“We absolutely LOVE your tent! It is very well thought-out and constructed. I've guided in AZ for 20 years and have always wondered why someone didn't make a tent like yours. Thanks again for such a fine product.
-Gary F. (New River, AZ) Nov. 2007
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I have not used it yet but i am excited to use this fall
I've used my old 10x10 primarily for Burning Man, staying on Playa for up to two weeks every year since 2019 as well as other camping trips under less harsh conditions. It's a good tent, withstanding the winds and dust well.
I saw two weak points, first, after the deluge a few years ago it shrunk in height and I could not set the coles correctly. I cut 1/2-3/4" off the poles and no problems. Second, the final failure was the zippers. One door zipper failed a few years ago and I sewed it shut and just used the other door. Last year the other zipper failed. Both zippers where well lubed.
When I tried to contact Kodiak to see if the zippers could be replaced at the factory or what Kodiaks recommendations were, I did not even receive the courtesy of a reply.
I have a new 10x10 but haven't set it up yet.
I mean the tent is great, but I bought one for an 8' bed, and the duffle bag that is supposed to hold the poles is too short to hold the extra long rails for the 8' bed. I worry about them being damaged or damaging my truck or something else. The instructions do say that you should only have to attach the elongated rail once. I spent some $660 on this thing with shipping. I should expect a bag that holds all the pieces of the rail properly.