hey Sonwys, love these videos. Both the camera work and the walk-through are outstanding. keep up the killer work guys, you obviously love what you do and it's easy to see 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I assume you are referring to the roof poles that are integrated into the tent, Wilhelm, the extra poles are upright awning poles, I'm not aware of an additional spreader bar. The setup of the frame for the 8p Gold is the same as the setup for the Silver Series 8P, for which you can see a video here - czcams.com/video/ntxM0jAAGYM/video.html. I hope that helps. ~ Ben
I dont think they have generic international designs @William Mc Gregor, it seem that each country has their own tailored range. I know the US and Canada seem to have different gear options, and we get another lot of gear entirely! ~ Lauren
Depende de la cantidad de terreno que quieras cubrir. Coleman hizo una huella que cubre solo el piso de la tienda (www.snowys.com.au/ground-mesh-footprint). Probablemente no encontrará nada más que se ajuste exactamente si desea cubrir también el vestíbulo y el toldo. Aquí tenemos un plano con medidas que pueden ayudar: www.snowys.com.au/instant-up-silver-8p-side-entry-tent. ~ ben
Hi Ben, what is the difference between the Silver series and the Gold series....Looking at tent options, as we are getting past climbing up into a soft floor trailer.
It's kind of like buying the base model vs the sports model of a car, asd64lkj. The basics are pretty much the same, but with the Gold Series you get nicer fabrics with a higher waterproof rating and a nicer feeling floor, and, depending on which model you choose, extra features like awnings, second entrances and enhanced ventilation. If it's a long term investment I'd recommend one of the Gold Series Instant Up tents. ~ Ben
In a nutshell, the Silver series is the base model, whereas the Darkroom series (or Gold Series) is the premium version. It has better fabrics with higher waterhead ratings, the darkroom coating and many extras including integrated lighting in some models. ~ Ben
G'day James Evans, in this video the Instant Up 8P is paired with the Oztrail Ultramesh Tarp 8 x 16ft - www.snowys.com.au/ultramesh-tarp Alternatively you could use the Coleman Ground Mesh Footprint for Instant Up Tents (8P version) - www.snowys.com.au/ground-mesh-footprint I hope this helps! Cheers, Sonia
You probably could but we don't recommend this, Julianne. You risk getting the flysheet caught in the frame and causing holes which will inevitably leak, you may also find it harder to pack if they stay together. ~ Ben
We can't get the exact model featured in this video any more sorry, Suhel, but you can see details and pricing on the latest version here - www.snowys.com.au/instant-up-silver-8p-side-entry-tent. ~ Ben
This is a great succinct explanation thanks
You're welcome, Jaime. ~ Ben
hey Sonwys, love these videos. Both the camera work and the walk-through are outstanding. keep up the killer work guys, you obviously love what you do and it's easy to see 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
We really appreciate your comments here, Robin, I'm glad you find our videos both useful and entertaining. ~ Ben
G'day everyone!
Wanna see all the features of the Coleman Instant Up Silver 8P Tent?
Head on here: czcams.com/video/XcycRub9Urw/video.html
Great video. Thanks Ben.
You're more than welcome, Jackmaxcruze. ~ Ben
Nice video. Thanks. Any chance you can explain/show the correct setup/use of the spreader bar that comes with the dark room 8P tent's tent poles?
I assume you are referring to the roof poles that are integrated into the tent, Wilhelm, the extra poles are upright awning poles, I'm not aware of an additional spreader bar. The setup of the frame for the 8p Gold is the same as the setup for the Silver Series 8P, for which you can see a video here - czcams.com/video/ntxM0jAAGYM/video.html. I hope that helps. ~ Ben
Thank you, Now I understand
Great! Thanks for watching, zeenat Khan! Laine
Good Job Ben
Thanks, SydneyTags. ~ Ben
I wish Coleman would offer their international designs here in the US. I like the rainfly design your tent is equipped with.
I dont think they have generic international designs @William Mc Gregor, it seem that each country has their own tailored range. I know the US and Canada seem to have different gear options, and we get another lot of gear entirely!
~ Lauren
¿ cuáles son las medidas de la lona que habría que comprar para el piso ? gracias
Depende de la cantidad de terreno que quieras cubrir. Coleman hizo una huella que cubre solo el piso de la tienda (www.snowys.com.au/ground-mesh-footprint).
Probablemente no encontrará nada más que se ajuste exactamente si desea cubrir también el vestíbulo y el toldo. Aquí tenemos un plano con medidas que pueden ayudar: www.snowys.com.au/instant-up-silver-8p-side-entry-tent. ~ ben
Hi Ben, what is the difference between the Silver series and the Gold series....Looking at tent options, as we are getting past climbing up into a soft floor trailer.
It's kind of like buying the base model vs the sports model of a car, asd64lkj. The basics are pretty much the same, but with the Gold Series you get nicer fabrics with a higher waterproof rating and a nicer feeling floor, and, depending on which model you choose, extra features like awnings, second entrances and enhanced ventilation. If it's a long term investment I'd recommend one of the Gold Series Instant Up tents. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors Thanks Ben....This and the Black Wolf are on the short list...
What difference darkroom and silver?
In a nutshell, the Silver series is the base model, whereas the Darkroom series (or Gold Series) is the premium version. It has better fabrics with higher waterhead ratings, the darkroom coating and many extras including integrated lighting in some models. ~ Ben
Can I get some info on the ground she? Looks like a perfect size
G'day James Evans, in this video the Instant Up 8P is paired with the Oztrail Ultramesh Tarp 8 x 16ft - www.snowys.com.au/ultramesh-tarp
Alternatively you could use the Coleman Ground Mesh Footprint for Instant Up Tents (8P version) - www.snowys.com.au/ground-mesh-footprint
I hope this helps!
Cheers, Sonia
Can you leave the fly attached and pack away together
You probably could but we don't recommend this, Julianne. You risk getting the flysheet caught in the frame and causing holes which will inevitably leak, you may also find it harder to pack if they stay together. ~ Ben
price?
We can't get the exact model featured in this video any more sorry, Suhel, but you can see details and pricing on the latest version here - www.snowys.com.au/instant-up-silver-8p-side-entry-tent. ~ Ben