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Backpacking TentsLightweight & Compact
Bike Packing TentsDesigned Specifically for Cycle Touring
Bivvy BagsMinimalist Camping
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Two PersonTents for Two People
Three PersonTents for Three People
Four PersonTents for Four People
Five Person +Tents for Five or More People
Tunnel TentsStreamlined & Aerodynamic
Dome TentsSpacious Headroom
Geodesic TentsStorm Proof Mountaineering & Expeditions
Teepees Wigwam Style Pyramid Tents
Inflatable TentsQuick & Easy
Family TentsPlenty of Space for Everyone
Rooftop TentsRoofrack Tent Boxes
AwningsDrive Away Awnings for Vans, SUV's & Tents
TarpaulinsCamping Tarps - Versatile Shelters
FootprintsUnder Tent Groundsheets
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SleepingSleeping Bags, Mats, Airbeds & Campbeds
Camp KitchenFrom Pots & Pans to Tables & Chairs
it easy to pitch on hard or rocky ground - you can even pick a dome tent up and move it around after it’s been set up. The ease of pitching is a major plus for beginners and solo travellers. Another big plus is the extra headroom versus equivalent sized Tunnel Tents. The main downsides of dome tents are their extra height creates extra bulk and extra weight for carrying plus it creates extra windage, so dome tents are less stable in extreme winds. Also, by virtue of their shape, external vestibule areas on dome tents tend to be relatively small.
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