Looking at picking up a canvas wall tent, prospector tent, whatever

>>906488
Frost river has great tents

Make one from a cheap blue tarp if you're a cheap fag, fag.

>>906488
https://www.davistent.com

>>906498
> not looking to spend 1000$
> frost river

>>906488
Look for old army ones

>>906488
buy canvas and sew one

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>>906488
>cheap but reliable

That doesn't happen with canvas wall tents.

What you want to look at are surplus arctic tents from the US, Canadian and British militaries. You'll also want to look into tent repair to fix them. That's the best deal. Canvas tents need special attention and storage, and "dude let's buy a tent and go winter camping" isn't going to go well for you.

Here's a pic of a 10-man British arctic tent. Of course, you'll need a floor, too (just like for a canvas tent). This style and construction of military tent is a lot easier to care for than canvas.

Ref: Dad has ran canvas wall tents at deer camp in the mountains for 35 years, switched to arctic tents like the one pictured. Have used both a lot.

>>907749
Poorfag much?

Trek tents

can you vent these for a stove?

>>908141
Yep.

>>907848
rip, I let mold get into my canvas tent

Looking to get one of these, and a yurt while I build my cabin.