High Peak Outdoors Klondike Tent

I bought this tent a few months ago and have used it 4 times. At first like some have said I was surprised at how light it was and how easy it was to get back in the tent bag. With all my tents I like to add seam sealer and floor sealant just to give it that extra boost of protection. Right away as I inspected the rain fly I noticed the seam tape was sealed pretty well, although it seemed a little sloppily done. I really like the bathtub construction of the floor because it really keeps you dry. The tent is spacious for two people & gear using two people that are 5'11" between 120-175lbs and full packs. The rain fly uses fabric ties instead of clips like most rain fly's and it's a bit of a pain in the ass to attach when it's windy, cold and/or you are exhausted. I wished I would of known how much of a pain it was. This tent does take on condensation just like a lot of tents but I think it's a bit much and I usually always have some sort of wet spot on my sleeping bag or anything that touches the side walls. The poles are lightweight and I like how they are magnetic, they snap together smoothly. It's an easy setup overall (besides the rain fly). The two door system is nice. I've used this tent in temps ranging from -7F to 45F and I've stayed relatively warm considering the temps (I usually take a bag that rates below -15). Body heat is retained well in this tent especially with two people. I've used this in the snow and it has performed well. I still have yet to use it in the rain & high winds and will report back on how it performs.Pros:LightweightTent itself easy to setupPacks down fairly smallSleeps two comfortably plus gearExcellent bathtub constructed floorMagnetic Pole SystemCons:Rain Fly is a pain to setup (ties instead of clips)If the rain fly touches the tent on the sides you will get lots of condensation, keep it pulled away enough when you stake itJust remember, you really do get what you pay for. It's an inexpensive tent made with inexpensive materials.Overall I would still recommend this to anyone low on cash and in need of a 4 season tent.Hope this helps and have fun exploring!

Used this tent on 3 scouting campouts. It is everything it is advertised as. Set up was very easy. It took a little getting used to a smaller tent. Had a problem with condensation on the first campout, you regulate ventilation by adjusting the screen opening in doors, other than that absolutely no problems. Both my son & I stayed warm and dry with high winds & snow. It rained on both of the following campouts, stayed dry all the time. We plan on using it on a backpacking trip next month. I would prefer a gear loft and the rainfly attaching with buckles. A great value for the price.

This tent is amazing and much nicer then I expected. It’s light weight and seems as if it’s going to be a safe toasty warm shelter. It has the vestibules and a door on both sides which was hard to tell from images. In the summer you can have them both closed with the fine mesh door for great ventilation. During winter you can close each of them with the wind proof door so you only have the small vents up top and can trap body heat. The rain fly is sturdy and taped nicely for reinforcing seems. The vents are rigid and hold open perfectly with a velcro stabilizers but tuck away flat for storage. Plenty of room for two campers. The floor of the tent has a dependable rubberized feel much nicer then what I’m used to. It has two small hanging pouches for each camper. On the inside top it has options including a central hook for a lantern, a removable mesh hammock, and offset ties so you can get creative. It has all the bells and whistles. It was bought after days of searching for my 11 year old who is in scouts. It was easy to assemble as he was able to set it up himself. Fingers crossed this 4 season tent holds up and stays warm in Michigan winters.

When I ordered the tent I expected the cover to be gray. I received a flourescent green cover. When I contacted the seller I was told that I had been sent several emails, asking me what color cover I preferred. I never received any email from the seller until after I contacted them. I was advised, by the seller that several emails were sent to me, asking me what color I preferred. I was told that I would receive the gray cover, and that I was expected to return the green one. I never received the gray cover nor did I receive any further contact from the seller. I recently went camping (in the rain) and all of my equipment was soaked by morning. I stayed dry due to my advanced gortex sleep system. When I spend as much as I did on this tent I expect to stay dry. I wasted too much money on this "4 season tent" and I will never use it again, nor will I buy from this seller again. The least that I expect from this seller is a new "gray" cover, which will protect me from the elements.

Just got this in the mail today.Right off, I was surprised how small the package and how lite it was.Opened the package and "thought" that the poles and stakes were missing. They are inside the tent roll in their own individual bags.The bag has handles on it and I noticed that I could probably carry this all day if I needed room in my pack for something else. The size is comparable to a rolled up bath towel. Most womens purses are heavier in comparison. You married guys know what I am talking about.I haven't set the tent up yet but will by the end of the day.Weight is the biggest concern for me while in the back woods and I tend to pack heavy, but with this tent that is "extremely lite", I have 3-6 pounds less in this tent to carry, which will allow me to carry 3-6 pounds of food or water.The best is not always the most expensive.I got mine at [...] and you should too. Excellent customer service beyond what I expected.I recommend this tent and Campingmaxx!!!