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My wife and I go beach camping a lot during the summer. We have a very nice Coleman tent, but it doesn't handle wind very well. I usually sleep with the side of the tent whacking me in the face most of the night.
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A "mountaineering" tent is designed for high mountains and high winds which works OK in freezing temperatures, but may be a bit too stuffy (and damp) in moderate climes. Mountain Hardware makes a few excellent models: http://www.rei.com/product/732212
Stephenson's Warmlite tents with optional stabilizers can survive in winds up to 160 MPH, according to them. http://www.warmlite.com/tents.htm
Here are some tips for setting up any tent in high winds: http://www.bicycletouring101.com/CampTentHighWinds.htm
A "mountaineering" tent is designed for high mountains and high winds which works OK in freezing temperatures, but may be a bit too stuffy (and damp) in moderate climes. Mountain Hardware makes a few excellent models: http://www.rei.com/product/732212
Stephenson's Warmlite tents with optional stabilizers can survive in winds up to 160 MPH, according to them. http://www.warmlite.com/tents.htm
Here are some tips for setting up any tent in high winds: http://www.bicycletouring101.com/CampTentHighWinds.htm
Anyone been to Harrison Beach Campground? Any recommendations for where to get a good packing tent?
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REI has alot of very light tents,not the cheapest but their selection is good.
REI has alot of very light tents,not the cheapest but their selection is good.
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