more»The North Face Meadowland 6
The Meadowland 6 has been discontinued.
MSRP:$429.00
The North Face Meadowland 6 is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen March 27, 2013 at The North Face.
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User Reviews
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
Easy set up, large vestibules, great value. We used…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $320
Summary
Easy set up, large vestibules, great value.
Pros
- Ease of set up
- Large vestibules
Cons
- Too short inside for most
We used this tent this past week in Algonquin Park and loved it.
We had set it up with the staff at the store and with little to no need to read the instructions (which were easy to follow pictures — excellent idea), we set it up in minutes.
Ventilation was great and lots of floor space however its interior height is really short — only about 4'6" and so hard to really move around.
There was some serious rain on the last night/morning and it held up great. No wind to speak of so couldn't speak to that.
Could have been a bit more taut however this could have been human error!
Vestibules are large and could easily keep gear dry and easily accessible.
Although we didn't have enough room to use the two doors, these are a great option. We were using a large double air mattress — which isn't normally what most would use but it's what we wanted. My husband likes some of the more finer comforts of home :)
In general, would recommend.
Specs
Specs
| Minimum Weight |
13 lb 7 oz / 6.0 kg |
| Packed Weight |
14 lb 6 oz / 6.5 kg |
| Seasons |
3-Season |
| Sleeping Capacity |
6 |
| Doors |
2 |
| Floor Length |
135 in / 433 cm |
| Floor Width |
98 in / 249 cm |
| Floor Area |
89 sq ft / 8.3 sq m |
| Vestibules |
2 |
| Vestibule Area |
25.6 sq ft / 2.4 sq m |
| Peak Height |
57 in / 145 cm |
Description
There’s no need to rent a yurt in the forest when you can pitch this large six-person, three-season tent. The double doors and vestibules make getting in and out effortless. Plus, you’ll have a place to lace up and keep boots and backpacks dry without mucking up the sleeping quarters. The color-coded pole and clip-pitch system ensure a steady frame and will have this tent up in short order. A durable 70-denier nylon canopy with no-see-um mesh keeps air circulating and the living space smelling fresh. The fully taped, 70-denier nylon floor with 3,000 polyurethane coating keeps moisture outside where it belongs. The 75-denier nylon fly has a 1,200 mm polyurethane coating to buck the elements and provide shade from the sun.
Features:
* Ultralight twist-clip pitch
* S/R rainfly attachment
* Comprehensive color-coded pitch
* Low venting with sealable room vents
* Compatible with Meadowland 6 footprint
* Duffel-style storage sack
* Durable steel stake
The Meadowland 6 has been discontinued.
Where to Buy
The North Face Meadowland 6 is not available from the stores we monitor.
You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these The North Face retailers:
 OMCgear |
 Backcountry.com |
 SunnySports |
 Campmor |
You may be able to find it new or used at one of these sites:
 Trailspace Classifieds |
 GearTrade |
US | Canada | UK | Aus |
 Amazon |
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