Perfect Tent for road trip in US under $100 - Core Equipment 9' x 7' Instant Dome Tent review

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  • čas přidán 13. 09. 2017
  • We enjoy road tripping and camping and I thought I share my tent setup with everyone, high-quality tent with reasonable price available in different sizes.here is my recommended tent and you can purchase it directly from Amazon through the link below.
    here is the link to the product:
    CORE 4 person instant tent 7x9 ideal for a couple - amzn.to/2xCNlMT (affiliate)
    CORE 6 person instant tent 11x9 ideal for family of 3 to 4 - amzn.to/2f9k6K0 (affiliate)
    CORE 3 person instant tent 7x7 ideal for solo traveler or 2 under 6' persons - amzn.to/2x3IEIT (affiliate)
    CORE 9 person instant tent 14x9 roomy for families with 4 to 6 children - amzn.to/2eZcO7O (affiliate)
    Background Music:
    Archie - Magic is Timeless remixed by PureBells is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence.
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Komentáře • 25

  • @BolttheSuperPony
    @BolttheSuperPony Před 3 lety +2

    My mom was watching this video in the other room with the speakers on and I immediately recognized the music.
    Good choice. Archie is a Classic.

  • @proverbs2927
    @proverbs2927 Před 2 lety

    Beautiful! I have a person core and love it!

  • @lanceanderson5826
    @lanceanderson5826 Před 6 lety

    I have a bigger Core Instant Tent, and it's awesome. Love it!!! Thinking now of getting a smaller one, like this, for when we want to go solo, car camping.

    • @largerthanbox1235
      @largerthanbox1235  Před 6 lety

      Lance Anderson it is awesome and so underrated, for solo or couple this 9x7 will be just fine! Good luck

  • @simplybydon2193
    @simplybydon2193 Před 6 lety

    awesome video !!

  • @yoynyoy
    @yoynyoy Před 6 lety +2

    Hi, thanks for uploading the video, it really helps! How did you make the blue shade (?) at 0:27? I mean, how did you connect it with the car and the tent?

    • @largerthanbox1235
      @largerthanbox1235  Před 6 lety +3

      @00:24 I had a nylon rope which I attached it to 2 corners of the blue tarp to the car side connecting it to the rooftop bars. holding it up with having the back open. on the tent side, I connected 3 points (corners and middle) of the blue tarp with strings of tents rainfly. it formed an A shape so the rain runs away. hope that helps... Peace

    • @yoynyoy
      @yoynyoy Před 6 lety

      Thanks a lot!

  • @wonderwall135
    @wonderwall135 Před 5 lety

    how big is it when in the carrying case in terms of length and width? is it small enough to put in the trunk of a car?

    • @largerthanbox1235
      @largerthanbox1235  Před 5 lety

      its about 36 inches long by 8x8 so yeah it can easily fit in any the trunk

    • @wonderwall135
      @wonderwall135 Před 5 lety +1

      @@largerthanbox1235 awesome, thanks!

  • @sglynn
    @sglynn Před 2 lety

    I was hoping to see if one person can easily setup this tent. But . . .

  • @kevinmock2731
    @kevinmock2731 Před 5 lety +1

    LOL I noticed on every tear down, you never showed you putting it back in the bag. I'm thinking of just throwing it in a duffel bag, cuz it sure is not going in the bag it came in

    • @largerthanbox1235
      @largerthanbox1235  Před 5 lety +3

      Good point, i thought the same at first but honestly everytime I did tucked it in its bag again and it fits easily, they have one side of the bag zipper opens all the way so you first push the narrower end in and then just squeeze the whole thing and zip it. After almost 3 years still doing the same.

  • @HaddaClu
    @HaddaClu Před 6 lety

    With that much mesh, isnt it more than a bit chilly on cold nights?

    • @largerthanbox1235
      @largerthanbox1235  Před 6 lety

      that much mesh is a huge advantage for spring/summer, and for colder nights we use a warm sleeping bag and extra blanket.. we managed below freezing conditions.

    • @HaddaClu
      @HaddaClu Před 6 lety

      Thanks! I hope you dont mind me asking; how has it held up for you over the last year? I see a lot of conflicting reviews about "instant" tents for all brands - from Coleman, Core, Field and Stream, ect. Some love them; others hate them.

    • @largerthanbox1235
      @largerthanbox1235  Před 6 lety +2

      Honestly, I camped around or more than 30 times last year, just camped last week under heavy rain, its really holding up well, I always use heavy duty tarp underneath and clean it before I fold, I recommended this to a friend living in west coast he got a larger one and is having great experience too. I love the fact that its instant setup and fold. I had used regular tent previously and its such a pain to put up all the poles and remove it later on especially if you camp for 1 or 2 nights only if you get my point. I guess coleman tan/black instant cabin tent should be good too based on reviews. but you got to buy the rainfly separately. It really depends on how you're going to use it. yes if I was a backpacker I would hate to have a heavier tent carried with me but as a road tripper, my truck carries the weight.

    • @HaddaClu
      @HaddaClu Před 6 lety

      Thanks again! I'm planning a trip in August to Acadia National park for a week and then on to Grand Manan Island in Canada for another week before heading home to PA. My old sundome met its fate at the hand of younger cousins so I've been looking for a a new tent. Thanks to you this one is now at the top of a very short list. Take care and happy travels!

    • @largerthanbox1235
      @largerthanbox1235  Před 6 lety

      Good luck and enjoy every trip :)