Is this considered a 3 season? Looks like a lot of mesh?
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It's a 4 person tenet but it also depends on how many duffle bags and packs you have with you and will be storing in the tent. As far as the mesh...yes it is ALL mess but the rain fly is strong and adds complete coverage if put together correctly. Definitely anchor down ALL loops with stakes and you can't go wrong! I love my tent!
1811095
I, myself, would consider this a 3 season. Extremely easy to setup. Mostly mesh top before throwing on rain guard. I'm 6'2" and this tents fits myself and 2 others comfortably with gear..
1811096
Not sure what you mean by 3 season. there is a lot of mesh and it does become cool if you leave it out. However with the rain fly, it is very very warm when we put a small portable heater inside.
1811097
It's all mesh except the doors. I don't know if I would use it without the rain fly on it, but it would be great on a clear and starry night! You would defiantly want to keep the rainfly doors rolled up in the summer to get some ventilation. I've used it in teen degree temperatures and it was livable. It's certainly a sturdy tent in the wind. And snow/rain tight. Recommended.
1930444
I personally do not know if the mesh is thick and durable -- I sent it to our granddaughter for her birthday --- she loves it - it was great because she can see if she wants to - or hide - but how durable it is I really can not - except to say it is being used with great fun.
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There's plenty of headroom, but the panel framework is quite thin and may not hold much weight such as a curtain. I've had other screen houses over the years and can't imagine any of them being able to do much more other than to hold the weight of the vinyl roof. These things are supposed to be seasonal and portable in nature. I for one, have added anchors to each panel channel for I keep it up year round except for the roof which I remove before the first snowfall. I live in New England. These units are very nice and my wife and I enjoy the very much from around the first of April right through much of October ( weather permitting ) There's plenty of headroom, but the panel framework is quite thin and may not hold much weight such as a curtain. I've had other screen houses over the years and can't imagine any of them being able to do much more other than to hold the weight of the vinyl roof. These things are supposed to be seasonal and portable in nature. I for one, have added anchors to each panel channel for I keep it up year round except for the roof which I remove before the first snowfall. I live in New England. These units are very nice and my wife and I enjoy the very much from around the first of April right... » Read More There's plenty of headroom, but the panel framework is quite thin and may not hold much weight such as a curtain. I've had other screen houses over the years and can't imagine any of them being able to do much more other than to hold the weight of the vinyl roof. These things are supposed to be seasonal and portable in nature. I for one, have added anchors to each panel channel for I keep it up year round except for the roof which I remove before the first snowfall. I live in New England. These units are very nice and my wife and I enjoy the very much from around the first of April right through much of October ( weather permitting ) « Show Less
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It could be used all four seasons. Great air flow, good zip up solid panels. It won't be as great as a winter-specific tent, but it works very well for us down to about 25 or 30f at night.
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If you just lay it out, it's great. I poked some holes in it to attach to a VegTrug frame I had, and the wind did tear it a bit in those areas--my fault. But overall it lasted the season very well. I do recommend it. Hope this helps.
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The mesh is new and my not be in some old adds. Check with Vender b 4 ordering. MINE DID NOT have, but I got it 1/2 year ago
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I'm not sure. However, I like the looks of this one is better than the last one. We've only had it one season, so I'll know more by next year. It seems to work fairly well.
1056144
Hi, yes it is-- it was really fantastic to have this for the season-- the black bottom tears pretty easily so it got leaks in it, but it was still worth the money and with lights at night it was really cozy and no bugs can get you!
649734
Yes, this is a four season tent. We have used the tent in North Maine woods and at the Bay of Fundy Canada in the real late fall (5-10 degrees) with lite snow on the ground.
2175892
There is no mesh in the one I purchased from Amazon. Just the cedar wood. I can no longer climb on a ladder, so am still waiting for mine to be nailed up on the So. side of the barn. The instructions say the best time to install them is the fall or winter, so am hoping to get it done before the end of summer!!!
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The mesh is quite strong. Mine arrived in perfect condition. I would mention it to Amazon. They are very good at mitigating issues like that. Don't be shy. It's a big investment and you should be happy with yours.
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.
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I only bought mine earlier this year so it hasn't been through a cold snowy winter here yet but I think it will stand up to it quite well. It's a very thick two ply plastic with mesh between the layers. I think it would do great in SC.
2033747
Yes we have had two of these over the year. It is mesh, but the back is a solid material that protects the animal. The unit is light, but very durable. The only thing I ever have had wear out is the wheels and my wife takes 3.5 mile walks every day. I think the last one we wore out we had for about 3 years. She goes in rain or snow. Even the little rocks they use on icy roads navigate well. Hope this helps, I think you will be happy. John & Sun Ae Davis
676141
I believe it's a woven multiple layer poly. It's well worth the money. Best one I've ever had! I use mine as an awning on my place in the Outer Banks. Never got more than a season out if one until I purchased one of these. Think I'll easily get two or three seasons now!
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Hi. I haven't opened it for awhile but don't recall there being a mesh in front..We zippered it and I remember having to open it to peer out. In hindsight I would have gotten better use from a simpler umbrella style cabana- essentially a shade with two stakes. This one seemed a little claustrophobic for the kids. Good luck!
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I have peen better insulated ones for winter, so I'd say it's a 3 season tent. Be sure to get yourself a properly rated sleeping bag.