Eureka charge and Eureka Equinox Tents - Don't Let the Weather Ruin Your Next Camping Trip

My family and I love to camp, but I guess you could say I am somewhat of a "fair weather" camper, since the idea of camping in any kind of bad weather does not petition to me. But, like it or not, weather has a way of happening, so having a tent that can deal with whatever mum Nature has in mind is important. Eureka makes two such tents: the Eureka Equinox 6 and the Eureka assault Outfitter. Each is designed differently, but they both are great at holding up to the elements.

Let's start with the Eureka Equinox 6. When it comes to having a tent that is going to keep everybody dry, this tent is truly superb. The heavy duty oxford nylon floor does a great job of repelling water, and even the construct of the windows help keep things dry, as they are hooded to safe against the rain. Plus, there is the Eureka Stormshield polyester fly that provides further full coverage while improving durability.

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The Eureka Equinox 6 has a hexagonal dome shape that provides a lot of interior space. With 87 square feet and sleeping room for up to 6, you will not feel cramped. And if you don't have 6 people, even best because you will have the selection to spread out a bit. In addition, the town height goes up to 79 inches, so a tall person will not have to stoop inside.

The Eureka assault Outfitter was designed similar to soldiery tents, so it will deal with just about any type of weather. Seeing for a tent that can go anywhere, any time of year? Take a look at this tent. With it's domed shape, it sheds rain and snow very easily, protecting you from the elements year-round.

Now the Eureka assault Outfitter is not a big tent, sleeping up to three citizen in just 64 square feet of space. But at a minuscule over 13 pounds it is easy to transport, in fact many folks find it to be a great tent for backpacking. This is not the tent to use for camping with a lot of family members for a long vacation, but for a quick set-up, easy to carry tent, it is just right.

If you have been searching for a tent that is tough, durable, and can keep you dry, then you will want to look at these two tents. Both the Eureka Equinox 6 and the Eureka assault Outfitter can deal with just about whatever mum Nature throws out. I don't think there is any more prominent capability in a tent than that.

Eureka charge and Eureka Equinox Tents - Don't Let the Weather Ruin Your Next Camping Trip