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The Kelty 3 - season Grand Mesa Tent. A SUPER VALUE for adventure seekers of all skill levels! If you're looking for an affordable, high-quality and easy-to-pitch Tent, this is it! For 2-, 4- or 6-person crews, the Grand Mesa makes "roughin' it" a little less rough, with superior weather protection, durability and plenty of space for your gear. Pick up this Tent and earn your scout badge in bargain hunting! Kelty and us, a formidable team: 1800 mm PU nylon taffeta ArcEdge floor with taped seams guarantees a dry spot to sleep in wet conditions; 68-denier 190T poly taffeta walls; 2 sturdy DAC Featherlite poles pack light; Mesh panels for superior ventilation; Color-coded clip construction for easy assembly; Internal storage pockets; 2 doors, 1 vestibule; Fly features and material: Side-release buckle tent-fly connection; 75-denier 1800 mm PU poly taffeta with taped seams; Fly vents; Noiseless zipper pulls; Guyout points; 2-person measurements: Floor area: 29 sq. ft.; 82 x 58 x 44"h.; Packed measurements: 20 x 7" dia.; Weighs 4 lbs., 10 ozs.; Vestibule: 6 sq. ft.; 4-person measurements: Floor area: approx. 53 sq. ft.; 96 x 80 x 55"h.; Packed measurements: 25 x 8" dia.; Weighs approx. 7 lbs., 4 ozs.; Vestibule: approx. approx. 19 sq. ft.; 6-person measurements: Floor area: 99 sq. ft.; 130 x 110 x 70"h.; Packed measurements: 27 x 9" dia.; Weighs approx. 13 lbs.; Vestibule: approx. 29 sq. ft.; Pick yours and order today! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Kelty Grand Mesa, 6-person; Kelty Grand Mesa Tent, 2-person - word search in our store for 'Kelty'. Kelty Grand Mesa, 4-person
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Technical Details
- Versatile four-person, three-season dome-style tent, great for camping and backpacking- Freestanding tent with 18.8 square foot vestibule for gear storage
- Large mesh windows for optimal ventilation, full coverage rain fly, bathtub floor with wrap-up sides
- Color coded DAC PressFit aluminum poles for easy setup and excellent strength
- Includes tent, pole and stake bags
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By P. Miller
I took this tent on a three month road trip across most of North America. It held up in the wind in the Grand Canyon (60mph that night!!), the hail at Yellowstone National Park, the rain in Denali National Park, the 106 degree weather in the Badlands and the freezing cold weather in the deserts of New Mexico. One night a little rain water seeped into the bottom of the tent, granted it was a torrential downpour and we were basically in a puddle...I got some sealant and sealed all of the seams of the tent and we also had to seal the seams on the back ventilation window located on the fly due to dripping. Other than that little bump and the occasional condensation (the tent doesn't breathe spectacularly) the Grand Mesa held it's own and comfortably fit a queen sized air mattress and two adults. The strange thing however is the footprint designed specifically for this tent seems a bit small. I'm sure there is a reason for this but it was a little tricky sometimes deciding to stake it and pull it taut or leave it as is.
I've never put another tent to the test in so many varying weather situations but this tent held its own and was a worthwhile investment.
By C. Zemer
This tent is great. We have used this for 2 camping trips, a total of 10 nights so far. We, slept 3, including a queen size mattress. It sets up very quickly and is very light. We did have some rain, but absolutely no leaks. The bottom is pretty thin, so I am glad we bought the footprint. I will use this for backpacking with my son.
By Anel Lopez (Anaheim, CA)
My husband and I purchased this tent and we really like it. It is light enough for back backing. It says it can fit four people but I would say 2 comfortably and 3 snug. It is really easy to set, it takes about 5 minutes.
By David M. Pierce
I do not recommend this tent for camping anyplace where you might encounter blowing sand or dust. Unlike many dome tents, the mesh windows in this tent are NOT equipped with zip-up panels - so there is no way to "batten down the hatches" and keep the dust out during a blow. Kelty probably decided to go this route to keep weight down, and to cut manufacturing costs enabling them to keep the tent priced low.
Stowed, the tent is light and compact. It is a joy to set up and take down - very quick and easy, and it feels spacious and airy even when the rain-fly is in place. I also like the large entry port - I don't have to crawl to get in or out like I do with some dome tents. It'll keep you dry and keep the bugs out, but the lack of a way to seal the mesh windows render it of limited use for someone like me who likes to camp in the desert sometimes.
By Matthew Clark Owens (Snowmass Village, CO)
I live in Aspen/Snowmass and go camping a lot. For two people... it's AWESOME! For 3 people it's great... even with gear. You can forget about 4 people... but isn't that why you buy a 4 person tent... to sleep 3 comfortable:-)?
Anyway... super easy assembly. I recommend putting a tarp underneath the tent to keep it in good condition and keep it dry.
Holds up in wind... rain... etc. The rain fly is great and gives you that extra space you need.
No complaints... great buy, super easy to set up, holds up in the weather.
For around $150... it's the best buy around.
Oh... this is not a winter tent... 3 seasons only.
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