Tents

Tents are used for activities such as backpacking, tent camping and car camping. Camping is a recreational sport enjoyed by people with all level abilities.

• Recreational Tent: Used for camping and temporary outdoor situations
• Traditional Tent: Tents used as housing, usually for nomadic communities
• Party Tent: Used in an outdoor setting to create temporary housing for an event, such as Weddings or celebration
• Military Tent: Similar to a party tent but used in a work or military environment

1. Groundsheet: The thin barrier between the floor and the inhabitant.
2. Inner Tent: The main area of the inner body.
3. Stakes: Secures the tent to the ground.
4. Poles: Supports the tent and creates the structure.

There are a variety of different tents designed for different situations. It is important to consider potential situations when choosing a tent. Some tents are designed to endure strenuous levels of heat, or water, or cold, and snow. It's important to research the tent and to consult an expert before making the financial investment. Tents also come in various sizes and are designed for a certain number of people. Although it may be possible to fit more people than recommended, it's important to note that it may sacrifice comfort and durability of the product.

• Coleman
• Columbia
• Wenzel