What tent should i buy to live in
31-35, F
ArishMell · 70-79, M
If you mean by "live in", as your residence rather than holiday accommodation... none of those are suitable.
The first, the small pyramidal one, has no fly-sheet and is likely very flimsy.
The others are all intended for families camping next to their car on regular camp-sites with smooth, level grass pitches and at least basic amenities. They are not readily portable, and packed for transport, the bundle is bulky and heavy. They might not withstand severe weather very well, either.
You also need more equipment than just the tent, especially in cold, wet weather.
The first, the small pyramidal one, has no fly-sheet and is likely very flimsy.
The others are all intended for families camping next to their car on regular camp-sites with smooth, level grass pitches and at least basic amenities. They are not readily portable, and packed for transport, the bundle is bulky and heavy. They might not withstand severe weather very well, either.
You also need more equipment than just the tent, especially in cold, wet weather.
GoFish ·
depends on if you are going to be stationary or constantly moving and transporting your tent
StygianKohlrabi · 46-50, M
is a $300 tent much better than a $30 one? just curious.
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Werewolf1994 · 31-35, F
@StygianKohlrabi I will just use my ebt card to get food and when out of money on that i will go to food banks for food
StygianKohlrabi · 46-50, M
@Werewolf1994 you can afford a cheap beater car if you don't have one