Eureka! Tundraline 3

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The Tundraline 3 is a four-season tent made by Eureka!. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Campmor:
"The Eureka! Tundraline 3 was designed for canoe campers but can be used by anyone needing a strong and sturdy tent. It sleeps up to 3 people and features 2 doors for excellent ventilation and easy entry or exit. The bright yellow fly can be seen better on those days when fog envelops the lake or streamside campsite. The incredibly sturdy aluminum frame will take whatever comes its way and keep you snug and secure through the strongest winds. In addition there are storage vestibules on either end for extra gear or wet clothes. And with it's unique styling and sewn in room design that maintains the double wall ventilation capabilities set up could not be easier. Main fly and floor seams are factory taped for out of the box confidence 2 doors and 2 large vented storage vestibules Sturdy and thick aluminum frame Easy set up 'A' frame with just 2 poles and continuous pole sleeves Both doors have closable inner flap and are fully covered by the vestibules Inner tent is sewn to fly but maintains double wall ventilation 4 interior roof mesh panels for even better ventilation Vestibules are single point thus requiring only 1 stake Post and grommet for easy set up All carry bags and stakes included Sturdy enough for winter use Import."

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Tundraline 3
Reviewed by Riverrambler, Jun 30, 2009

"I have been a canoe guide and camper for many years and have never found a tent this nice!

The interior space is amazing. It says it's a three person tent but by most standards, there is enough room for four with some gear. The twin vestibule is great and the 12 tie down points make the tent bomb proof even through a micro burst strong enough to throw trailers in a neighboring town."

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