The Bass Pro Shops XPS Modified Deluxe Dome Tents are loaded with useful features to make your next camping experience a great one. This series of tents feature durable construction that begins with stormproof polyurethane-coated taffeta walls and rainfly. Adding to the tent's toughness is its rugged polyethylene Ripstop floor. Taped seams on the floor and rainfly add even more protection to keep water outside the tent, where it belongs. Zippered storm flaps inside the tent's three mesh windows offer even more protection against the elements. No-see-um mesh on the windows keeps bugs out when left open for ventilation in nicer weather. Easy entry comes courtesy of the large twin-track door system. Gear storage is no problem thanks to triangular shoe closets, a mesh pocket organizer, and the extra large gear loft. Rainfly features Bat Wing guides and skylight windows. Tent is supported by shock-corded fiberglass poles. Comes with an oversized zippered carry bag. 9' x 7' tent has a carry weight of 12.32 lbs and a center height of 4'2''. 10' x 8' tent has a carry weight of 13.64 lbs and a center height of 5'. 12' x 10' tent has a carry weight of 16.72 lbs and a center height of 6'. Color: Burnt Orange/Stone/Tan. Imported. Features include: Triangular shoe closets Large twin-track door system Mesh pocket organizer 3 large no-see-um screen windows with inside zippered storm flaps Extra-large gear loft/organizer Rugged PE Ripstop floors Mud mat Taped seams on rainfly to ensure that you stay dry Storm-proof polyurethane-coated taffeta walls and rainfly Bat Wing Guides and skylight windows on rainfly Heavy-duty shock-corded fiberglass poles Oversized zippered carry bag Available June 1, 2008.
Average Customer Rating:
3.5 out of 5
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1 of 2 (50%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Bass Pro Shops® XPS® Modified Deluxe Dome Tents
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
a really good tent,April 23, 2009
By BuckeyeJoefrom OHIO
Advantages: Ease of use, Quality, Value for money, Well made/Durable
"What an awesume tent. We bought this tent to use on the many camping weekends we take each year. It looked great and had plenty of features and the price was better than anything else we looked at so this is the one we picked. After one trip all I can say is WOW!. it was a liitle cooler the weekend than we had hoped and then it started to rain. Being our first time using this tent I was a little nervious but it was great, stayed steady in the wind and complety dry inside. And the inside room and storage was also good. A real good tent -thanks."
What is your gender?:
Male
What type of products do you most often purchase from Bass Pro?:
Camping
How frequently do you spend time doing outdoor activities?:
Often
Would you recommend this product as a gift?:
Yes
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Review 2 for Bass Pro Shops® XPS® Modified Deluxe Dome Tents
Overall Rating:
2
out of 5
Bells and whistles sans quality,July 7, 2008
By Honest1from Upland, CA
"It's been a while since we've tent camped - although we've backpacked many years, so we were pleasantly surprised by the bells and whistles designed into tents these days. Our past experience with family tents was a huge Coleman army green canvas tent that took several "pole holders" and a yelling father to set up and always smelled mildewy. We wanted something quick, easy, and sturdy, Excited about the look and extras in the Bass Pro XPS Deluxe tents (super cool storage hidden in each corner, great little pockets, the sporty look) we bought the 10x12 model along with another 10x10 cabin style tent from another store. We decided to set them both up and compare size, shape, quality, ease of set up, etc. The other tent went up like a shot and was sturdy, roomy - but lacked the fancy gadgetry. I was already sure I wanted the Bass Pro tent before we had even set it up. Setting up the XPS wasn't hard, but the poles are flimsy and keep disjointing as you slide, pull back from catching on pocket ends, and slide again....frustrating. Then bending the poles to get into the pin corners is a bit of a wrestling match., and unlike the first tent, pins don't fit snuggly into a drilled end fitting, but loosely into an open end of the poles. While you're wrestling with one side, sometimes the other end comes loose. I still liked the shape, look, and gadgetry. It felt flimsier than the other tent, but I was still enamored by the froo-froo After comparing for about an hour we decided to pack them up. Packing the XPS was a pain because the poles kept streching apart....lousy material that's supposed to be pulling them together. As we slid the poles into the provided bag, the bag slipped and dropped - maybe two feet, onto the ground and suddenly the poles split and the elastic banding was in pieces - spaghetti all over the floor. I wish I took a picture which would have spoken 1000 words about the quality. Hey, camping can be rough and messy - things need to be built to take some bumps. I was disappointed, because I really wanted all those handy storage areas, but until Bass Pro manufactures more durable pole cording, and stronger poles, we're keeping the other tent. I appreciate that Bass Pro Shops took our return gracefully."
What is your gender?:
Female
What type of products do you most often purchase from Bass Pro?:
Camping
How frequently do you spend time doing outdoor activities?:
Sometimes
Would you recommend this product as a gift?:
No
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