Mountain Trails Grand Pass 2-Room 6-7 Person Family Dome Tent – $69.99

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Camping season isn’t THAT far off.

What’s on my mind? Why, I was just lying here daydreaming about pitching a tent. Why are you giggling?

I know the winter’s upon us and all, but I can’t help it. My thoughts turn to spring, when the air will be fresh and warm and clean and we’ll take to the outdoors together, you and I, and I’ll pitch a tent.

What is your deal?

It’ll be a huge tent, too. Not some silly little pup tent.

What?!

I got one of those Mountain Trails Grand Pass 2-Room, 6-7 Person Family Dome Tents. See? Huge! And it’s so easy to pitch this tent, too!

Well, sure. I think I could pitch a tent and tear it down several times in a row. Weird question, though. Yeah, I could totally pitch this tent when it’s really wet. I mean, ideally you want to have your tent pitched before the weather rolls in, but it can keep out the elements.

What? Why would it be harder to pitch my tent if it’s really cold outside? Smaller? You’ve gotten some serious disinformation, honey. Tents don’t get smaller in the cold. How would that even work? It’s-

Oh. Oh I see what’s been going on.

Warranty: 10 Year Wenzel

Condition: New

Features:

• Spacious enough to sleep up to seven people comfortably, this tent is a great choice for large families and groups
• Boasts an 18-foot-by-10-foot footprint with a 76-inch center height
• Campers have plenty of room to stretch out, stand, or store their gear
• A breeze to set up, with shock-corded fiberglass poles and a pin-and-ring system
• To keep you cool on warm evenings, the tent offers large mesh roof vents and windows for ample cross-ventilation
• You can even divide the Grand Pass into two rooms to enjoy added privacy
• 2 back-to-back “D-style” Dutch doors for easy entry and exit
• A welded polyethylene floor to keep out water
• Mud Mats to help keep the tent clean
• A hooped fly for additional stability and rain protection
• An integrated Stow ‘n’ Go duffel system that simplifies setup, take down, and storage
• Tent stakes and pole packet unrolls with tent – Fold labels for easy take-down with wrap becoming mud mat

Additional Photos:

• Overhead Pocket – Snack, keys, wallet and iPhone not included
• Corner Pockets – No, the Costanza wallet is not included, neither are the keys
• Pole Clip
• Tent Ring / Tent Stake with Tent Poles unattached
• Tent Ring / Tent Stake with Tent Poles in place
• Front View – Doors/Windows Closed – without Rain Fly
• Front View – Windows Opened – without Rain Fly
• Front View – Doors Opened – without Rain Fly
• Front View – Room Divider in place – without Rain Fly
• Back View – Windows Opened – without Rain Fly
• Front View – Doors/Windows Closed – with Rain Fly
• Back View – Windows Closed – with Rain Fly
• You only get the tent. Not all of the other crap.
• Package Contents
• Packaging

Technical Specifications:

• Base: 18’ by 10’
• Center Height: 76 inches
• Interior Space: 170 square feet
• Sleeps: 6-7 people (or more depending on ‘how’ friendly y’all are feeling…)
• Door: 2 D-style
• Windows: Polyester Mesh
• Floor: Welded Polyethylene
• Frame: Shock-Corded Fiberglass

In the box:

• (1) Mountain Trails Grand Pass Family Dome Tent – Model #36446
  – (1) Tent
  – (2) Fiberglass Main Poles
  – (2) Fiberglass Side Poles
  – (1) Fiberglass Fly Pole
  – (1) Room Divider
  – (1) Rain Fly with Attached Guy Ropes
  – (14) Metal Stakes

Woot! – One Day, One Deal