With summer just around the corner, it’s time to think about going out on a camping trip. There are few things more relaxing than a weekend away from your everyday life. But since it’s a matter of economy, you’ll also have a budget when you buy camping equipment, when you send out your equipment, this is of course the most important thing with your tent. With that in mind, I’ve put together a list of 5 great single men’s tents under $200.
Eureka! Single Solo: This tent is great for a solo camper; It is lightweight with a tunnel design that allows it to have a compact double mass. Boasting a durable fiberglass body and shock, the guitar is set up for easy speed. It also has wonderful nylon pole sleeves to help with setup and 3 weather guyouts on the fly. The floor size is 2 feet 8 inches by 8 feet, with 2 storage straps and a flash light handle. Overall this tent is great, and very easy to set up and get in with the zipper on the roof cloth and at $89.99 it’s an absolute steal.
Great Agnes Seedhouse: If you are a camper who likes more than one season of adventure, this is a great 3 season tent for you. This lightweight tent weighs just over 3lbs so it is easy to control by just one person. Aluminum center hinges with floating connectors and non-biting shoktips. The tent body is 40D nylon rip-stop with silicone treatment and water proof polyurethane coating. It also features 40D nylon mesh for excellent cross ventilation. It is a very good tent with 22 square feet of floor space. For a price as strong as this tent is made, it is a very reasonable $169.95.
Eureka! Background: This is another great one from the Eureka tent. Home is a self-supporting light weight tent that comes in a small color impact. The frame is made of strong 7000 series aluminum, which also helps in easy setup. It has a super size door, 4 storm guyouts on the flywheels and a mesh side and rear wall vent. published the greatest. The tent is great and is priced like a 3 season tent at $164.95 and I like it.
Two Pines: This one man tent was designed with the back pack in mind. It has side sliding windows to give you great scenic views. The rain fly is full coverage and there is a vestibule with plenty of room for gear. It has 3 stanchion poles, and comes to a weight of 7 pounds. The floor is guaranteed to dry in a tub called a bath. Overall, this is a great choice for any hiker, and at just $94.95, it’s also an economical choice.
Eureka! Zues: Last but not least Eureka does it again with this ultra lightweight one man sleeper. With an exoskeleton made of hard carabiners, this tent is strong and very easy to set up. The 7000 series aluminum frame is shock-corded along with corner posts and grommet attachments all adding to the stability of the tent. Ventura is not a problem with this model that has wide side nets and a high/low jumping door and bottom fly. These features can also limit the condensation that can occur inside to ensure that everything stays warm and dry. Add all this with the 2 mesh storage pockets, and you have the perfect vestibule area and tent. It only gets better with the low price of $139.99.
No matter where you go camping this season it’s important to make sure you have a sturdy wardrobe. With these five choices, your tent costs nothing as much as your home. Each of the tents listed can be purchased at www.trailtents.com/.
