Spending time in a GigaTent Fantasy Palace Tent for Children

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    Nothing to see here.

    My nephew has this indoor play tent and I came across an interesting product review.






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    Great shelter system

    By King in the castle from Atlanta, GA on 7/14/2008
    Pros:
    Comfortable, Easy to set up, Lightweight

    Cons:
    Poor Fly Design

    Best Uses:
    Backpacking, Hiking, Mountaineering

    Describe Yourself:
    Avid Adventurer

    What Is Your Gear Style:
    Minimalist

    Bottom Line:
    Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

    Comments about GigaTent Fanatsy Palace Tent for Children:
    This is a great little tent. I used it for a 6-day backpacking excursion in Teton last fall and it just performed the whole time. The mountain lions loved the little flags on the roof. It's a lightweight and packable shelter with a real sense of style.

    The lack of a rainfly was a concern, but its a minimalist shelter... so some sacrifice is expected. Also, couldn't find a gear loft for this tent? What gives?

    The connecting passage is awesome for gear storage and stinky boots. Dual.. makes that triple doors are great so anyone else in the tent doesn't wake you to answer nature's call.






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    that's a great looking palace...watch the zippers on the doors though...don't want to break a nail, Europa.
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    Coast explain your avatar. How come you have a pic of a drinking fountain?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Londonrockz568 View Post
    Coast explain your avatar. How come you have a pic of a drinking fountain?
    i take a lot of photos of fountains...different types...the interest came from an idea i read in Vonnegut's "Sirens of Titan"...something about emptiness/fulfillment and handicaps.

    this one is in Central Park, which i like. it reminds me of home, which is where i am now. i'm leaving soon though. i just need to put my pants on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by coasts View Post
    i take a lot of photos of fountains...different types...the interest came from an idea i read in Vonnegut's "Sirens of Titan"...something about emptiness/fulfillment and handicaps.

    this one is in Central Park, which i like. it reminds me of home, which is where i am now. i'm leaving soon though. i just need to put my pants on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Londonrockz568 View Post
    Coast explain your avatar. How come you have a pic of a drinking fountain?
    it's his deep creative side. i'm sure there's some deep meaning to it...
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    Quote Originally Posted by coasts View Post
    i take a lot of photos of fountains...different types...the interest came from an idea i read in Vonnegut's "Sirens of Titan"...something about emptiness/fulfillment and handicaps.

    this one is in Central Park, which i like. it reminds me of home, which is where i am now. i'm leaving soon though. i just need to put my pants on.
    and there's nothing wrong with that. i mean we have movies full of toilet scenes and they spent months making videos and drawings of nothing but toilets.
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