Lightweight Spike Tent - Tent, Frame, & Floor

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 Lightweight Spike Tents in stock and can ship 1-2 business days after purchase.

When I designed the lightweight spike tent I wanted to make it stronger and more durable than other lightweight tents.  We put webbing on the inside seams to give it much more strength. There are no other spike tents that have reinforced webbing seams. Rich, owner.

The lightweight spike tent is made of an extremely strong polyester material. 7 oz per square yard makes it approximately twice as strong as most other synthetic tents.

The 7 oz polyester testing shows it is also 75% stronger than 10.1 oz canvas.

The lightweight spike tent has a 4' sidewall.

In order to properly secure this tent to the ground, there is a loop for stakes every 4' along the bottom of the sidewall. There will also be a D- ring every 4' along the top of the sidewall.

The seams have tape to help prevent leaks.  However, I still recommend a fly for any tent to protect the roof from UV rays, dirt and any possible leaks.

Click the VIDEO link below or tab above to see our videos which explains tent's standard features and set-up options.

• Spike Tent Features
  
• Single Person Set-Up
• Multiple Person Set-Up

• Spike Tent
• Frame-Longest pole is 31"
• Complete Sewn-In Floor
• 2 Side Windows
• Front and Back Doors (Option to add screens to both doors)
• Tent Bag
• 200' of rope and 20 metal tensioners.
  

Totally bug and varmint proof with its sewn-in floor and upside down T zippers.

Normally customers have spark holes in their tent roof. Or dirt, pitch and tar on their roof that won't come off. A fly is strongly recommend at the time of purchase to avoid possible roof issues. And most importantly, a fly will extend the life expectancy of your tent. Rich

FLY ADVANTAGES - SUMMARY

• Significantly increases life of tent by protecting roof. The roof is the first part of a tent that normally fails.
• Prevents stove spark burn holes in roof. It is much easier and cheaper to replace a fly, if necessary, than a tent.
• Provides another moisture barrier to prevent leaks.
• Protects the cotton canvas from UV rays. Put a cotton shirt outside during the summer and see how UV rays destroys the cotton.
• Keeps roof clean. When camping under a tree, a tree rains down dirt during rain storms.
• Prevents pitch and tar getting on the roof. Removing tree pitch and tar requires a harsh detergent which destroys the roof water, mildew and fire treatment. Then you will have leaks in your roof.
• Fly provides 1 foot overhang on each side of the tent forcing water and snow 1 foot away from side walls.
• Water and snow slides off fly quicker than canvas roof as the fly is completely smooth. Helps prevent snow build up.
• Provides some insulation value when there is an air gap between fly and roof.

EXTENDED FLY

• Extends 6 feet to the front, on door end nearest stove jack.
• Extended fly supported by 6' pole in center of fly and side poles.

Rebar stakes. Heavy duty to insure your tent does not blow away in high winds. Remember, your tent is just a large sail if it not staked securely to the ground.

Fire Mat. Fire proof mat for under your stove. Always have a fire proof material under a stove when using a floor in any tent.

FRONT & BACK SCREEN DOORS

TESTIMONIALS

Received my Selkirk spike tent and couldn't believe it could be as good as your video showed. It is better. Thanks for a great tent. -Greg

Just wanted to let you guys know I bought the 10x10 Selkirk spike tent about a month ago. Great spike tent. -Douglas

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