I wish that I had a gopro, however I do have 11 year old decent camera which happens to have a mic on the bottom. Old technology, but were here about the tent. I see you like it, and thanks for pointing out where improvement can be made.

It was still fine until this fall camping trip. A family member kinda overloaded it by putting the mattress in leaning against the zipper end, now the zipper no longer works. No fault to the product

Thank you

Glad I could help you.

You are welcome, the Field & Stream line I really like. A bit more to put up but worth it.

You truly are self absorbed. Not everyone uses TWIN air mattress. Listen to the description each person can determine if it works for them. I did not make the video for YOU. I made it for everyone. Notice the comments and what's different about yours and all the others? Make a video and show us how it's done with all of your Emmy's for directing.

Im not saying I’m a director nor was I knocking the way you TOOK the video, just the fact thst it’s supposedly a REVIEW video when you review something you go over ALL of it, outside AND in. But not trying to start an argument just stating my opinion have a happy fourth man.

@@moisesvargas1275 thank you Moises, made a bet with co-worker you would comment to my comment.

How much did your co-worker lose? Had to have been dumb to assume I wouldn’t answer to a senseless KZbin comment strain that’s the reason they even make the comment section! 😂

Am considering buying another one. And 50 bucks is very affordable

It has hook & loop system to keep it in the rolled up position

My camping bud says he has had this one for more years than he can remember, and does not know what happened to instructions. Is there a certain something that is a problem?

@@daddyfunn Thank you for taking your time out to reply to me. There is not a certain problem but I got this tent from someone and this is the only video I have found on my tent. I was able to set it up but am going camping in a few months and would just like to find the instructions. It is okay if you cannot find something online, I just would like them for reference.

Actually, I have found the instructions online thanks to your video at the end with the parts code at 5:38. Thank you so much I really appreciate it and it means a lot to me that you took your time out to help me out. Please keep making more videos because you are pretty talented at it. Stay safe during this pandemic and best wishes of safety to you and your loved ones.

What seems to be the problem

Thank you, but that's on a different video. Please watch.

Glad that you found the tent, and the video.

That’s so cool because today at my local thrift I found one all the pieces are here and it was 20 buck but half off day so I got it for 10!! So pumped !!

Do you see the 2 poles that support the tent itself. Then the one remaining pole creates the vestibule area. The tie points for the pole should be in front of the door if covering the tent properly. The corner tie points of the rain fly, secure to the same ground stake in the rear & front. With the door still zipped close, put a stake at each of the 2 loops where the zipper meets the ground.

That's what I'm saying! The larger vestibule allows you more area when you need it rain or no rain. Enjoy! Did you check out the video on the 3P version?

Ed Wilson yep! I watched all your field and stream tent videos. It help me make my decision so thank you very much. I’d post a pic of it if I could. Maybe I can manage a larger one in time it’s women’s Crossroads camp and hiking everything in so additional 5 lbs was my concern. Thanks keep making videos!

@@justanotherdaywithme9932Thanks for watching, I could tell, "you were a really smart woman" lol. I plan to make a video soon. May the forest be with you.

Ed Wilson posted a pic on Instagram, & thanking you. @Justanotherdaywithme

Bigtreesfall, I'm glad that I could help. It's really difficult to decide if a tent is right or not based on the box they come in. Good luck!

Tell me how that works out on the stove

Hi Ed.I made a heat shield with a $10. piece of duct pipe, fired up the stove, and it stayed cool. I still need to make a stove jack in the tent wall, but there's to much snow to set up the tent and I'm tired of shoveling. It will work out great.

fleabone100 glad to see you completed the Mod. Did you just mod the roof and keep the rainfly intact.

Hi Ed. So I got two 45 degree angle pipes and two extra straight pipes so I can go through the back side wall and not disturb the mesh or rainfly. It's not a cold weather tent, but the winnerwell nomad view large size puts off enough heat to keep warm in below freezing temperatures. I can put a layer of material between the mesh top and the rainfly to keep more heat in and use less wood. These tents are very nice and roomy, but can't support a ton of snow on top. But that can be managed. I havn't had time to shovel out a space yet to set it up, but I'll let you know how it goes. It's 8 degrees right now. I hope to try it out before I run out of cold weather.

@@daddyfunn Hi Ed. I got two 45 degree pipes and two straight pipes to go through the back wall. Out and up. I could put a layer of insulation between the top mesh and the rain cover to hold more heat. I'm still working on it, but I haven't had time to shovel out a space to set up the tent. We got a lot of snow and single digit temps. But I think it will work just fine. That little wood stove is awesome! Have a good day.

M Cuz thank you

In a rain trip I had same results. I will give it another chance with a good treatment then make judgement. Sorry about your adventure

yes these things happen. i may do the same

Hey man I have no idea about the King coil, but the tent is 10ft. by 9ft. floor space.