would this tent suit the irish weather? camping in ireland you have to be prepared for all weather. looking for a bigger tent.
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i dont thinks so . this tent only for good summer, spring,autumn time .thats perfect for rain but i dont think so for snow .
1378656
I have not had it up in heavy wind. I'm no expert but I would think anything tent or umbrella like will not hold up well in heavy wind. A beach breeze is no problem though with both sides open for ventilation. Does that help?
2016743
Hi, is an excellent wind n water proof tent we love it; ei one night rained all nite long woke up an all camping neighbors were soaked our particular site was set up in a low area and water came up to the edge of the Barton zipper and not a drop came in we love it!!To answer your question of highth I'm 6' my wife 5'2" she can Stan in the center and move around ok me a different story!!It is well worth every penny best tent I've ever owned !!Cap: J n Silvia
1043403
Strong winds will definitely wreck this tent... Would not recommend for the beach on a very windy day.. The frame is just not sturdy enough..The manual itself says to avoid the wind.. With that said, we have one for our back deck and it works perfectly in moderate wind ;)
1219215
I would have to say "no" to that. This tent will no keep out the cold, but the rain, and if its set up properly it can withstand wind. Hope that helps.
1672864
Get one that keep you warm, this tent is cold. My sleeping bag is rated 20 deg.f and it worked very good for me. Good luck
1712663
it is rather heavy and does not, to me, seem appropriate for tent camping. Plus you would definitely need to cover it completely and keep it totally dry otherwise tent camping would probably ruin it.
121130
As long as the wind isn't blowing. If it is windy, I would bring water jugs to fill and put in the corners. I did not stake my tent on nights I knew would be nice and the tent did not shift position. I also stayed in a couple "parking lots" and had no problems. But then again, I had a large dog to hold it down. LOL
1000279
I would call this a 3+ season tent. I will stand up to 12'' plus of snow fall, or heavy winds on top of a mountain. I camped with it in - 12 c during elk hunting week long trips with no problems. If you are going camping to alaska in the winter time it may not be the right tent.
244166
Yes, if your weather is not severe. Our Granddaughters love this tent, it is really lovely!
1219211
I wouldn't recommend this tent in the snow or the wind. This Tent NEEDS to be staked down to stay up (not sure it would hold the weight of snow or gusts of wind. But is has a nice water proof base that comes up about a foot on the edges, so rain is ok.
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I wouldnt recommend this for cold weather camping, the material seems exceptionally thin, the netting is prone to tearing easily, we used it in central oregon in august and while we didnt have the leaking issues some people have had I wouldn't imagine it would hold heat very well. there would be the advantage of having more people in the tent but I dont think it would offset the other problems. overall I really liked this for hot weather camping, the air flowed really well out of the top keeping even the daytime temperatures low.
640627
Hello, Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. This little tent is extremely easy to set up and would work great for your motorcycle. The only little problem I saw with it was in cold weather. It does have a tendancy to sweat on the inside if you close it up. I would recommend it.
2042250
It is a 3 season tent for sure. The upper half of the tent is a breathable mesh and is not a great insulator. Using it on a windswept area would be drafty even with a buttoned up rainfly. This makes it awesome in the summertime though because it breathes so well.
1073328
its designed to withstand hallatious snow and wind. this tent is super nice. just cut a footprint from a tarp and your good to go!
1584063
YES I bought one in spring of 2014 and reading carefully was able to get the appropriate 10x14 (not the 8x14) and it fits very well. I used it multiple times during the summer at the beach through some hellish thunderstorms and no leaks except a tiny bit at the bottom at the doors at the zipper. I did take the time to put water proofing on the rainfly before using it and I am sure that helped. I LOVE this tent, I am a 58 year old female, not in great shape and can and have set it up by myself many times. It is a little bit of a struggle alone, I've had to redo stakes a few times as I keep walking around and adjusting the sides. Easier to take down :) Hope this helps someone. YES I bought one in spring of 2014 and reading carefully was able to get the appropriate 10x14 (not the 8x14) and it fits very well. I used it multiple times during the summer at the beach through some hellish thunderstorms and no leaks except a tiny bit at the bottom at the doors at the zipper. I did take the time to put water proofing on the rainfly before using it and I am sure that helped. I LOVE this tent, I am a 58 year old female, not in great shape and can and have set it up by myself many times. It is a little bit of a struggle alone, I've had to redo stakes a few times as I keep... » Read More YES I bought one in spring of 2014 and reading carefully was able to get the appropriate 10x14 (not the 8x14) and it fits very well. I used it multiple times during the summer at the beach through some hellish thunderstorms and no leaks except a tiny bit at the bottom at the doors at the zipper. I did take the time to put water proofing on the rainfly before using it and I am sure that helped. I LOVE this tent, I am a 58 year old female, not in great shape and can and have set it up by myself many times. It is a little bit of a struggle alone, I've had to redo stakes a few times as I keep walking around and adjusting the sides. Easier to take down :) Hope this helps someone. « Show Less
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It's good for summer and sprig, I left my tent up until September when it first started getting cold and before fall, leaves and rain my discolor the tent, I was afraid of wind damage also. I live in Eastern Pa it got cold quick in 2014.