White Duck tents

[Johnksully]

Anyone have any experience with their tents. Looks like reviews are pretty good?

 

[Aaron-in-CO]

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Thread 'Wall tent vs bell tent help me decide'

Dec 9, 2023

Ok,

Not sure if I'm in the right place, if not some one can direct me.

Here's my deal,
I have a davis wall tent with cook shack awning out the front. 14x16 tent with 16' cooking awning. All metal frame. I love it besides the set up and tear down. And then the clean up and dry out once I get home...
And some times I'm doing a bit of this by my self with some young boy help.

But I'm looking at a bell tent. White duck or similar brand. Set up and tear down time would be a fraction of the time. Why less stuff and wayless weight. Anyone have any experience with using a bell tent for...

• Eastfork
• Replies: 28
• Forum: Sleep Systems

Some info in this thread.

I bought my 13’ Avalon a few years ago and have really enjoyed it. I’ve used it on about a dozen camping and hunting trips so far and don’t have any real complaints.

 

[RockinRam96]

I have a 13’ bell tent as well. We love it! It is enough spaces for my girlfriend and I and our two German shepherds. We typically sleep on cots to stay off the floor.

We have a small wood stove. Need a bigger one for sure.

Would highly recommend a White Duck tent.


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[mikel1998]

I have a 20' Regatta that I take on a week long hunting trip every year. Four of us have cots and all of our gear in there with room to spare. I use a camp chef alpine wood stove that will burn you out of it.

It's been through 50mph wind with no problems, other than tightening up some guy lines the next morning. I can set it up by myself in about 30 minutes and take down is just as easy.

I bought this on a whim 3 years ago and couldn't be more happy with it.