Kodiak Canvas Flex-Bow Deluxe Tent 8-Person 10X14 Unboxing/Setup/Review/Take Down/Store In Bag

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In today's video we demonstrate how one person can setup and take down the tent. We unbox it, set it up, have a look inside, do a quick review, take it down, and stow it away. Everything you need to know is here.
The Kodiak Canvas Flex-Bow Deluxe Tent has a waterproof, breathable Hydra-Shield™ 100% cotton duck canvas 10 oz. canopy, 8.5 oz. walls and a 16 oz. seamless vinyl polyester-reinforced floor. The frame is comprised of 1" galvanized steel tubing and 3/8" Flex-Bow solid, spring steel rods. The 78" ceiling height and 140 sq. ft. tent space gives you plenty of indoor room to roam while the 84" x 78" awning offers shade from the sun. The Flex-Bow deluxe tent includes 2 large D-shaped doors and four extra-large windows with no-see-um mesh and YKK zippers. The 10' x 14' Flex-Bow Deluxe Tent includes 12" steel ground stakes, a strap-and-cinch storage bag, customizable gear loft, and organizer system.
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28 авг 2024

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@ebbflow9686 3 месяца назад

Great video, thanks!

@goodlifehacker 3 месяца назад

Glad you liked it! Thanks

@ixxgxx 2 года назад

i've had this same tent for 12 years. great elk hunting rig.

@josephleister9198 2 года назад

Great video....thanks for the take down...

@goodlifehacker 2 года назад

Thanks for that comment. That's the main reason I made this video when I was searching I could not find anything about the takedown process and how it might get stored once done using it.

@genepierson1728 Год назад

Thanks for sharing. How does it do in the summer? There is another version with more windows for another $100. So just wondering if this one is hot in the summer without the extra windows.

@goodlifehacker Год назад

If I had to do it over again I would get the one with the extra windows on the sides for more ventilation. It can get hot in any tent and having the ability to get that breeze through it from the sides would be nice. The little side vents that mine has at the very top doesn't really seem to do much.

@jessejames9576 2 года назад

I have had the tent in my garage in its box for three years hesitant to use it. That made it a little less daunting looking. Thanks. I would be curious how it looks all set up with your cots and stuff at a campsite.

@goodlifehacker 2 года назад

Hi ok the next time I set it up I will do a quick video of the interior with everything in it and also how to hook up a buddy heater in there.

@robtripicchio4069 Год назад

Great video!! I really love the repack part. Would you say this is large enough for two queen air mattresses? We are also a family of four. Really curious on the inside sq footage. Thanks

@goodlifehacker Год назад

Hi and thanks for that. Yes you could fit the two mattresses but it would be tight. We ended up with wife and two kids on the queen air mattress and I had a rollout sleeping pad which was great. You won't have much room left for your stuff if you put two queen mattresses. The square footage is 10x14 so 140 sq ft. By the way air mattresses from my experience you get one good night and then they don't stay inflated long enough after that. I'm starting to think speeping pads are a better idea and much less work to blow up and deflate. Sounds like a good topic for another video :)

@robtripicchio4069 Год назад

@@goodlifehacker Thanks so much for the reply. That actually would make a great video topic. It's always nice to the inside setup options.