Comments about Eureka Tetragon 7 Tent (2011 Model - While supply lasts):

Will be ordering four more soon for our scout troop.

Comments about Eureka Tetragon 7 Tent (2011 Model - While supply lasts):

I just used this tent for a weekend camping trip. Tetragon 7 is an easy to carry, easy setup tent. Although it may be a little bulky for backcountry hiking and camping, it was excellent for "regular" camping. I used the tent for just myself and it was very spacious for me and all of my gear. Two people and their gear would fit nicely but I think it would be a little tight for three people. Putting the tent up by myself, rain fly and all, took me 10 minutes, tops. And that's only because I took my time puttering around to put it up. The take down was just as easy as putting the tent up. It's a great tent and I plan to put it to good use over the upcoming years.

Comments about Eureka Tetragon 7 Tent (2011 Model - While supply lasts):

[$] It arrived within a week or so and was well packed. I sent the rebate form in and received my check in about a month. This is the easiest 4 pole tent to set up. Whether you are an experienced camper or a beginner, I would recommend the clip style tent over the 'slide the pole through the sheath' style any day of the week. The corners of the rain fly are color coated so that adds to ease of setup. It literally takes my wife and I about 2 1/2 minutes to set up, and myself alone about 5 minutes to set up, and we are not camp every week people if you know what I mean. I applied seam sealer to all exposed seams and corners, then ran the hose over the top as to simulate rain. I also placed the tent in a puddle of water. No leaks. I have yet to use the tent in the actual rain so I cannot attest to it's performance in actual conditions (sorry, it just doesn't rain too much in southern CA). The extra gear pockets are great and the windows provide excellent ventilation. The poles have good flexibility and if you don't manhandle the fly poles, they should last. I say this because they are a bit thinner than the tent poles. The tent, poles and stakes all fit into the carrying bag easily. You don't have to vacuum pack, or fold the tent perfectly to get it to fit into the bag. To sum up, I would recommend this tent for it's ease of setup and tear-down, and value aspect. [$]

Comments about Eureka Tetragon 7 Tent (2011 Model - While supply lasts):

I went camping in 20 degree weather, and would not recomend doing the same with this tent without a heater for the tent.