BUYING A TENT | CAMP ATTACK TIPS 101 #tent #camping #adventure #nature #tentcamping

 ALRIGHT!!! So, you want to buy a tent! That’s great! Don’t know where to start? That’s ok!

Not to worry – help is here. These useful Kuya Jess Camp Attack tips it can help prevent buyer's regret when it comes to choosing a tent.

Tents are essential parts of camping because they keep you safe from weather, animals, and insects. They help you sleep in please while camping and keep your hiking gear safe with you. They are like a home away from home when you are on a camp.

What does a tent provide?
To comfortably camp outdoors, you'll need a tent. It provides protection from strong winds, cold rain, and hot temperatures; all things a camper needs to be aware of to stay safe and relaxed.





 Choose the right tent for you!

The characteristics of a Good Tent

  • Leak-proof. A good, sealed seam can withstand a downpour and won't be compromised by the hot sun.
  • Ventilation. Make sure there's space between the fly and the canopy.
  • Durable waterproof floor. Rainy days won't ruin your camping experience, but wet gear will.
  • Think about the conditions of use.
  • Heavy-duty zippers.
  • Aluminum poles.
  • Serious pegs.
  • Easy to set up.
  • Additional Features
  • Capacity - Consider the number of people using the tent. 
  • Tent Quality Materials - Make note of the tent's material.
  • Wind Resistant
  • Height & Weight - Consider the weight of your tent.
  • Lightweight
  • Price
  • Easy To Store and Transport

                      Happy Camping!

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