User Review: Eureka! Timberline 4

Eureka! Timberline 4
Above: The current Timberline 4, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed March 1, 2005 by Chris Evers

Rating:
Design: classic A-Frame
Sleeps: 6+
Ease of Setup: i can set it up by myself with the vestuble and guy outs and everything in less than 6 minutes, super simple and strong A-frame design, the joint tubes can be confusing in the dark (use your tikka)
Weight: mine with 10 steel stakes and the extra vestuble packs in at around 10-11 lbs
Price Paid: $180

This tent is a hoss! if you want something that is superhuge compared to the weight, tough as a tent could be, and weatherable enough for rain (heavy), snow (heavy) and heat and cold (lots) this is it. I bought the tent with the add on vestuble--yea I'm gonna get another one, it's huge, enough space for three packs and boots (with orgainization of course). I have taken this on a canoe trip where I slept six of my friends and myself in there (hint it's big).

The only problem I have ever had with this tent is it got really windy and the top pole snapped (guy it out if you're expecting wind, it will hold then). Very comfortable tent for multiperson backpacking or canoeing! Oh I almost forgot (NO CONDENSATION NO MATTER HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE IN IT!!!).