Kelty Yellowstone 4 Person Tent Navy Grey
Kelty Yellowstone 3 - Season Tents… 3 different sizes to fit your adventure - seeking crew! Affordable and easy-to-pitch… who wouldn’t appreciate that? Get back to nature with these cost-effective, free-standing Dome Tents… available in 3 different sizes capable of fitting between 2,4 or 6 happy campers. Take a closer look: Tough, durable 68-denier, 190T polyester ripstop tent walls; 180 mm polyurethane coated nylon-taffeta tent floor; Mesh roof for cooling ventilation; Closable mesh window panels; Internal storage pockets; 2 fiberglass pole design; ArcEdge construction lifts floor seams off the ground eliminating them as a source of leaks; Taped floor seams and watertight walls keep out the rain; Sidewall vents provide ventilation during those warm nights; Color-coded clip construction (Yellowstone 2 and 4) / Clip-sleeve construction (Yellowstone 6); Rainfly info: 75-denier, 190T, 1800 mm polyurethane coated polyester ripstop; Side-release buckle tent / fly connection; Noiseless zipper pulls; Guyout points. 96 x 96 x 59″, 10 lbs., 2 ozs. Order Today! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Kelty Yellowstone 2 3 Season 2-Man Tent Kelty Yellowstone 6 3 Season 6-Man Tent - word search in our Store for ‘Kelty’. Kelty Yellowstone 4 3 Season 4-Man Tent
User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars Good economical tent for car camping
This tent turned out to be just about perfect for car camping. It’s a little heavy, but it sets up very easily and is very roomy. We used it on a very rainy night and aside from a slightly damp floor, we stayed very dry.
My only complaint is that the instructions are pretty lousy. There’s no information at all on how to connect a footprint or how to use the gear sling. I spent a lot of time guessing and am still not sure I’m doing it right.
4 Stars Nice tent, not much for camping, though.
After sleeping in this tent for 5 weeks near the ocean (lots of fog/marine moisture at night), I can say it is waterproof with the rain fly (I also placed a tarp underneath it, as I wasn’t willing to test the waterproof floor hypothesis) and is relatively quiet in the wind. It never came unstaked, the rain fly never flew off, never ripped or tore, the door zipper never jammed (and I was in a sandy environment), and it was very easy to put up. The little ceiling storage pouch worked very well as well.
Personally, I’d recommend this tent for no more than 1 or 2 weeks use at a time. What I can say positively about is that it is very obviously well-constructed and I expect it to serve me on shorter trips for many years to come. Oh, and the lightweight tent stakes it comes with are very prone to bending in compacted soil or sand.