CORE Equipment 12-Person Straight Wall Cabin Tent

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About This Item
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Capacity

Sleeps 2

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End Use

Camping

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Trail Weight

21+ lbs.

Specs:

  • Dimensions: 16’ x 11’ x 86”
  • Pack Weight: 41 lbs.
  • Capacity: 12 people
  • Tent Fabric: Durable 68D Polyester
  • Pole Type: Color-coded fiberglass poles
  • Pack Size: 30.5” x 13” x 15.5”
  • Tent Stakes: 22 Steel 7” stakes
  • Floor Material: Durable 115gsm P.E.
  • Included Items: Tent, rainfly, tent poles, awning pole, room divider, tent stakes, and carry bag

Storage:

  • Strategically placed gear pockets are placed throughout the tent to keep your necessities nearby
  • Tent easily packs down into an included carry bag for easy transport and storage

Design & Details:

  • Large cabin allows for most campers to stand straight up rather than crawling on the ground
  • T-Door front door and back D-Door offers easy entry and exit
  • Core® H2O Block Technology consists of water-resistant ripstop fabric and sealed seams to help keep moisture out
  • Included room divider creates two separate rooms for sleeping and living spaces
  • Sleeps up to 12 people comfortably
  • Color-coded fiberglass poles and sleeves allow for fast and easy setup
  • Water-repellent rainfly is removable in warm weather to expose the mesh ceiling for panoramic views
  • Advanced venting system uses an adjustable air intake vent designed to draw in cool air from the ground, while the mesh ceiling allows hot air to escape for optimal comfort
  • Fits four queen-size air mattresses or twelve Core® sleeping bags
  • Secure electrical port provides a water-resistant way to insert electrical cords from outside of the tent into the interior
  • Model: 40082D


  • Brand : Core Equipment
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : 40082D
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Fabric : 68D Polyester
  • Web ID: 22CORU12PSTRGHTWLCAT
  • SKU: 23558441

REVIEWS

4.6
92%
Recommended

57 Reviews

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Fantastic Tent!

I have tried several cabin tents. By far this is the best. I'm near 70 yo small woman and was able to set it up in the dark in about an hour, by myself. It is extremely spacious, even w a proper single bed and small kitchen, bookcases and workbench installed. I put an 8' 2x4 in the center w a dome shaped 2' round metal top; this added structural stability for snow load and wind. I set up this tent in November and insulated it with the silver bubble insulation across the roof and on all four walls. I added a large heavy duty tarp (19' x 30') over the top which is tied down--with a bit of encouragement snow slides off the tarp easily. A single light inside is enough. I have an electric space heater that keeps the tent plenty warm.There are pallets beneath with half-inch plywood creating a platform that the tent sits on. I added wool rugs (sourced from goodwill)to the floor to help insulate from the cold. This tent has been up all winter in Maine, and has withstood two extreme wind events with hurricane force wind gusts, and sustained winds of 45+ miles an hour for 24 hours. It shook and rattled, but It has no damage whatsoever!The center pole definitely helped with that-- I think the wind could otherwise have broken the frame just by the downward force of some of the gusts.This tent is the size of a small cabin and a person can live in it quite easily or use it as a cozy retreat/studio. The only thing I would say to the manufacturers is that the gray interior would be better in a lighter color like white, just to brighten it up a bit inside. In all, I would give it a 10 out of 10. Lastly, this is a very affordable shelter!

Great Product!

My wife and I bought this tent about four years ago and we LOVE IT! We've did plenty camping and plenty video posting on our media sites. People love our setup and now they wanna go camping with us. we're tempted to buy another one just to get the nun campers to go. We got another camping trip coming up next month, and we plan to be the best looking campsite out there, thanks and good CORE product.

Weathers The Storms

Purchased mine 4 years ago and have used it primarily as a base camp for an annual 9 day trip to an airshow in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Instead of 12, we have two campers but room for two more in the center section if any of our visitors needs to stay. It has withstood plenty of torrential rain and wind - some from tornado warned storms. Other tents around us have fallen but at most we have just had a few drops of wind blown water and outside chairs tossed around. Very spacious with two bedroom dividers leaving the center section as a computer table area with room for a couple of extra chairs if the outside awning doesn't protect us from rain. The camping site holds over 40,000 other campers during this incredible week and it is great to have such a nice base. Sure beats the high cost of hotels, Air B-N-B's or RV's and we are always getting great comments about our set-up. The CORE 12 person is the center of it all!

Fantastic Tent For Family Of Four Plus Friends

We're obsessed with this tent for camping with our family of four. We've camped in some SW Texas heat, cold, wind, and rain, and this tent is amazing at having enough space to make it easy to care for the kids and to have friends join us for camping or come over and hang out inside. We can set up with two queen mattresses and one twin mattress and still have room for tables and a bench inside the tent. I was so grateful the tent didn't have a single leak anywhere despite camping through a windy storm. Obviously it's going to get hot in the tent if you set it up in the full sun in the summer, whether the rainfly is on or off. Ideally you have a shady spot or are outside doing things during the sunny days in 90+ degree heat. I love that there are two different style doors. Depending on the temp and the weather, we might use a different door. The D-shaped door is probably easy for the kids. The doors do a great job of keeping the wind out, but the kids will rush and zip up the extra material in the zipper sometimes. I feel like the kids are the problem and not the door. ;-) We have also borrowed the green 12 Person Instant Tent to camp in. That instant up is amazing. However, the walls are so much more slanted than the straight wall cabin that it feels and functions much smaller. If we were just camping with a family of 4 all the time, it would be fine, but it's nice for the kids to bring friends and I love having more indoor space for storage and moving around. This tent packs down much smaller for storage than the instant tent, so that's something to consider. I have sewed some more paracord hanging loops for things inside the tent. I wish they could add more features like that during manufacturing, but that would make it more expensive. The two hanging pouches that come inside the tent are very handy.

Verified Purchase

Flawless???

It pains me to say, but I can’t find a flaw in this tent nor can I think of anywhere it can improve. It took our group of 3/4 people 10-15min to put up and take down & held up great in the rain. We had slight pooling between the tent & tarp after the rain and there were no leaks. If you’re debating getting this tent the answer is yes!

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