What is the size of this tent in the bag length and width? I am buying this for motorcycle camping and want to plan out the size. The Spec sheet on Amazon seems to be for the Ample 6, not the Periapsis 4. What is the size of this tent in the bag length and width? I am buying this for motorcycle camping and want to plan out the size. The Spec sheet on Amazon seems to be for the Ample 6, not the... » Read More What is the size of this tent in the bag length and width? I am buying this for motorcycle camping and want to plan out the size. The Spec sheet on Amazon seems to be for the Ample 6, not the Periapsis 4. « Show Less
808528
Approx. 35"X 30". This is when loosely packed. With a little cinching up, you can decrease the size 1"-2".
199716
The dimensions of the tent are: 58 inches for length, 48 inches for width and 58 inches for height. It is pretty big in my opinion. I hope this helps!
5546
I'd say about 3'x1.5 in the bag. Takes up very little space compared to other tents it's size.
398419
I cannot speak to the dimensions of the separate areas without measuring. Maybe the manufacturer can assist? I can speak to the use, and how happy I was with this purchase! You can use the tent with or without the screen area, and with or without the vehicle attachment sleeve. It is very versatile, using just the main tent or the attachment pieces. I used all three last trip, and loved the screen room as an entry to take off shoes, unleash my dog and store gear as I came and went from the tent. Great product, love it!
650562
It paired up the 14 x 8 fly for me too. Just went camping and it was 2' too short. Now I have to buy another one that fits. Not cool. Amazon should refund us 100% for this mix up.
429996
Hello Natural Girl, nice to contact you.The Tent floor is 81width X 2.29 lenght in cm, this is only the sleeping area and it has a Front vestibulo wich has 2.29 lenght X 81 widht cm but is not square form, if you want to cover all floor area ( sleeping pluss vestibulo ) you will need to get a tarp with 1.62 width X 2.29 lenght in cm
284503
Very compact for this price range. Eureka claims 5" X 18". In reality, I can pack mine down to about 6" X 18 1/2". The stuff sack it comes in is much larger, so I would recommend getting a smaller sack. See the specs for this tent at Campmor or Eureka websites.
693563
When I bought this tarp, I read the same 'Product Dimensions' and took a guess that that dimensions were wrong. I purchased the tarp anyway and it certainly was NOT 17' x 13' x 6.3"! The tarp is basically 6" shorter than 12' x 25' in both directions but I never measured it. Covered my 21' x 8' trailer nicely with a couple of feet hanging over both sides. Hope this helps.
1475593
The screened vestibule is approximately 6' wide x 4' deep. Be aware that the footprint of the tent's cabin is a hexagon shape, rather than square or rectangular. I purchased a Eureka large hexagon footprint tarp for $15, which worked very well. I do suggest seam sealing this tent prior to use. I purchased this tent in July and used it for two separate week long trips in the Adirondacks and Lake Carmi, VT. It rained, heavily, for the first to nights in VT. The tent leaked slightly in spot, however, I was lazy and did not seam seal it prior to the trip ( I thought I could get away with waterproofing spray only). Overall, it's a great tent for the money!
807964
The tent comes in a bag not taller than 28" x 6" wide for what i remember. Did not measure it.
1893524
This isn't the roomiest tent. You can't stand up in it and I could only fit two sleeping mats or cots in it side by side. Three people would be a joke. The shape means there isn't a lot of head room on the ends. That said, you don't buy this tent for its spaciousness. It's a rugged, practical, nearly weatherproof tent that will stand up (pun intended) to a lot more than the tall, flimsy ones with a ton of room. Think about what kind of camping you do and camper you are. If you're going to rough it a lot, this one is great. If you're the once-a-year car camper with the family, then I'd advise looking for something else. This isn't the roomiest tent. You can't stand up in it and I could only fit two sleeping mats or cots in it side by side. Three people would be a joke. The shape means there isn't a lot of head room on the ends. That said, you don't buy this tent for its spaciousness. It's a rugged, practical, nearly weatherproof tent that will stand up (pun intended) to a lot more than the tall, flimsy ones with a ton of room. Think about what kind of camping you do and camper you are. If you're going to rough it a lot, this one is great. If you're the once-a-year car camper with the family, then I'd... » Read More This isn't the roomiest tent. You can't stand up in it and I could only fit two sleeping mats or cots in it side by side. Three people would be a joke. The shape means there isn't a lot of head room on the ends. That said, you don't buy this tent for its spaciousness. It's a rugged, practical, nearly weatherproof tent that will stand up (pun intended) to a lot more than the tall, flimsy ones with a ton of room. Think about what kind of camping you do and camper you are. If you're going to rough it a lot, this one is great. If you're the once-a-year car camper with the family, then I'd advise looking for something else. « Show Less
1092815
My tent is a 10x10. The bag is about 1ft to long. I checked with the seller and was told it was a 10x10 bag. The bag is constructed very well.
1556092
My 47" t5 wouldnt fit inside this tent because the measurements are wrong its actually 47" across, pretty stupid if you ask me, i have a 48x48 from same company and it fits fine either way, just gotta squeeze by the bars to get in, but this tents dimensions are actually wrong on the one i got
1236180
It fits in the provided bag--ours measures a hair under 24". It's a great tent!
2284077
I haven't backpacked with the tent yet. However, I have used it for several days during some light camping. Once disassembled, the tent fits nicely in a larger sack, along with two smaller sleeve bags holding the stakes, guy lines, and tent poles if/when needed. You can easily fit it in standard bookbag and even "mold" the larger sack by pushing air out around object already found in the bookbag. It's a really nice tent--just remember to bring a tarp or camping pad for the bottom. This will save you a lot of trouble in the long run--protecting the tent floor from getting damp or wet. Hope this helps! I haven't backpacked with the tent yet. However, I have used it for several days during some light camping. Once disassembled, the tent fits nicely in a larger sack, along with two smaller sleeve bags holding the stakes, guy lines, and tent poles if/when needed. You can easily fit it in standard bookbag and even "mold" the larger sack by pushing air out around object already found in the bookbag. It's a really nice tent--just remember to bring a tarp or camping pad for the bottom. This will save you a lot of trouble in the long run--protecting the tent floor from getting damp or... » Read More I haven't backpacked with the tent yet. However, I have used it for several days during some light camping. Once disassembled, the tent fits nicely in a larger sack, along with two smaller sleeve bags holding the stakes, guy lines, and tent poles if/when needed. You can easily fit it in standard bookbag and even "mold" the larger sack by pushing air out around object already found in the bookbag. It's a really nice tent--just remember to bring a tarp or camping pad for the bottom. This will save you a lot of trouble in the long run--protecting the tent floor from getting damp or wet. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1343451
That's funny I bought one a few months ago because it said 84" long in the description but I got it and the actual measurements were 37" x 77". I decided to keep the bag but told customer support I guess the resolution was to delete the dimensions in the description.
191851
I would say the same as M.H. 22 inches by 14 inches. I'm not sure on the weight. I have used this bag several times sleeping outside with no tent. I took my 7 yoa daughter on our last scout campout. It was 32 degrees and she used the black bag. We slept with no tent and just a tarp on the ground. She said she was too hot during the night. I used the bivy and the green bag had no issues. It is a great system.