The entire Ozark Trail 10-Person Tent takes about 10 minutes to set up, when my brother and I were setting it up together (2 people).
Pick what kind of shape you want your tent in, Ozark Trails will have it. Of course, like every Ozark Trail Canopies, it comes with electrical ports so you can charge your phones at night. This tent is heavy (near 50 lbs), but for all of its size, it’s not that bad. The final tent I’ll review today is Ozark Trail’s largest – their 14 person, 4-room tent. The best part of this camping tent is that the three rooms make sense. It doesn’t feel like they just slapped some room dividers into the tent.
The 3 roof poles are made of fiberglass, which are a bit more flexible. I wouldn’t recommend putting this 10-person tent up on your own though, because Ozark Trail Canopies it’s quite difficult to get the roof to prop up by yourself. Sometimes I worry that these fiberglass poles will break, because they’re not that sturdy.
Space matters if you are a standard group of four people or a larger 12-person group. You want to ensure enough headroom while the tent keeps a low profile in any space you want to set it in. Comfort is another essential feature so you can sleep under a shaded tent, lay the sleeping bags or bed on a mud-proof tent floor, and stay safe from pesky bugs. You can have all the safety and comfort you need while camping outside with a group of six people thanks to the Ozark Trail 6-Person ConnectEnt. Your entire group will be sheltered under this 100-square-foot tent, which comfortably holds two queen air beds or up to six sleeping bags.
This tent has a fuzzy mesh for more privacy and ventilation and an anti-snag entrance zipper for added security. It also has a 1200mm water-resistant PU coating for rainy days. After spending a lot of time with s, my final verdict is that they’re excellent budget-friendly tents. With the large welcoming door you enter a huge 14′ x 10′ tent giving you 140 sq ft of living space. But even better, because you just pitched it in 2 minutes flat.