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accessoriesHow To Choose Your inflatable Dome Tent
Before buying an inflatable Dome Tent or any type of tents, keep in mind what time of year you are going to need it, how easy is it to set up, how well would it protect you from bad weather, and if size and weight is relative to the outdoor activity.
Main advantages of inflatable Dome Tents include:
1. Since they have a large number of corners, they can resist wind and all types of precipitation effectively. So they are really great for backpackers and canoeists.
2. Corners which cannot be used for sleeping can conveniently provide extra storage for gears.
3. inflatable Dome Tents are generally much lighter in weight than the equivalent size frame tent.
4. They give greater amount of head room than conventional ridge tents.
5. They can be easily installed or set up, and dismantled.
The fabric used for the body of the inflatable Dome Tent is usually nylon, and the average weight is approximately two and one-half to seven and one-half pounds. The Rain Fly is usually UV-resistant and can be used as a tarp or its own tent when basic, ultra-light shelter is desired. inflatable Dome Tents can cost from $70 to $600, and may also come with porch extensions, and in larger sizes that can accommodate up to ten people.
inflatable Dome Tents can be classified under 3-season type of tents – those that work well for all but the harshest cold weather condition. However, inflatable Dome Tents also do have a few disadvantages:
1. The geometric design can limit ventilation.
2. There tends to be less usable space inside the tent.
3. Moisture tends to gather at the top of the dome.
These shortcomings may create some problems when using an inflatable Dome Tent but it is still the number one choice for most backpackers, mountaineers, campers, and hikers etc.
