I'll see if I can't find some pics of the tents we've used and are still using. What I can tell you is that we prefer a tent that is on the smaller side as it will do a better job of insulating and be more resistant to wind. Ideally, a tent that is one person bigger than what you need will make life pretty comfortable. For instance, it's just Cindy and I and so we typically get a tent that is made for 3 people. Being that you will be keeping your dog with you, this will be even better. Kelty and REI both make great tents and I would recommend either. While they are stronger, tents that require you to shove poles into a sleeve will make setup and take down a lot harder. A good 3 season tent with clips and fewer poles will always make things easier to deal with.
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I'm 6'1' @ almost 43 years old and stooping over in that tent is getting rough on my back. The next tent will be heigh enough for me to stand in.
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I have spent many nights in this Coleman. I am slowly looking for a new tent though. I'm 6'1' @ almost 43 years old and stooping over in that tent is getting rough on my back. The next tent will be heigh enough for me to stand in.
I'm 6'1" and stooping over in that tent is getting rough on my back. [/QUOTE]
I guess there's one advantage of being 5'9"
I guess there's one advantage of being 5'9"
This and you can probably release a JK clutch without your knee touching your ear! I'm 5'11" and can't imagine how tall guys drive a manual JK. I twist myself into a pretzel with every shift! I hate that the clutch is so high!
Mammoth Lakes, (Twin Lakes campground)
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HEY HEY HEY......Hold the Phone!!! that is NOT a JK!!!!! :thinking:
Shhh, don't tell anyone. I grew up and sold the FJ and bought a JK. But I kept the tent.
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