Eureka! Backcountry 4

Backcountry 4
Reviewed by Matthew, Justine, And The Dogs, Mar 11, 2004

"If you want a lot of square footage AND a light tent (very hard to find) it doesn’t get much better than the Backcountry 4. Yes, you can find the same amount of space, center height, light weight, and quality construction of the Backcountry Four in competing products, but not at anywhere near the low price."

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Backcountry 4
Reviewed by Cathy T., Dec 28, 2001

"Since I bought Eureka Backcountry 4 four years ago, I have always loved this tent. Eureka Backcountry 3-season, 2-pole dome tent offers solid comfort in sturdy shelters.

Not only it's roomy but also it's amazingly strong. I was so proud of it, when it successfully went through the extreme windy condition without falling over or being blown away on one of my backpacking trips."

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Backcountry 4
Reviewed by Lisa Mills, Apr 14, 1998

"The last couple of times I've taken this tent out has been in rather "adverse" conditions. One night on a peak we were pelted with hailstones, but slept comfortably. The tent showed very little (if any) noticable damage, and held up like a champ."

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Backcountry 4
Reviewed by jdblack@..., Apr 27, 1996

"This is a reasonable backpacking tent for 2 with gear, if you don't need a vestibule.

Positives:

* Setup is easy, since there are only 2 poles on the frame, attached with clips, that run diagonally from corner to corner. The fly uses a single pole that creates a small awning over the rear window and front door, allowing you to leave them partly open during rain for ventilation."

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