Quest Fifth Season
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Reviewed by 4 Trailspace users
Description
The Fifth Season is a four-season tent made by Quest. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.
User Reviews
Fifth Season
Reviewed by Duane, Aug 18, 2001
"this tent is awesome and takes a beating. time and again i had it set up in new hampshire for a whole winter season. it is still sturdy and rainproof. plenty of room and is almost 3 and a half feet high inside. the inside length is 6 feet 4 inches and the front vestibule will hold 2 packs loaded and more gear."
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Fifth Season
Reviewed by patosinc@..., Nov 16, 1996
"The Fifth Season has performed well for me in the Canadian Rockies and the Purcell range of British Columbia. This tent performs well for all but extreme mountaineering conditions, but it is not designed with mountaineering in mind. Vestibule is good sized, but vestibule entry could be better."
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Fifth Season
Reviewed by sell@..., Sep 27, 1996
"I love this tent now. It has literaly withstood a hurricane on the east coast. i also subjected it to 2 feet of heavy, wet late-season snow up at James Peak, Colo. , and it shed it like a dream. It has kept me warm when i've slept in it alone and down right toasty when i had a friend (or 2)."
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Fifth Season
Reviewed by Browntrou@..., May 30, 1996
"I love how easy this tent is to set up. The vestibule on the rain fly provides ample room to store any gear you want to leave outside. The price of the tent is an estimate because I was fortunate enough to get mine at an oulet price. The tent is well worth the money paid. Handles rain and wind with ease."
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