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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
posted by My-Tent-Is-Home

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Before heading out with your family and friends, know how important it is to have the right gear that will make your camping trip a pleasurable one. The Big Agnes brand has been around for many years gearing up hikers and campers so that they can have the best outdoor experiences. Big Agnes tents are designed to give you the most comfortable rest out in the wilds. They are constructed using high-quality materials that can withstand the harshness of any outdoor environment. The poles and nylon fabric are strong, yet very light to carry.

As you head out camping, choose the right type of tent that fits your party. Big Agnes tents come in different sizes depending on the number of people who will occupy them. They also come in different types of usage. For example, four season tents are designed to cover all types of season in a year. While three season tents are for tropical hiking environments. The materials of the latter are thin and light with a bigger screen mesh to allow for more ventilation.

Truth in Advertising

Thursday, August 6, 2009
posted by My-Tent-Is-Home

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Experienced backpackers understand the value of being skeptical when shopping around for tents. In many cases, tents are advertised as having a “lightweight construction” when in fact they aren’t much lighter than a standard family tent. Misleading statements like these can mean extra back-breaking work along the trail. It’s therefore crucial for prospective buyers to look for trustworthy names that specialize in backpacking tents.

The hub pole design of a Big Agnes seedhouse tent sets it apart from the competition. Its mesh construction, sheathed in a protective canvas layer, makes it simple to set up and a snap to take apart in the morning. Tents such as this can be used comfortably three seasons out of the year. Perhaps most importantly, these tents are legitimately lightweight.