VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent, 4 Seasons, with Stove Jack
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VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent, 4 Seasons, with Stove Jack
Original price was: $216.23.$205.42Current price is: $205.42.
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Price History for VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent 3m/9.8ft 4-Season Canvas Tent for Camping with Stove Jack
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Current Price | $205.42 | September 6, 2024 |
Highest Price | $235.59 | July 26, 2024 |
Lowest Price | $198.99 | August 6, 2024 |
Since July 26, 2024
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$205.42 | August 22, 2024 |
$198.99 | August 6, 2024 |
$229.99 | July 31, 2024 |
$235.59 | July 26, 2024 |
VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent, 4 Seasons, with Stove Jack Description
- Durable Materials: Crafted with TC technology cotton, our yurt tent boasts durability and breathability, reducing condensation inside and ensuring comfort in all weather conditions. Sturdy galvanized iron center and door poles ensure stability.
- Comfortable Experience: The 5″ stove hole, made from flame-resistant material, features a 43x43cm flap, allowing safe indoor heating. Four mesh-covered windows offer excellent ventilation and protection during the summer. Roll-up canvas and mesh keep critters out while letting cool breezes in for a peaceful sleep.
- Spacious Interior: With a 3m/9.8ft diameter, our glamping tent comfortably accommodates up to 4 people, providing ample room for family, friends, or group camping, giving you plenty of space to move around.
- Easy Setup: Enjoy the outdoor camping in just 4 simple steps. The canvas tent comes with 10 nylon reflective ropes and 10 aluminum alloy rope tensioners to secure it against strong winds, ensuring your camping experience is safe.
- Convenient Portability: The yurt tent includes a rain cap, ground stakes, a stake hammer, a tent bag, and storage bags with handles for easy transportation and storage. Whether it’s spring, summer, fall, or winter, this tent is your reliable companion for outdoor adventures.
VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent, 4 Seasons, with Stove Jack Specification
Specification: VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent, 4 Seasons, with Stove Jack
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VEVOR Canvas Bell Tent, 4 Seasons, with Stove Jack Reviews (7)
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A man with a tent. –
It was experimenting with this brand or white duck and paying way too much for a bell tent, Let me say this right now, This is high quality stuff for being at a reasonable price I was surprised how well it was packaged and extra steal steaks in case you bend one or lose one. (They don’t bend) ropes are thick and tough, This tent I live in fulltime and it’s been 2 months had 35-40 mph winds and it didn’t do anything to the tent. It’s probably not fully waterproof, Id slap a 15m semi truck tarp over it if you plan on keeping it from molding/leaking, Also instead of buying expensive steaks to steak the tent down use the dog leash screw cork steaks they hold this tent down! You need like 10 of them but it’s worth it. Also I’ve read about the center post busting a hole through the top the tent after about a year so donwhat I did and just slip a fluffy thick beanie over it before you put the post up it’s kept my tent from getting damaged 😆 everyone got a beanie ..not everyone carries around thick rubber boots for tent poles..Anyways only complaint I have is the zippers. Ya zippers are future but they don’t last long after about a month my zipper broke and my tents setup right and everything so. I’d suggest they redesign the zipper on the tent use something else more traditional make the tent last way longer. Anyways beautiful tent. I’m super happy with it. Definitely cheaper then white duck. But material is thick and strong. I’d Definitely buy another one in future if my old one got torn up too bad. (Get a patch kit and sowing kit) for it if you plan on living in it for a couple years. 5m got plenty of room for 2 people or a single person and a dog you can still fit a decent sized bed in it and still have a lot of room. (Also don’t run the stove jack in this until you fire proof the side the stove comes out of) it’s a great tent. This company should consider making tipis as well they could probably make decent tipis as tents as well. 👍
Kathleen Evans –
Excellent achat
Très bien pensé et excellent confection
Kathleen Evans –
Bought this tent due to it being on sale right before memorial day weekend! Did a lot of research, and ended up getting this brand and the 5M. It was on sale and much cheaper than the 3M. Guys, the 5M is super huge! You can easily fit 3 queen beds in there with plenty of space all around. Beautiful tent, heavy duty material, very warm! It’d make it a nice tent party!
Setting up wasn’t too hard but beware this is a big and heavy tent! It will require 2 people set-up. I ended up having to hold up the middle pole while my partner tied the roles outside. It was very hot inside before opening the vented windows 😅
We got rained on during our memorial day camping, and the tent was full of water mainly through the vented windows we forgot to closed. At both ends of the front side where the main door entrance was, there were holes due to the end closure, so that’s a concern for water or bugs coming into the tent. May try to use this tent again this weekend, and we’ll see how it did compared to earlier in the year.
Overall, well made and a beautiful tent!
Sherry Gillam –
very nice tent only issue is the stove jack it melted and burned part of tent. sending it back and order it again and use a fiberglass type stove jack
Sherry Gillam –
Stends up to high winds. Storage is easy, less space than conventional tent in bag. Just love it!
Dennis M. –
We luckily tried this out in the back yard before taking it out camping. Had to leave the tent during a rain storm and go in the house due to all the water coming in. Everything was soaked. Pictured are the next morning after blankets soaked up alot. Definitely not made for wet weather. So disappointing as we wanted something for all weather types.
A man with a tent. –
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First – Be aware that this is quite a heavy tent. I thought i was prepared for it, but it was even heavier than I was expecting. It’s great that it comes in separate bags (and I’ve got to say that the tool roll is a thing of beauty), but jut the tent itself is probably 45 of the 50lbs its listed at – and most of that weight is probably in the floor!
That said, this seems to be a well built tent. I wasn’t able to set it up ahead of time to check it out before my trip, but there were absolutely no issues with it once we got there. Neither of us had camped in a long time, and the instructions weren’t the best (for us, at least), but the setup was pretty simple – lay it out, stake the bottom, middle pole, door pole, and then place the ropes. I love that the tension in the ropes is adjustable, that the stakes seem to be of good quality, and they’ve even included a nice hammer.
I was actually hoping for a bit of rain to properly test it out, and we were greeted by a nice storm just after we got the camp set up, but the rain all went around us and we had a lovely dust storm instead. The wind was quite strong and the tent flapped a good bit from it, but that’s all.
Between the thickness of the bottom and the quality of the overall construction, I hope to get a lot of use out of this thing in the years to come.