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$1,299.00
The one and only Traveler. Handcrafted in Salt Lake City since the mid 1960s, the result over the decades has been nothing short of thousands of happy campers and an iron-clad reputation. Fully featured with 3 full-height screen windows, integrated shade awning, a spacious 10’ x 10’ footprint, and Sunforger® cotton canvas. Easy to pitch and legendary in harsh wind and weather, a genuine Springbar Traveler is a tent you’ll cherish for years to come.
Cut and sewn by hand in our Salt Lake City, USA workshop
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I set the tent ups few days ago because we had a big storm coming in. High wind preceded heavy rain. The tent was solid in both conditions. I like the tent and color and glad I have it.
It took a while to get one ordered but I am happy I kept trying. It rained on us the first weekend we took it camping but we stayed dry the entire time.
I bought this after returning an REI Basecamp 6 tent where the tent poles bent on the second pitch. I was looking for something far more durable and suitable for 4 season use, and it looks like that has worked out so far. I've only pitched this once outside my backyard for around a week trip to Big Bend National Park and it performed admirably. Though Big Bend is a desert, we surprisingly got a decent rain with high wind and my Springbar had no issues while other campers were "blown out" according to my camp host in the morning. I love that the tent is so easy to set up, the only thing that was a bit difficult for me solo was rolling up the awning "nicely". It's really nice having a roomy tent for car camping which you can stand up in and is truly 4 season. As far as nits, two things - I would seriously consider the stormfly if you intend to use this regularly as I do. One downside of design of this tent I realized is that you cannot have the windows open really at all in the rain (except I suppose if perhaps the awning was extended on the "door" side - by the time is started raining on me I was not going to attempt to setup the awning and see if it worked out). Second there are loops for hanging gear all around the edges off the roof (and BTW, the hanging gear organizers that came included are great), however I am surprised they didn't include one in the middle of the roof as well as that's the ideal place to hang an LED lantern. Anyway aside from these minor nits, great
Nice tent. Different, but not hard to set up.
Watched some videos - helpful.
Roomy and very well made.
Need the rainfly and we’re ready to go camping. Can’t wait.
Received tent earlier this month and finally had a dry day to set it up on Christmas day. It took less than 10 minutes to put up, and once up, the tent is sturdy and stable. Pear Grey is a great color, and the quality of work and materials is top notch. Can't wait to take it out in the spring and summer.
I set the tent ups few days ago because we had a big storm coming in. High wind preceded heavy rain. The tent was solid in both conditions. I like the tent and color and glad I have it.
It took a while to get one ordered but I am happy I kept trying. It rained on us the first weekend we took it camping but we stayed dry the entire time.
I bought this after returning an REI Basecamp 6 tent where the tent poles bent on the second pitch. I was looking for something far more durable and suitable for 4 season use, and it looks like that has worked out so far. I've only pitched this once outside my backyard for around a week trip to Big Bend National Park and it performed admirably. Though Big Bend is a desert, we surprisingly got a decent rain with high wind and my Springbar had no issues while other campers were "blown out" according to my camp host in the morning. I love that the tent is so easy to set up, the only thing that was a bit difficult for me solo was rolling up the awning "nicely". It's really nice having a roomy tent for car camping which you can stand up in and is truly 4 season. As far as nits, two things - I would seriously consider the stormfly if you intend to use this regularly as I do. One downside of design of this tent I realized is that you cannot have the windows open really at all in the rain (except I suppose if perhaps the awning was extended on the "door" side - by the time is started raining on me I was not going to attempt to setup the awning and see if it worked out). Second there are loops for hanging gear all around the edges off the roof (and BTW, the hanging gear organizers that came included are great), however I am surprised they didn't include one in the middle of the roof as well as that's the ideal place to hang an LED lantern. Anyway aside from these minor nits, great
Nice tent. Different, but not hard to set up.
Watched some videos - helpful.
Roomy and very well made.
Need the rainfly and we’re ready to go camping. Can’t wait.
Received tent earlier this month and finally had a dry day to set it up on Christmas day. It took less than 10 minutes to put up, and once up, the tent is sturdy and stable. Pear Grey is a great color, and the quality of work and materials is top notch. Can't wait to take it out in the spring and summer.
