia Pass features a sturdy frame with rust-resistant 3/4-inch diameter truss style chain-corded steel poles that slip through the tent sleeves and clip to the tent. Chain-cording ensures that the poles will stay together and coming complete with stakes, the Sequoia Creek secures to any ground.
Features:
Stand-up roof height of 7.1 feet
Two removable room dividers for privacy
Polyurethane coated, heavy-duty taffeta walls and rain fly
Rip-stop polyethylene floor
Four No-see-um mesh D-style doors
Seven No-see-um mesh windows with zippered storm flaps
No-see-um mesh roof panels provide superior ventilation
Two front mud mats
Rust-resistant 3/4-inch diameter truss style chain-corded steel poles
Durable speed clips secure tent to frame
Complete with stakes, carry/storage bag
Specifications:
Floor dimensions: 19 x 8 feet
Center height: 86 inches (7.1 feet)
Sleep capacity: 8 persons
Flame retardant
Meets C.P.A.I.-84 specifications
What's in the Box? Sequoia Pass Tent, stakes, poles, fly, carry/storage bag
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saltine, ritz or other crackers, corn nuts, potato sticks in cans, all sorts of chips, and crackers
Cans:
tuna, canned meat such as vienna sausages --these are delicious when cold or you can set them out in the sun for a while,
garbanza beans, sliced potatoes, peas
Other:
any range of breads or crackers, rice cakes, mini-rice cakes, raisens, prunes, dried fruits,
apple dippers, health food crackers and snacks
dried fruit rolls or fruit wraps
peanut butter and jelly, sandwiches
laughing cow cheese, bon bell cheese --neither of these need refrigeration or cooking
grated cheeses by the chunk or grated
candies, chocolate,
juices or milks in the parma packs ; none of these need refrigeration
pickles, all sorts of pickles
Others:
fresh fruits and vegetables such as carrots, apples, oranges, pea pods, grapefruits, watermelons, melons, pears, chinese apples, and pomegranates, and more
Loaves of Italian bread, sliced breads, Rice (see explanation below)
Anything else you have that does not need refrigeration or cooking
There is your list. You can pack any and all of that and avoid cooking and avoid needing ice or refrigeration. Now for the rice. purchase limited rice. You can soak limited rice in water out in the sun and have nice hot rice for your meal. It works, try it. Put the rice in a plastic clear package with some warm water. Leave it out in the sun, and you will have hot cooked rice. You can even just put it in water and you do not even need the sun , as long as it is limited rice.
Hope this helps you. Write with your own suggestions; I would love to hear them.
I created this record on May 25, 2008.
Foods For Camping, No Cooking, No Refrigeration!Wenzel Video Clips. Duration : 0.32 Mins.
this is wenzel, the food tent, we were sorry to leave him behind at the mercy of the south
Outbound Longhouse 6 Person Two Room Family Dome Tent (Brown, Large) Video Clips. Duration : 1.55 Mins.
Save More: www.amazon.com This Outbound classic tent features a towering standing height throughout the interior cabin and a huge living area. An additional roof pole adds ceiling height and stability to the vestibule which can convert into a cool and bug free screen house on hot days. The sleeping area can be divided into two rooms, each with its own entry.
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Electrical access port; measures 9 x 7 feet; 1-year warranty
59" center height
8.5 mm fiberglass poles
Electric access port
Floor 1000D Polyethylene
Sleeps 4 people
Coleman Sundome 4-Person Tent Overview
The Coleman sundome tent is ideal for weekend car campers, extended camping trips, scout troops & Summer fun. Coleman tents are designed for easy set up by using a continuous pole sleeve and exclusive Pin and Ring Design making it possible for one person to set a coleman tent up without the need for assistance. Also the Exclusive WeatherTec system is designed to make sure you stay dry if it does begin to rain.
Coleman Sundome 4-Person Tent Specifications
Roomy enough for a small family, the Coleman Sundome 4 tent sleeps up to four people at a time in complete comfort. The Sundome 4 is outfitted with Coleman's exclusive WeatherTec system, a series of technical features intended to protect you from inclement weather and nasty storms.
The tent's interior measures 63 square feet--enough for up to four people.
WeatherTec tents are built with a coated polyester fabric combined with anti-wicking thread, webbing, and zippers, all designed to keep you dry when the rain comes down. The tent's welded waterproof floor and inverted floor seams, meanwhile, dramatically increase the water resistance by hiding the needle holes inside the tent and away from the elements. In fact, Coleman is so confident in its WeatherTec system that it exposes its WeatherTec tents to a rain room that simulates nasty downpours, and to a wind machine capable of blowing hurricane force gusts. The results? Even after the tests, Coleman guarantees its WeatherTec tents will keep you dry.
The Sundome 4's interior is spacious, with a base that measures 9 feet by 7 feet and a center height of 59 inches--plenty of headroom for most people. In addition, the dome-style tent is engineered to keep you cool thanks to the adjustable Variflo ventilation and vented Cool-Air port. Best of all for travel-weary campers, the Sundome 4 sets up quickly, with two shock-corded steel poles, continuous pole sleeves, a pin-and-ring design, and InstaClip attachments. Other details include a rain fly; an electrical access port; a privacy vent window; an interior gear pocket; separate bags for the tent, poles, and stakes; and easy-to-follow instructions sewn into the durable carrying bag.
Specifications
Rooms: 1
Center height: 59 inches
Fly: Polyester taffeta 75D
Inner tent: 68D polyester mesh
Floor: 1,000D polyethylene, 140 g/m2
Base dimensions: 9 by 7 feet
Poles: 11mm fiberglass
Warranty: Limited 1 year
About Coleman More than 100 years ago, a young man with an entrepreneurial spirit and a better idea began manufacturing lanterns in Wichita, Kansas. His name was W.C. Coleman, and the company he founded would change life in America. A man plagued with such poor vision he sometimes had to ask classmates to read aloud to him, Coleman saw a brilliant light in 1900 in a drugstore window that stopped him in his tracks. He inquired about the light inside and discovered he was able to read even the small print on a medicine bottle by the illumination. The lamps had mantles, not wicks, and were fueled by gasoline under pressure instead of coal oil. Soon afterward, Coleman started a lighting service that offered a "no light, no pay" clause--a big step forward for merchants who were burned by inferior products that rarely worked--and drew substantial interest from businesses that wanted to keep their lights on after dark.
In the ensuing years, Coleman expanded its product line well beyond lanterns. The company's current catalog is thick with products that make spending time outdoors a pleasure. There are coolers that keep food and drinks cold for days on end, comfortable airbeds that won't deflate during the night, a complete line of LED lights that last for years, powerful portable grills that cook with an authentic open-grill flame, and much, much more. Coleman has truly fashioned much of our outdoor camping experience, and expects to do so for generations to come.
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