The Wenzel Beartooth family dome tent is one of the smaller family tents and while it boasts a few excellent features it suffers from a lack of quality components. It is a budget tent which is reflected in some of the problems reported. I may suit families wanting to try their hand at camping without too much outlay.
The Wenzel Beartooth family dome tent has an unusual 5 sided shape to it. The front section is rectangular with a triangle area behind. Set up is fairly simple but you need 2 adults which is surprising for it's size. Packing away can be problematic due to the weird shape so you need to watch carefully as you unfold it for the first time. Inside, the Wenzel Beartooth family dome tent is just one single room but the strange shape can make it frustratingly difficult to use the space efficiently. If you put 2 air beds in, they have to site at the front by the door so you end up clambering over them to get at the storage area behind. Quite frankly a bit of a pain.
Poles are the usual shock corded fiberglass but a number of users report that the poor quality, along with the tension they are put under, can result in splitting. Ventilation is great. The Wenzel Beartooth family dome tent has been designed to create an updraft so that even on the quietest of days the tent does not become stuffy. It has a removable rain fly which allows you to enjoy full daylight and airflow when you want it. If the weather changes it is easy and quick to fit.
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