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ALPS Mountaineering Lynx 4 Tent: 4-Person 3-Season
When you’re sharing a tent with three other people, you need all the ventilation you can get. The Alps Mountaineering Lynx AL 4-Person Tent features four half-mesh walls for excellent breathability and seam-sealed fly and floor construction for three-season camping protection.
- Free standing two-pole system assembles easily with tent’s clips
- Urethane-coated polyester fly resists water and UV damage
- Urethane-coated floor and sealed fly and floor seams keep rain and snow out
- 2 Vestibules for ample gear storage
- Gear loft and internal mesh pockets allow you to store smaller gear off the floor
Bottom Line:
StayFresh camping.
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Great tent
By: lyu4743954
August 1, 2011
No complaints, except, one of the pole sections broke when i was taking it apart. I called customer service and they sent me a new section and a string to restring it - at no charge - the tent has a life time warranty. Received it in one week, and it was very easy to restring. We had one night of very heavy rain and there were no leaking problems at all, very spacious - good enough for three people and gear. Best for car camping. If backpacking the weight could be split between two people. I loved the two side windows, it is nice to see what's going on outside. We used a generic footprint (tarp) on the ground and it worked just fine.
ALPS Mountaineering Lynx AL 4
By: lyu4743954
August 1, 2011
Great tent!
By:
Jen Bishop
September 16, 2010
This is our first family tent. We got it for a great price and love it. It is easy to set up and fit 2 adults, 2 dogs and all of our gear perfectly. It is sturdy and the the fly is nice for the morning dew. The height is nice as you can see from my photo. We got a tarp to go underneath it to protect it. Comes in a great little zippered bag that easily fits everything back into after your trip which is oh so nice! The tent my dad had when were growing up had a stuff sack and was always a PAIN to try and get back in the bag. It isn't extreemely lightweight so I don't know if I would hike it in for a long distance although my husband said he would. We usually car camp.
2 Comments Last Comment: July 17, 2011 by: J. Troxell
By: J. Troxell
July 17, 2011
I've never heard of docking a 3 season tent for not being warm enough. Not even sure if I'd dock a 4 season tent for this. Usually 3 season vs. 4 season indicates the strength/intended use of the tent. If you are cold in a 0 degree sleeping bag at 30 degrees then you should submit a negative review on the sleeping bag, not the tent. Not that I've used anything by ALPS, but let's be fair....
By: vince coleman
May 15, 2011
After reading your review. I was just wondering if you happened to be using sleeping pads as well? Having a pad adds alot of additional warmth..
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [fly], 75D polyester w/ 1500mm urethane coating; [floor], 75D taffeta floor w/ 2000mm urethane coating
- Freestanding:
- yes
- Doors:
- 2
- Poles:
- 2
- Pole Material:
- 7000 series aluminum
- Pole Attachment:
- clip
- Floor Space:
- (64sq ft) 7ft 6in x 8ft 6in
- Interior Height:
- 4 ft 4 in
- Vestibule Space:
- 25 sq ft
- Packed Size:
- 8 x 22 in
- Ventilation:
- 4 half-mesh walls
- Trail Weight:
- 7 lb 9 oz
- Recommended Use:
- fall, summer, spring camping and backpacking
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