Camping in Colder Climates

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Direct from Cabela’s website:

The next generation in the Outfitter Series tents has enhanced safety features and user-friendly updates that take it to a whole new level.

Sidewall condensation vents now have hook-and-loop closures all around the perimeter for better ventilation control. Three large multi-panel windows each have a zippered cover, a clear vinyl window that zips out of the way, and a mesh screen for added ventilation.

The stove jack is covered by a storm flap that now rolls down to avoid contact with the piping, so it won’t melt the material.

This 13-ft. x 27-ft. tent has the most interior space in the Alaknak series, making it perfect for large party hunters or base camp. It has an impressive 11-person sleeping capacity, 5-ft. walls, two large doors, two offset center poles and one exterior center pole.

Rugged, waterproof 250-denier polyester oxford X-Treme Tent Cloth has a high tear strength and resists punctures for lasting reliability. 10 perimeter tent poles keep the sidewalls from blowing in and add rigidity in high winds, so you can camp comfortably knowing you’re protected.

The heavy-duty No. 10 YKK® zippers and inverted T-style door makes entering and exiting the tent easy. Plus, it’s backed by a screen door, so you can let cool breezes in while keeping bugs out. The attached awning boasts a frame that comes down from the peak of the tent and directs runoff away from the door for superior protection in the wettest weather.

The sidewalls have unique fold-down shelves that sport cup holders to eliminate spilled beverages and gear pockets to hold gear. The floor has a zip-open panel for safe placement and stove use. Tent sets up quickly and easily. Includes 12″ steel stakes, guy ropes and a large zip-close storage bag.
Dimensions: 13 ft. x 27 ft.
Tent body weight: 57 lbs.
Frame weight: 50 lbs.
Stakes weight: 16 lbs.

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See the full article and tent specs (including videos) over at Cabela’s Web site