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Sierra Designs Convert 2P & 3P 4 Season Tents

Sierra Designs Convert 2P & 3P 4 Season Tents

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Product Description
Packed with functional features, the Sierra Designs Convert tents are designed to make you feel like you're living in your own outdoor suite. Featuring an elongated design that gives you a bit more room for additional gear, the tents use unique Yunan ultralight aluminum poles to reduce the overall weight while retaining structural rigidity Read More

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LazYevgen
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Sep 6, 2018
vestibules are included?
Batja
3
Sep 4, 2018
Pretty good spec overview and REVIEW by Luke: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QAVPAKMKg0
Timegone
4
Sep 3, 2018
I really don't want to go into debt right now, this might be to good of a deal not to. Timing is everything.
Is this a good 4 season tent?
I use this tent in the desert through the shoulder seasons and winter. It'll get warm in there in direct sun but both the back and front windows can open for venting. You totally have it right that it depends on the setup and then what people are comfortable with. I wouldn't want to use it in the middle of the summer, mainly for the heat.
As far as being single wall, this tent is large enough (with both windows open) that condensation isn't typically too big of a problem. On a warm night, with another person and a dog in the 2 person, the walls do tend to get sweaty.
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seenypaul
Sep 4, 2018
MikeGilbertMike, thanks for adding your desert perspective. I can definitely see this performing well for that over a pretty broad season. My perspective is mostly more humid and rainy eastern U.S. I don't think it would be so ideal here. I'm having a hard time envisioning leaving the vestibule and fly behind unless a dry forecast is dead certain to allow a single-wall DWR pitch. And with any chance of blown rain or wet snow, I don't see using the fly without the vestibule. I used a Eureka Alpenlite 2XT for a number of years (older model, pretty sure it had a lot less mesh than they do now although I seem to remember front and rear doors maybe having mesh.) It could get pretty stifling inside in my area a good six months of the year.
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