Pros and Cons of Canvas Tents

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Popular canvas tents from Springbar, Kodiak, White Duck, Teton, and others are great, but camping in a canvas tent has its pros and cons. Here is the quick version of what you can expect if you decide to purchase a canvas tent.

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[@ah4furnishings348]

I totally agree! I’m out now in 25 mph winds and it’s in the 50 degree range Springbar is comfortable

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Right on! Wish I were camping right now too.

[@davidnunnally8782]

I have 'bell style' canvas tent (White Duck/Avalon). It's a tank. And it's worth saying again, canvas tents feel good.

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True.

[@drewolm]

Just ordered a Kodiak canvas tent for my upcoming winter camping season.

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Nice! You're gonna love it.

[@thestrugglingoptimist2541]

I just bought a canvas tent. Getting ready to do some long-term camping and traveling.

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Sounds like a good time!

[@JasonXBeats]

only thing im worried about is will it be safe packing up in humid weather?

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A good question and since I'm from the arid west, I don't have any experience with that. If the material itself is damp or wet when you pack it up, that's a problem and it needs to be dried out within a matter of days, not weeks, before problems start. It might just mean you have to be more fastidious about storage.

[@BlueberryStinkFinger62]

Canvas tents can handle the majority of severe storms

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That has been my experinece as well.

[@jameshubert8094]

Springbar is the way to go

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Great tents!

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