6116 Kodiak 12x16 Lodge Stove Tent Assembly

The Kodiak 12x16 Extra Large Lodge Tent (model 6116) can be expanded up to 32 feet. In this video, I'll show you step-by-step how to set this up with just one person including the two optional add-on rooms (model 1672).
Here is a link to see the features and demo: • 12x16 Kodiak Stove Lod...
Here is a link to see the unboxing and assembly of the add-on room 1672: • Kodiak Canvas 8x8 Add-...
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Here is a link to the stove: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
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[@gregp-h6242]

We bought our Kodiak Canvas tent from you 4 years ago and quickly added Groundgrabba stakes for a faster setup. Yes, pulling out a small impact wrench during setup is unconventional, but it saves time, energy AND is safer for the tent. When you invest this much in a tent, go the extra mile. BTW, we have 7 tents and 4 shelters from many premium brands; I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another Kodiak Canvas tent. Can’t beat the comfort of canvas and the value of this brand with your service.

[@Competitiveedgeproducts]

Do you have a link to the stakes you used?

[@amandagonsman1504]

this is awesome! We have a large family and I was looking for an actual sturdy big tent that would last. Thanks!

[@user-du9cj2gi2f]

I'd like to see it with cots and full setup. Thinking about buying it for elk camp with 4 large guys and gear plus stove

[@donkeyballs7860]

This guy literally does the best tutorial ive ever seen. Thank you very much sir!

[@Competitiveedgeproducts]

Wow, thanks!

[@pattate7341]

Awesome demonstration.

[@Competitiveedgeproducts]

Glad you liked it!

[@dgroppen1]

Pro tip! Replace all the stakes with 10” lag bolts and washers and bring a cordless drill with the correct size socket and you will make life much easier. No more pounding stakes and the lag bolts will drive in to hard rocky soil with ease, when stakes don’t. I’d say it could cut 15+ minutes off set up time. Plus, they penetrate more and hold better when the ground gets wet and you get wind. Love all your reviews! I have the 12x12 with the enclosed awning and seriously considering selling it for this, just for that increased room inside the tent for the long remote hunts.

[@Competitiveedgeproducts]

Great tip. I did just that at the beach last weekend. You were absolutely right! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaTMYnWXmKmIrKc

[@LifeWithKernelLee]

Nice

[@Competitiveedgeproducts]

Thanks

[@jackdenley7043]

How many stakes would I need for the 12x16 plus one add on shelter

[@prodigalpilot]

Roughly how long did it take to put this up by yourself?

[@Competitiveedgeproducts]

Good question. It's so hard to say, because I had to do it a specific way for the video, adjust the camera's, stop and take still photos along the way. Each time I've set it up since it has involved one or two other family members and it pretty quick. I'd say by myself I would expect it to take about 30 minutes (the first time always takes longer as you learn how to set it up). I would also say another 30 minutes for the two awnings. I'm so much faster at setting those up since the first time.

[@robertt.schneiderjr.7071]

How much is the12x16

[@BlueberryStinkFinger62]

You people need to show us how durable these tents are in high winds and severe thunderstorms this is what I want to see before I buy

[@armystrong9270]

He had one set up for like 4 months in rain and snow with some high winds I believe it was the 12x12 tent it held up really well

[@Competitiveedgeproducts]

The 12x12 4 month demo shows it in 45 mph winds, some heavy snow, below zero temps. That’s model 6170. If you search that you’ll find it pretty quickly.