Eureka! Tetragon 1210

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The Tetragon 1210 is a three-season tent made by Eureka!. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The Eureka Tetragon 1210 is a 2 room tent that will sleep up to 6 people. It has 2 doors and the room divider is removable so you can have 1 or 2 rooms. The double-coated StormShield polyester fly and the polyester bathtub floor combine to provide excellent weather protection. It has 6 windows for great views and wonderful ventilation. The shockcorded fiberglass frame is reliable and easy to set up. The hooded fly over the front and rear door windows allows you to leave the window partially open for even more ventilation even in rain. Main fly and floor seams are factory taped for weather protection Free standing design is easy to set up Sleeps 6 2 rooms - room divider is removable so you can have 1 or 2 rooms Polyester bathtub floor keeps seams taut and high off the ground for superior protection Double-coated polyester fly won't stretch & resists UV damage better than nylon. Dimensions - 1 Room 12 ft x 10 ft - or 2 Rooms 6 ft x 10 ft each Center Height - 6 ft 4 in Shockcorded fiberglass frame is easy to set up and very sturdy and stable Combination sleeve and clip assembly for fast easy stable set up Poles attach to tent body via pin and ring for fast and easy set up Color coded webbing simplifies set up 2 mesh gear pockets for internal storage, clothes line loops and flashlight loop Hooded fly allows windows front and rear to remain open even in rain Large no-see-um mesh roof panels assure great ventilation. 2 doors make entry/exit a breeze 6 windows and 4 roof vents Twin track zippers for separate operation for the windows in the doors External guy points on the fly help secure your tent in high winds Rectangular floor gives more useable space Attached hinged gear loft with pockets included Natural green color scheme blends into any campground All carry bags and stakes included Fire retardant Import."

From Backcountry.com:
"Now you can go camping and still send the kids to their room. Eureka's Tetragon 1210 is an extra-spacious 8-person, 3-season tent that sports two rooms so you can have some privacy. This palatial tent goes up with two clip-on poles so you don't have to struggle sliding them through sleeves. Brimmed windows allow ventilation and weatherproof features like a bathtub floor puts seams high above ground, so your tent stays dry. The Tetragon 1210 tent offers some comforts of home like a built-in mud mat to keep the interior clean and skylights to brighten up the inside. Eureka gave this family camping tent a hinged gear loft so you'll always be able to find the bug dope when you need it."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Tetragon 1210 Tent (2 rooms)"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"This family-sized model features 2 rooms with removable divider."

User Reviews

Tetragon 1210
Reviewed by Mike G, Dec 07, 2007

"The first time I set it up I set it up in the house. Therefore not needing stakes I did not open the stake bag. I set the tent up without instructions, by my self.

I made a few mistakes like not noticing that the poles that go over the doors and windows are different lengths."

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Tetragon 1210
Reviewed by Ann, Jul 09, 2006

"The Good - The overall look of the tent was very nice. It's a lovely green color and very easy to put up. It had really nice space that I was able to fit two Coleman Queen Airbeds. If I didn't have those beds and used pads instead, I could easily fit six 150 lb."

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Tetragon 1210
Reviewed by sumesh, Jun 08, 2005

"I was on the look for a large tent that would fit myself, my wife, and my 8-month infant boy. After extensive research I ended up buying Eureka 1210 from Sportmart for $129 and It also had a $20 rebate, so final cost turned out to be $109. This is awesome as compared to similar size tents from not so good manufacturers being much higher."

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Tetragon 1210
Reviewed by Bryan, May 20, 2004

"I thought I was buying a farily cheap tent and would have to bring a bunch of extra tarps to keep any rain out. I applied seam sealer to the entire tub seam around the bottom before I went camping for the first time. I decided to try it without tarps at first just to see how it held up."

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