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The Pinon Sport Dome is 49 square feet, sleeping 2-3 people. Lightweight enough for hiking and traveling anywhere you go. 7' x 7' x 50" is a square shape dome providing lots of head space.
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Technical Details
- Square-shaped, dome-style tent for two to three sleepers; measures 7 by 7 feet- Lightweight enough for hiking and traveling
- D-style door, back window, full rain fly
- Shock-corded fiberglass poles; lightweight steel stakes for stability and strength
- Nylon floors have taped floor seams; tent is backed by 10-year warranty
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By J. Flood (New Jersey)
Remeber how much you're paying for this and I think you'll be fine. It's a lightweight 3 person tent wellsuited for light camping needs. Great for backyard or cub scout type camping, maybe not what you want for a week in the woods. Happy with mine even though one of the poles just split. I'll patch it and keep it till it drops and then probably buy another one. If you want a better tent, you should probably spend more money.
By Michelle L. Lwson (USA)
Used it for hiking and camping in the woods, it worked great, quick set up and very lite so it was easy to carry.
By Kurt Morrow (Americus GA)
I bought this tent in preparation for backpacking with a friend. We are on a really tight budget and we want to travel rather light. When we saw this tent, especially for the low price, we got it. We figured it wouldn't be the best quality tent but we are both versatile and can make do with little.
But this tent far exceeded our expectations of low quality.
Both of us have camped in tents often, of different types and qualities. We set it up in a living room and were amazed at how badly the tent was made.
First the poles. These are extremely flimsy fiberglass poles. While we were setting it up one of the poles splintered 3 inches or so down the pole (it was already starting to splinter when I opened the tent). The cord on one of the poles (the rain fly pole over the doors) snapped. In a few other places the cord was already starting to fray.
We put up the main tent with no other problems. All the materials look like they are about to fall apart. We could see pin-prick holes of light through the main tent material. By this time we knew that this would not meet our minimal needs. With the splintering poles, the cord falling apart, the unbelievably flimsy and cheap materials, we recognized it as the piece of junk it is. We didn't set up the rainfly (we were trying to keep everything in as good order so we could return it, which amazon did perfectly on) so we can't comment on that.
If you plan on camping and need a shelter and only have [...] it would be a better idea to buy some tarps or something. Personally we decided to buy a more expensive tent (the ALPS zephyr 3 which we found on sale for [...]).
By G. Yang (Boston, MA)
the rain fly is too small to cover enough place of the tent. the tent itself is not water proof. if any part of body or sleeping bag touch the wall of the tent, the water will get in. the night I did camping had a light rain. In the morning, I found my sleeping bag was wet!
Cannot complain too much based on its price. It would be a good deal if the rain fly were larger.
By Richard L. Ray Jr.
The tent worked fine even in light rain, but the main zipper on the D shaped door would not zip at the curved part of the door. There are 3 zippers on the door - but the one to open the door to access the tent was faulty. I used WD-40 on the zipper, but it did not help. It would bind so badly I was afraid I would rip the tent attempting to open and close the Zipper.
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