CLASSIC JACK 100

Springbar products are gorgeous works of art! If you don’t already own one, you don’t know what you’re missing!

My Springbar tent story spans 30+ years. I just received my new Classic Jack 100, and it is only the second Springbar tent I’ve ever owned.

I bought my first Springbar tent more than 30 years ago. It performed perfectly and remained water-tight all those years, enduring countless camping, hunting and fishing trips all over the USA, coast to coast, mountains to sea-level. That is, until November 2019, when I regretfully left food inside the tent. As a consequence, a huge (400+ pound) black bear treated himself to the food--he didn’t extend the courtesy of unzipping the door for access to his snack, opting to fashion his own entrance through the side (several times in and out). So, that tent passed on from it’s long life through no fault of the tent: R.I.P. (literally)…now, “resting in pieces" ;)

So, I was elated to learn Springbar is still in business TODAY, producing these extraordinarily reliable, durable, high-quality tents and accessories! I ordered the new Classic Jack 100, without hesitation and received it fast. These superior products will last a lifetime (assuming proper bear-mitigation).

Springbar’s outstanding quality, customer service and delivery is perfection. And they’re still manufacturing awesome must-have products for the serious outdoor enthusiast!

I love classic jack100
Lovely color easy set up
But very heavy

Great quality and fun to make this tent your own as you add table, rugs etc. If you like to get out, this is a wonderful way to be "out there"

I've set up my CJ100 three times. I'm 61 and bearly in shape. Yes there can be suction on the lift up and easily corrected with leaving door open etc. I like the single color and extra weight to the walls, it is only 6 extra lbs difference over all. The Tent and tent bag weigh 50lbs, that is the weight that I prefer to carry around (so stakes and lines stored elsewhere). The stakes are awesome, I've slpit some rocks 7 inches down as my sledge hammer did it's work. I bought the other stakes as well for I will be in sandy environments at times. The portico kit is well worth it. I used the top half of the pole to lift it up some so I could fit my chair out a bit further to the left of the door, didn't want it all the way up I was enjoying some privacy from the other camp sites. We have pretty much duplicated the photos here with cots chairs and tables - a true home away from home. Plenty airy with the Mrs. commenting on how the air inside never feel stuffy weather the sun is directly on it or not that is the MAJOR change from our previous six foot tent. Well also that it is very quiet, not fabric russling noise at all (winds have not been over 14mph). When you have had 6 different tent and take all you have learned... this will be our (your) last tent, and our kids will be fighting over it for decades to come. The only question left is whether we will lend it out to them (for the time being (NO)). Thanks for the great design and workmanship - Rob

I've set up my CJ100 three times. I'm 61 and bearly in shape. Yes there can be suction on the lift up and easily corrected with leaving door open etc. I like the single color and extra weight to the walls, it is only 6 extra lbs difference over all. The Tent and tent bag weigh 50lbs, that is the weight that I prefer to carry around (so stakes and lines stored elsewhere). The stakes are awesome, I've slpit some rocks 7 inches down as my sledge hammer did it's work. I bought the other stakes as well for I will be in sandy environments at times. The portico kit is well worth it. I used the top half of the pole to lift it up some so I could fit my chair out a bit further to the left of the door, didn't want it all the way up I was enjoying some privacy from the other camp sites. We have pretty much duplicated the photos here with cots chairs and tables - a true home away from home. Plenty airy with the Mrs. commenting on how the air inside never feel stuffy weather the sun is directly on it or not that is the MAJOR change from our previous six foot tent. Well also that it is very quiet, not fabric russling noise at all (winds have not been over 14mph). When you have had 6 different tent and take all you have learned... this will be our (your) last tent, and our kids will be fighting over it for decades to come. The only question left is whether we will lend it out to them (for the time being (NO)). Thanks for the great design and workmanship - Rob