Tie the end of the cord to the pole tip, and then unclamp the pliers. Secure the other end of the cord however it works best with your tent poles. If the cord is too loose, create slightly more ...

When it comes to tent camping, the tent itself is often one of the bulkiest, albeit most essential, items you need to pack.

We dive into the pros and cons of freestanding vs non-freestanding tents for backpacking, and review two of our favorites.

You don’t have to assemble and insert tent poles into limp fabric like other standard tents. The Pop-Up Tent’s bendable, rounded poles are already tucked into the nylon and open up to form the ...

We present the battle of air tents vs pole tents. Are inflatable beams set to conquer traditional poles? We put the two types ...

Also included are two storage bags and a tie for a lantern. This pop-up tent is available at Amazon for $100. This lightweight tent uses unique pole geometry to maximize space, providing 41 inches ...

pole strength and arrangements, rain-fly tie-downs, door construction, zipper strength, and gear-loft placements all play a role in the overall comfort and enjoyment of your tent. We also ...

The tent does not have heavy insulation or a stove portal, but it boasts strong lightweight poles and a nylon canopy fabric. The tent’s distinct tube-shaped design maximizes its wind-and-snow ...

A two-pole design is a great option. Watch some tutorials, check out reviews, and make sure that the tent you get is quick and straightforward, so you and your bike don’t get caught in the rain ...

A carrying case, stakes and tie-down ropes are included ... The high-grade fiberglass poles keep the tent secure, and three zippered windows provide ventilation. The mesh storage pocket inside ...

The Homestead Domey's sturdy pole structure ensures windproofing, and its generous interior space rivals that of larger tents. The TentBox Lite XL offers an innovative car-camping solution with ...