Eureka! Titan - Tent (sleeps 8) Review
| Categories | coleman 4 person tent |
| Product Code | B000EQ81N8 |
| Product Rating |  |
| Price | $549.90 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #125818 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: One Size
- Color: One Color
- Brand: Eureka
- Model: 2627485
- Number of items: 999
- Dimensions: 13.00" h x
12.50" w x
36.00" l,
32.00 pounds
Features
- Roomy rectangular tent with room divider sleeps eight (13' 6" by 9' 6" floor; 128 square foot area)
- Heavy duty shock-corded self-supporting 6000-series aluminum frame
- Heavy-duty bathtub floor made of 4 ounce 210D oxford nylon that repels water
- Corner closet, rings for hangers, clothesline rings at all eaves, and mesh storage pockets on ceiling panels
- Center height of 84 inches; weighs 32 pounds
- Roomy rectangular tent with room divider sleeps eight (13' 6" by 9' 6" floor; 128 square foot area)
- Heavy duty shock-corded self-supporting 6000-series aluminum frame
- Heavy-duty bathtub floor made of 4 ounce 210D oxford nylon that repels water
- Corner closet, rings for hangers, clothesline rings at all eaves, and mesh storage pockets on ceiling panels
- Center height of 84 inches; weighs 32 pounds
Product Description
This 2 room luxury tent offers a quick set-up, excellent ventilation, a panoramic view and lots of interior space.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
64 of 64 people found the following review helpful.
Shelter from the Storm
By W. Van Pelt
I am an avid backpacker and typically use much smaller tents. However, I recently used a Titan for 5 days at a music festival. While the first three days were sunny and warm, the 4th and 5th days brought rain and micro-burst wind conditions with gusts over 60 mph. Winds coming straight down that caused the tent to pump up and down like a bellows. The word 'scary' comes immediately to mind but the tent and all contents came through dry and without damage. The corner guy-out points are the key!!! Use nylon cord and take advantage of these above-ground points to anchor and stabilize this tent and you cannot go wrong. All around us, awnings were being ripped off of very expensive RV's and lesser quality tents turned into big kites. Thanks Eureka! for making a very tough and dry tent!
27 of 27 people found the following review helpful.Beautiful, large yet lightweight tent
By LovesFla
First, I am a fan of Eureka tents. They put out a quality product. The Titan tent is no exception. It's large, 13X9 and can be split into 2 separate rooms by zipping in a piece of fabric. The entire package is very lightweight including the poles. Additionally the tent, poles and stakes all come in their own nylon bags. There are 2 separate doors, one at each end of the tent, so if you do create 2 rooms, each area has it's own entrance. The windows are large with full zippers so you can control the air flow simply by adjusting the zipper. The floor is black and runs up the sides of the tent which comes in handy if you are caught in a downpour and the mud starts flying. The poles are made of aluminum which I prefer over fiberglass. With the shock cord inside the pole there now way of assembling the poles incorrectly. As for pitching the tent, this was my greatest concern as I have read where some had trouble putting it up saying the directions were impossible to understand. I think they just had a bad day. I put the tent up by myself in about 20 minutes. This was a crucial point as I am always the first one at the campsite and always setup before anyone arrives. The key is the spider hub on the top center of the tent. It even comes wrapped in it's own little nylon bag. There are 4 arms coming out of the hub, one for each corner of the tent, 2 are color coded yellow on the end of the arm and they are the ones which sit right above the tan colored fabric. Just make sure they line up and nothing is twisted and you got it made. Insert one pole on a yellow arm, run down that corner of the tent and insert the pin into the bottom of the pole. Put the opposite pole in, run down that corner of the tent, insert pin and lay the 2 poles on the ground. Insert the 3rd pole and let it support itself or if there is a 2nd person, have them steady the 3rd pole as you put in the 4th and final pole, lift it up, insert pin and the rest is easy. The final pole takes a little strength as the tension on the tent is becoming taunt, but it's not too bad. Attach the hooks and loops,(do this after all 4 poles are attached, I found doing it prior to all 4 are in creates too much tension on the tent and the last pole doesn't want to go in) stake out the tent and your "home" is good to go. The fly adds protection if the weather is looking bad and takes another 15 minutes to put on. The added rings inside the tent are a nice addition for hanging clothes, a flashlight, etc. They are located in the corners and one at the center of the roof. This is a great tent and I would highly recommend it if you are looking for size, quality and a product that is very lightweight and easy to handle. Hope this helps. Happy and safe camping to all.
35 of 37 people found the following review helpful.HUGE Tent and Consumer Reports likes it.
By Carlos Wesley
I was at a campground with a family that had this tent. Love it. It's huge...and they raved about it in terms of set-up and stability.It was also noted in Consumer Reports and was ranked "Excellent" in set up, rain resistance, and construction test criteria for Large Sized Family Camping Tent Comparison. It was also a quick pick of Consumer Reports for this category.
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