White Duck 13' Regatta Tent Setup

[@williamchristy3063]

GREAT REVIEW! Whiteduck Regatta bell hot tents are a fantastic lifetime purchase for serious campers/hunters. They are well worth the extra money! I am a solo DIY elk hunter. For me, a 10' Whiteduck tent works well. I have just enough room for my cot, gear, and wood stove. In all honesty, I classify this as a one-person tent. The 13' Whiteduck bell tent is great for 2-3 hunters. I classify these as base-camp only tents. Their too heavy to haul into the backcountry for a drop camp. However, for a base-camp tent, you can't do better for the price! As a bug-out shelter, this is my first choice! P.S. Buy the lighter shades of tent material. The darker shades are too dark and depressing inside. I have a 8'x10' cargo trailer in which I keep all my camping/fishing/hunting gear squared away and good to go. I just hook on to my trailer and away I go. If your like me, you have a trailer dedicated to all your wilderness adventures.

[@DMF716]

I bought the White Duck 10ft Regatta tent back this past May 2023 I set it up for several days, then repacked it up. I bought it for EVAC's, because of Monsoon season fires from thunderstoms. I purposly chose the 10 ft Regatta instead of the 13 ft, because im just about 70 yrs old. 51# vs 71# = PAIN, as i learned in Infantry and Armor, during the Vietnam war.

[@Campgeeks]

Yes, the weight is something for sure! That said, I am sure the 10' is plenty large as well. I do love this tent and will be creating another video soon to go over my review and the trip I took with it, so stay tuned!

[@matt_gillard]

Great review. Just bought the same one and it will be delivered next week. Looking forward to using it.

[@Campgeeks]

Awesome, I hope you enjoy it as much as I have so far!

[@OldFortBragg]

Excellent points to consider and setup was easy to follow. Excellent vdeo.

[@Campgeeks]

I truly like this tent a lot, another video is coming soon.

[@jayspot4]

excellent review! very well detailed and easy to follow. thank you so much for making this video!

[@oxfordblaze4392]

Thanks for the review!! By using the smaller stakes around the small perimiter you can push them far enough into the ground to avoid a tripping hazard. The large stakes as another noted are for the guy lines and can also be hammered pretty close to ground level though sometimes a bugger to pull up.....but better than stubbing a foot on one. :)

[@mikeandsuzannegeorgiamount6036]

Nice, instructive, video. Thanks

[@landonsutherland357]

awesome review, thank you!

[@johanwithag2432]

It seems from the video that the ventilation openings at the bottom have no bug mesh installed. If so, that is a design failure.

[@neiltidbury4612]

Ummm, you used the pegs totally the wrong way around. The "rebar" peg - storm pegs - should be used on the guy ropes and the smaller pegs, used with the groundsheet. Just so you know...

[@rashadabdullah9769]

Tempted to buy one now. How well does it perform in heavy prolonged rain?

[@Dqtreats]

It has been a year. Can we get a final honest review yet?

[@lolcamping]

👏❤❤

[@mangoman62]

Where is it made?