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Trekk three season

rated 2.0 of 5 stars

Trekk is no longer in business, and the three season has been discontinued. If you're looking for something new, check out the best three-season tents for 2024.

We got this tent hoping it would accommodate me and my brother for summer camping. And because the walls are almost entirely mesh, this tent is amazing to have in fair weather. I've spent many nights in the tent gazing at the stars. But as I mentioned, that's when it's a perfect midsummer's day. When you get a midsummer's rain torrent, or even light storm, the scenario is a little different.

The fly on the tent is certainly not as waterproof as they claim. The seals leak furiously, and the actual material soaks right through. Also, the fly sits up too high, so water splashes on the ground, and up through our mesh and into the tent. Plus, the floor is made of an awful grey stiff pourous material, which allows plenty of water to drench the underside of our sleeping bags.

So, needless to say, I am not at all pleased with this tent. It's a good backyard sleep-out tent, but on the whole it doesn't do the job.

Design: Supposedly 3 season
Sleeps: 2
Ease of Setup: Very, very easy
Weight: 6 lbs
Price Paid: $160

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